Anyone knows if there is a driver for the IBM Netezza database for node.js? Google search yielded nothing.
Also how is the support for other RDBM in node.js?
Followed by IBM document about Netezza. They just support
"Develop with R, Hadoop, Java, C, C++, Python, Fortran " language only.
So you can not directly call Nettiza from javascript in nodejs.
To use Netezza u need to develop ur own netteza DB moudle by using C or C++ language.
http://www-05.ibm.com/il/software/netezza/pdfs/IBM_Netezza_Analytics_USEN.pdf
There are jdbc, odbc and ole-db drivers to connect to Netezza.
They're available on the IBM support page, though you need an entitled support account to download them.
I imagine connecting to netezza from node.js is possible using those.
edit: the documentation is available here
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I'm looking to use Sequalize library in a new Node.js project. However, I noticed it only supports version 6 of pg driver library. I'm not sure what is the highest version of PostgreSQL database that I can use it considering I want to use full-fledged JSON support?
I tried looking in https://github.com/brianc/node-postgres and https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize for any documentation or hint but couldn't find any.
This is what i found on their support page.
node-postgres conforms to v3 of the PostgreSQL wire protocol. This means node-postgres supports PostgreSQL server 8.x - current
https://node-postgres.com/support
Here is the supported PostgreSQL and pg based for the sequelize version you want to use.
https://sequelize.org/releases/#postgresql-support-table
Wanting to give Swift a try and cheaply as possible.
I'm running
Ubuntu 16.04
SQLite 3.11.0
Swift 3.0-dev
All is working, not pretty though, but I'm having a hell of a time connecting to SQLite within Swift.
Has anyone successfully connected and run a query against SQLite with this setup?
While I've seen a bunch of post for iOS solutions I'm not entirely sure these will work on Ubuntu. I wasn't sure if you could or needed to compile Objective-C on Ubuntu.
Since Objective-C as used on Apple's platforms is not well supported on Linux, I think a better approach might be to access the SQLite C API from Swift by either using a system module or bridging header. You might also want to wrap the SQLite API in a C library exposing a subset of the API that you need in a simplified form more suitable to be called from Swift. You would then invoke the wrapper by creating a system module for it (no system module is needed in this case for the SQLite API) or by using a bridging header.
The following may help:
Compile C code and expose it to Swift under Linux
Linking a C library and its supporting library in Swift (linux)
in XLLoop we have tow main components:
An Excel addin implementation (XLL written in c++).
A server and framework written in java (and in many other languages - see languages section).
i want to know is any way to replace excel with oracle?
Interesting effort.
Oracle Database can run java code (except the free Oracle XE versions).
To access the functionserver, which seems to be available as a service over http,
you can use the utl_http package from PL/SQL even if you run Oracle XE.
I have installed Atlassian crowd using the internal database method on Centos 6. Installation went successfully and now i want to use external database (mysql) using JDBC. I cant find the option to accomplish that. How can i do that?
See Atlassian's documentation for how to Migrate to Another Database:
This guide applies to situations when you may need to migrate Crowd to another database.
I have heard a lot about Node . Recently Microsoft released a driver for accessing SQL Server through Node. I would like to do similarly create a driver to access a data source we have. The data source can be accessed using their DLLs.
For e.g. I can write a c# program and access the data.
How do I create a driver to access our data source so Node can use it ?
You'd write driver code in C or C++ as described in the C/C++ Addons section of node's documentation. It would have to compile to native code, not managed .NET code.