0.2.1 • Published 9 years ago

mssql-helper v0.2.1

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mssql-helper

Microsoft Sql Server helper that support transactions per request, query queueing.

For use with Node.js and mssql: https://github.com/patriksimek/node-mssql

Background

implement a simple layer for mssql supporting queueing commands per request (or per object used as context)

Install

npm install mssql-helper

Usage

var db = require('mssql-helper');

var dbConfig={};
dbConfig.user= 'test';
dbConfig.password= 'test';
dbConfig.server= 'localhost';
dbConfig.database = 'test';

var context = req; // the request obect or any object that you want to use to share a connection and syncronice commands. 
context.dbConfig = dbConfig;
db.executeQuery(context, 'SELECT TOP 1 * FROM test WHERE id = @id', [{name: 'id', value : '1'}], function (err, recordset) {
  console.log(recordset[0].id);
  console.log(recordset[0].test);
});

Transaction

var contexto = {}; //can be the request object
contexto.dbConfig = {user: 'test', password:'test', server: 'localhost', database: 'test'}
db.beginTran(contexto,function(err){
	console.log('BEGIN TRAN');
});
db.executeQuery(contexto, "WAITFOR DELAY '00:00:01'; insert into Table VALUES(1, 'text 1')", function(err, recordset){
	console.log('first INSERT');
});
db.executeQuery(contexto, "insert into Table VALUES(2, 'text 2')", function(err, recordset){
	console.log('second INSERT');
});
db.commitTran(contexto, function(err){
	console.log('commit');
});

How it works

API

client.executeQuery(context, sql, params, callback)

push the command into a queue made in context object and run it. The context param can be the request to use a connection (or transaction) per request. If there is no active connection in the context, a connection is created.

client.run(cn, sql, params, callback)

execute a command without queuing.

client.isInTransaction(context)

return true if it is in transaction.

client.beginTran(context, callback)

begin a transaction.

client.commitTran(context, callback)

commit a transaction.

client.rollbackTran(context, callback)

rollback a transaction.

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