Rest API to copy files from Oracle database and save to disk.
You can use this when you need a service to copy files from an ORACLE database and save to disk. For example, a service might copy the last file loaded into Oracle database and put it in a directory that is used by other devices that don't have access to the database.
npm install restcopyfile
1. https://codeload.github.com/Ruslan-Shevyrev/RestCopyFile-nodejs/zip/refs/heads/master
2. npm install
If you installed it like npm package (option 1), then:
const restcopyfile = require('restcopyfile');
webServerConfig = {
port: process.env.HTTP_PORT || /*listener_port*/ 3000,
file_path: "DEFAULT_FILE_PATH"
};
dbConfig = {
hrPool: {
user : "DB_USER",
password : "DB_PASSWORD",
connectString : "DB_LINK",
poolMin: 10,
poolMax: 10,
poolIncrement: 0
}
};
query = {
DEFAULT_SQL_GET_FILE : "SQL_QUERY_RETURN_FILE_NAME_&_BLOB"
};
restcopyfile.startup(webServerConfig, dbConfig, query);
If you installed it like service (option 2), then:
- Change configuration in files:
./config/dbconfig.js
./config/web-server-config.js
./DBquery/query.js
- Run service
node RestCopyFileStart.js
listener_port : port (default 3000) file_path : default path for files
user : database user,
password : database password,
connectString : database connection string
<server>:<port>/<DB>
poolMin : Min connection pool (default 10),
poolMin : Max connection pool (default 10),
poolIncrement : Pool Increment (default 0)
DEFAULT_SQL_GET_FILE : SQL query from database with string filename as first value and blob as second value using {:id} as indicator
Example query:
SELECT FILE_NAME, BDATA FROM TEMP_IMAGE WHERE ID = :id
<host>:<listener_port>/file/put/<file id from database>/?parameters
parameters:
path : path for saving file (DEFAULT : file_path from webServerConfig(webServerConfig.js))
query : set query for blob. You can set more than one predetermined query (you need one query named DEFAULT_SQL_GET_FILE by default)
query = {
DEFAULT_SQL_GET_FILE : "SQL_QUERY_RETURN_FILE_NAME_&_BLOB",
SECOND_SQL : "SECOND_SQL",
THIRD_SQL : "THIRD_SQL"
};
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