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sqlcdcstream

v0.0.3

Published

MS SQL Server Change Data Capture For Node

Downloads

18

Readme

sqlcdcstream

Is a node.js module that enables changes made to data an Microsoft SQL Server Database Table to be converted to a stream. It captures all CRUD operations and utilises the built in Change Data Capture fucntionality of SQL Server.

Install

npm install sqlcdcstream

If your database server does not currently have sqlcdcstream schema do either of the following

> node node-modules\sqlcdcstream\install-database.js

Or run the script sql\installsqlcdc.sql on the database server

> osql -E -n-1 -i .\sql\installsqlcdc.sql -o install-database.log

This creates a database on the local instance to store the id of the latest record. You will find the output of these commands in install-database.log The script will not delete the database if it already exists.

Configuration

Enable SQL Server Change Data Capture on the Database

> osql -E 
1> USE NAME_OF_YOUR_DATABASE
2> GO
1> EXEC sys.sp_cdc_enable_db
2> GO

Enable Change Data Capture on a Table

> osql -E 
1> USE NAME_OF_YOUR_DATABASE
2> GO
1> EXECUTE sys.sp_cdc_enable_table 
	@source_schema = N'SCHEMA NAME E.G. dbo', 
	@source_name = N'TABLE_NAME', 
	@capture_instance = N'SCHEMA_NAME_TABLE_NAME'";
2> GO

Usage

Write a program to emit changes

var mystream = require('sqlcdc')
// where interval is the .
var connection =  "Driver={SQL Server Native Client 11.0};Server=(local);Database=DB_NAME;Trusted_Connection={Yes}"
var schema = "dbo"
var tablename = "NAME_OF_TABLE"
var interval = 1000 //frequency the table is polled
var stm = mystream.changes(connection, schema, tablename, interval);
stm.pipe(process.stdout);