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n8n-nodes-ibmi-db2

v1.0.3

Published

n8n Community node to query a DB2 instance for iSeries

Downloads

30

Readme

n8n-nodes-ibmi-db2

This is an n8n community node. It lets you query a DB2 instance running on iSeries (AS400) in your n8n workflows.

I created this node for internal use (initially based off of GeorgeJeffcock/n8n's repo for reference as I was learning how to write custom nodes).
It uses node-jt400 to establish a TCP/IP connection to the database and runs a query returning the results as data that can be used in n8n.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

  • Query - Execute a SQL query
  • Insert - Insert rows in database
  • Update - Update rows in database
  • Delete - Delete rows in database

Credentials

The node supports the following credentials/settings:

  • Host - TCP/IP host name/address of the database server
  • User - User name for connecting to the database
  • Password - Password for connecting to the database
  • Database (optional) - Default database/schema
  • Libraries (optional) - Specifies one or more libraries that you want to add/replace in the library list
  • Port (optional) - Connection port
  • Translate Binary (optional) - Specifies whether binary data is translated. If this property is set to "true", then BINARY and VARBINARY fields are treated as CHAR and VARCHAR fields (Default: True)
  • Translate Boolean (optional) - Specifies how Boolean objects are interpreted when setting the value for a character field/parameter. Setting the property to "false", would store the Boolean object in the character field as either "1" or "0 (Default: False)"

Compatibility

Developed and tested on n8n v1.14.2. I did not test any previous version, so if you feel like trying and reporting back I will update this README.

Resources