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Installing node-ibm_db

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Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux
  3. Node-ibm_db Installation on AIX on Power Systems
  4. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux on System z
  5. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux on Power System
  6. Node-ibm_db Installation on MacOS
  7. Node-ibm_db Installation on Windows
  8. Node-ibm_db Installation on z/OS
  9. Node-ibm_db How to Manually Build on Windows

1. Overview

The node-ibm_db is an asynchronous/synchronous interface for node.js to IBM DB2 and IBM Informix.

Following are the steps to create a Node.js installation for testing.

This node-ibm_db release has been tested with Node 0.10.36, 0.12.7, 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.2.6 LTS versions and 5.0.0, 5.3.0, 5.10.1 Stable versions on 64-bit/32-bit IBM Linux, IBM AIX, MacOS, Linux on z, Linux on Power System and Windows.

2. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux.

2.1 Install Node.js

Download the Node.js Linux binaries or Node.js Latest binaries and extract the file, for example into /mynode:

cd /mynode
tar -xzf node-v4.2.2-linux-x64.tar.gz

Set PATH to include Node.js:

export PATH=/mynode/node-v4.2.2-linux-x64/bin:$PATH

2.2 Install node-ibm_db

Following are the steps to install node-ibm_db from github or npm. using directory /nodeapp for example.

2.2.1 Direct Installation.

1. mkdir nodeapp
2. cd nodeapp

3. npm install ibm_db

or

npm install git+https://[email protected]/ibmdb/node-ibm_db.git
  1. Update config.testConnectionStrings.json with your credentials and run test.
cd ibm_db/test/
vi config.testConnectionStrings.json
node run-tests.js

It's Done.

2.2.2 Manual Installation by using git clone.

1. mkdir nodeapp
2. cd nodeapp
3. git clone https://github.com/ibmdb/node-ibm_db/

4. Set "IBM_DB_HOME" with 'clidriver' path, for example clidriver path is : /home/mysystem/clidriver

export IBM_DB_HOME=/home/mysystem/clidriver

5. Install node-gyp and other dependencies (refer package.json)

npm install -g node-gyp
npm install moment
npm install [email protected]
npm install [email protected]
etc...

6. Set "/node-ibm_db/node_modules/" path into system PATH.

export PATH=/home/mysystem/nodeapp/node-ibm_db/node_modules/.bin:$PATH

7. Run node-gyp configure build command.

node-gyp configure build --IBM_DB_HOME=$IBM_DB_HOME  --IS_DOWNLOADED=false --verbose

8. Update config.testConnectionStrings.json with your credentials and run test.

cd node-ibm_db/test/
vi config.testConnectionStrings.json
node run-tests.js

It's Done.

3. Node-ibm_db Installation on AIX on Power Systems.

3.1 Install Node.js for AIX

Download the Node.js AIX binaries from IBM SDK for Node.js and execute the binary file, for example into /mynode:

cd /mynode
./ibm-4.4.3.0-node-v4.4.3-aix-ppc64.bin

3.2 Install node-ibm_db

Follow the same steps mentioned in Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux.

4. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux on System z.

4.1 Install Node.js for Linux on System z

Download the Node.js Linux on System z binaries from IBM SDK for Node.js and execute the binary file, for example into /mynode:

cd /mynode
./ibm-4.4.3.0-node-v4.4.3-linux-s390x.bin

4.2 Install node-ibm_db

Follow the same steps mentioned in Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux.

5. Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux on Power System.

5.1 Install Node.js for Linux on Power System

Download the Node.js Linux on Power System binaries from IBM SDK for Node.js and execute the binary file, for example into /mynode:

cd /mynode
./ibm-4.4.3.0-node-v4.4.3-linux-ppc64.bin

5.2 Install node-ibm_db

Follow the same steps mentioned in Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux.

6. Node-ibm_db Installation on MacOS.

6.1 Install Node.js for Mac

Download the Node.js MacOS binaries or Node.js Latest binaries and extract the file.

6.2 Install node-ibm_db

Follow the same steps mentioned in Node-ibm_db Installation on Linux.

7. Node-ibm_db Installation on Windows.

7.1 Install Node.js for Windows

Download the Node.js Windows binary/installer or Node.js Latest binaries and install it.

7.2 Install node-ibm_db

Following are the steps to install node-ibm_db from github or npm. using directory /nodeapp for example.

1. mkdir nodeapp
2. cd nodeapp

3. npm install ibm_db

or

npm install git+https://[email protected]/ibmdb/node-ibm_db.git

4. Update config.testConnectionStrings.json with your credentials and run test.

cd ibm_db/test/
vi config.testConnectionStrings.json
node run-tests.js

It's Done.

8. Node-ibm_db How to Manually Build on z/OS

8.1 Install Node.js for z/OS

Download and install the IBM SDK for Node.js - z/OS from Marketplace. Trial version of IBM SDK for Node.js - z/OS is also available on DevelopWorks. Given that ibm_db includes native add-on code, ensure that you have the pre-requisite Python and Make tools installed as detailed in the SDK installation instructions.

8.2 Configure ODBC driver on z/OS

Please refer to the ODBC Guide and References cookbook for how to configure your ODBC driver. Specifically, you need to ensure you have:

  1. Binded the ODBC packages. A sample JCL is provided in the SDSNSAMP dataset in member DSNTIJCL. Customize the JCL with specifics to your system.

  2. Set the IBM_DB_HOME environment variable to the High Level Qualifier (HLQ) of your Db2 datasets. For example, if your Db2 datasets are located as DSN1210.SDSNC.H and DSN1210.SDSNMACS, you need to set IBM_DB_HOME environment variable to DSN1210 with the following statement (can be saved in ~/.profile):

    # Set HLQ to Db2 datasets.
export IBM_DB_HOME="DSN1210"

  3. Update the STEPLIB environment variable to include the Db2 SDSNEXIT, SDSNLOAD and SDSNLOD2 data sets. You can set the STEPLIB environment variable with the following statement, after defining IBM_DB_HOME to the high level qualifier of your Db2 datasets as instructed above:

    # Assumes IBM_DB_HOME specifies the HLQ of the Db2 datasets.
export STEPLIB=$STEPLIB:$IBM_DB_HOME.SDSNEXIT:$IBM_DB_HOME.SDSNLOAD:$IBM_DB_HOME:SDSNL0D2

  4. Configured an appropriate Db2 ODBC initialization file that can be read at application time. You can specify the file by using either a DSNAOINI data definition statement or by defining a DSNAOINI z/OS UNIX environment variable. For compatibility with ibm_db, the following properties must be set:

    MULTICONTEXT=1
CURRENTAPPENSCH=ASCII

    Here is a sample of a complete initialization file:

    ; This is a comment line...
; Example COMMON stanza
[COMMON]
MVSDEFAULTSSID=VC1A
CONNECTTYPE=1
MULTICONTEXT=1
CURRENTAPPENSCH=ASCII
; Example SUBSYSTEM stanza for VC1A subsystem
[VC1A]
MVSATTACHTYPE=RRSAF
PLANNAME=DSNACLI
; Example DATA SOURCE stanza for STLEC1 data source
[STLEC1]
AUTOCOMMIT=1
CURSORHOLD=1

    Reference Chapter 3 in the ODBC Guide and References for more instructions.

8.3 Install node-ibm_db

The following are the steps to install node-ibm_db from GitHub or npm into a subdirectory nodeapp as an example.

From Unix System Services (USS), create a subdirectory nodeapp to host your Node.js application:

mkdir nodeapp
cd nodeapp

8.3.1 Direct Installation

Install ibm_db from npm, or from the GitHub repository (requires Git on z/OS):

# Install via npm repository
npm install ibm_db

# --- OR -----

# Install from GitHub repository
npm install git+ssh://[email protected]/ibmdb/node-ibm_db.git

8.3.2 Manual Installation by using git clone

Using Git on z/OS, clone the GitHub respository.

git clone git://github.com/ibmdb/node-ibm_db
cd node-ibm_db

Install the ibm_db module dependencies with:

npm install

8.4 Running Verification Tests

To run the validation tests, update node-ibm_db/test/config.testConnectionStrings.zos.json with your database credentials (DSN, UID, PWD).

Set the IBM_DB_SERVER_TYPE environment variable to ZOS if you are connecting to a z/OS Db2 database.

export IBM_DB_SERVER_TYPE="ZOS"

Execute the tests with:

cd node-ibm_db
npm test

9. Node-ibm_db How to Manually Build on Windows.

9.1 Install Node.js for Windows

Download the Node.js Windows binary/installer or Node.js Latest binaries and install it.

9.2 Make Build node-ibm_db

Following are the steps to make build of node-ibm_db. using directory /nodeapp for example.

1. mkdir nodeapp
2. cd nodeapp
3. git clone https://github.com/ibmdb/node-ibm_db/

4. Set `IBM_DB_HOME` environmental variable with 'clidriver' path, for example clidriver path is : `/home/mysystem/clidriver`
   and then set `IBM_DB_HOME` to `PATH` variable.

5. Install node-gyp and other dependencies (refer package.json)

npm install -g node-gyp
npm install moment
npm install [email protected]
npm install [email protected]
etc...

6. Set the msbuild path into `PATH` environment variable.
   ie.: `C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\14.0\bin\`.

7. Run node-gyp configure build command.

node-gyp configure build --IBM_DB_HOME=$IBM_DB_HOME  --IS_DOWNLOADED=false --verbose

If node-gyp configure build command succeeded then Follow these steps.

8. Delete `build\Release folder`.
9. Open `build\odbc_bindings.vcxproj` file and edit following enteries:

Step1: Search AdditionalDependencies tag in file.

<AdditionalDependencies>kernel32.lib;user32.lib;gdi32.lib;winspool.lib;comdlg32.lib;advapi32.lib;shell32.lib;ole32.lib;oleaut32.lib;uuid.lib;odbc32.lib;DelayImp.lib;&quot;C:\Users\IBM_ADMIN\.node-gyp\5.3.0\$(Configuration)\node.lib&quot;;$(IBM_DB_HOME)\lib\db2cli64.lib;$(IBM_DB_HOME)\lib\db2app64.lib</AdditionalDependencies>

Step2: Delete `kernel32.lib;user32.lib;gdi32.lib;winspool.lib;comdlg32.lib;advapi32.lib;shell32.lib;ole32.lib;oleaut32.lib;uuid.lib;odbc32.lib;DelayImp.lib` from all tag entries.

<AdditionalDependencies>;&quot;C:\Users\IBM_ADMIN\.node-gyp\5.3.0\$(Configuration)\node.lib&quot;;$(IBM_DB_HOME)\lib\db2cli64.lib;$(IBM_DB_HOME)\lib\db2app64.lib</AdditionalDependencies>

10. Finally run below msbuild command:

msbuild build/binding.sln /clp:Verbosity=minimal /nologo /p:Configuration=Release;Platform=x64

Note: This command will run only in windows command prompt.

11. Check for `\node-ibm_db\build\Release\odbc_bindings.node` file, If it's there
    Well Done :)