Quick and easy MSSQL Stored Procedure execution using promises
If you don't know how to operate with promises please refer to the following links:
npm install sqlstoreprocedure --saveor
yarn add sqlstoreprocedureThe library allows for native JS object primitives
const parameters = {
Param1 : "value",
Param2 : 2,
Param3 : true
};In order to start oeprating we must first initialize the module:
const SQLSP = require('sqlstoreprocedure')
const sp = new SQLSP('userdb', 'IPServer(x.x.x.x)', 'databasename', 'password');
sp.exec('StoredProcedureName', parameters).then((response) => {
// Handle response
console.log(response);
}).catch((error) => {
console.log(`SP Error: ${error}`);
})Example with await
const SQLSP = require('sqlstoreprocedure')
// Normal version
async function main (){
const sp = new SQLSP('userdb', 'IPServer(x.x.x.x)', 'mydatabase', 'mysecurepassword');
const response = await sp.exec('StoredProcedure', parameters);
// Handle response
console.log(response);
}
// Arrow Function Version
let main = async () => {
const sp = new SQLSP('userdb', 'IPServer(x.x.x.x)', 'mydatabase', 'mysecurepassword');
const response = await sp.exec('StoredProcedure', parameters);
// Handle response
console.log(response);
}
main();Example with typescript
import SQLSP from 'sqlstoreprocedure';
let sp: any = new SQLSP('userdb', 'IPServer(x.x.x.x)', 'mydatabase', 'mysecurepassword')
sp.exec('StoredProcedure', parameters).then(response => {
// Handle response
console.log(response);
}).catch(err => {
console.log(err)
}) Juan Mora |
 Agustin Gonzalez |
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