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Ran across a couple new PTFs for Node.js:
SI61395 Node.js Update
SI61394 DB2 Addon Update for Node.js
Notes on the wiki site:
http://ibm.co/2bh9XoB
The new DB2 driver for Node.js on IBM i brings in a set of asynchronized
APIs to align with the non-blocking model of Node.js. It also allows
multiple queries or multiple connections running concurrently. It also
contains a new fetchAll() API to fetch all rows of data in one time for
better performance. Despite the default asynchronized API set, the
legacy synchronized API set is also included to make the migration
smoothly. But there will be no more features or updates for it. So it is
highly recommended to use the new asynchronized API set.
The toolkit for Node.js on IBM i is also updated to take advantages of
the non-blocking driver. It also allows you to use the legacy driver for
compatibility consideration.
This document lists the difference of the new DB2 driver and toolkit and
demonstrates how to migrate your code to use the new APIs.
Bryan
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