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Connect to Db2 LUW over DRDA with the native ibm_db driver. The provider extends SQLBaseProvider and overrides only prepareQuery(): Db2's SQL is Oracle-shaped (double-quoted identifiers, FETCH FIRST / OFFSET ... FETCH NEXT paging), so identifier escaping is inherited unchanged. Schema reads the SYSCAT.* catalog views scoped to CURRENT SCHEMA. Per-table maintenance maps analyze to RUNSTATS and optimize to REORG through SYSPROC.ADMIN_CMD; Db2 has no whole-database form, so there is no global maintenance card. Bound ? parameters are forwarded to the driver so inline row edit works (UPDATE ... WHERE pk); verified end-to-end against Db2 v11.5.9.0. Capabilities are conservative and honest: supportsExplain false (Db2 EXPLAIN populates explain tables rather than returning a single-statement plan, same as MSSQL libredb#126), supportsTransactions false (no held-session transaction wired, so the toolbar and SANDBOX stay hidden), and monitoring panels return neutral empties instead of fabricated zeros. All documented as intentional follow-ups. Includes the provider triad (db2.ts, docs/providers/db2.md, and the integration test at 100% line coverage), the registration surfaces, a db2 service in database-compose.yml, and the external-engine count copy. Closes libredb#786
…#786) Answers the review ask to check the admin/monitoring capabilities. Every MON_GET_* / SYSIBMADM.* read is permission-gated and wrapped so a restricted account degrades to an empty panel instead of an error; a monitoring-authorized account (verified on Db2 v11.5.9.0) gets real figures. - getTableStats: real per-table rows from SYSCAT.TABLES — row count (CARD) and the RUNSTATS timestamp (STATS_TIME -> lastAnalyze), so the age of the count is visible. CARD = -1 / STATS_TIME NULL maps to "no stats" (0 rows, no lastAnalyze), never a literal -1. Size deferred (per-object only). - getActiveSessions: live connections from MON_GET_CONNECTION. - getSlowQueries: costliest cached statements from MON_GET_PKG_CACHE_STMT, filtered to rows that actually carry timings (NUM_EXEC_WITH_METRICS > 0). When the database's mon_req_metrics is off there are none, so the panel shows a Db2-specific empty state naming the exact enablement command rather than the Postgres pg_stat_statements wording (slowQueriesEmptyState label). - getStorageStats: per-tablespace sizing from MON_GET_TABLESPACE. - getIndexStats: per-index rows from SYSCAT.INDEXES/INDEXCOLUSE with scan counts LEFT JOINed (RTRIM) from MON_GET_INDEX. - getPerformanceMetrics/getHealth: cache hit ratio from SYSIBMADM.BP_HITRATIO (works regardless of mon_obj_metrics, unlike MON_GET_BUFFERPOOL) and deadlocks from MON_GET_DATABASE. - getOverview: uptime (computed IN the database to avoid a timezone-driven negative), database size (+ databaseSizeBytes so fleet-health totals it), table/index counts, active connections, and maxConnections (maxappls). Hardening: - validate() rejects ';' in host/database/user/password: the DRDA attribute list has no escaping for its delimiter, so a value with ';' misparses (a password fails auth) or injects an attribute (PWD=x;SECURITY=NONE connected in testing). Pasted connection strings remain the user's own responsibility. - prepareQuery: pin the trailing-semicolon and trailing-line-comment cases (the clause splices before the trivia, never inside a comment). Tests updated to 100% line coverage of db2.ts; docs/providers/db2.md rewritten to describe each surface, its source, and its honest limits (per-object size, slow-query timings needing mon_req_metrics, the data/index Storage Breakdown that ADMIN_GET_TAB_INFO makes too slow to fill).
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Brings in the object model (libredb#811, libredb#820, libredb#831). Conflicts resolved in database-compose.yml (both services kept), src/lib/db/factory.ts (main's comment, db2 kept in the type list), bun.lock (regenerated by bun install) and the operator bundle CSV (taken from main, regenerated in a later commit). This commit does not typecheck on its own: Db2Provider still implements the removed getSchema() instead of the object methods. The next commit converts it.
- engine-support: the DatabaseType arm parser read ids as [a-z]+, so "db2" failed its own arm-count check. Ids may now carry a digit after the first letter. - README_ur.md arrived on main after this branch; it gets the Db2 row and count so readme:check passes. - AWS listing: the engines marker is 17. Azure: the 100-character summary no longer names Db2 (103 characters); the short description still does. - query-generators tests: generateTableQuery and generateSelectQuery take a path since libredb#811. - package.json: the trustedDependencies note named "these three" and now lists four, with the reason ibm_db runs an install script. - operator bundle regenerated with make -C operator bundle.
) getSchema() was removed by libredb#811, so Db2Provider now implements the object surface instead, measured against icr.io/db2_community/db2:12.1.0.0 with a new fixture in docker/db2-init (mounted at /var/custom in database-compose). - One container level, the schema, from SYSCAT.SCHEMATA. Every schema is listed except SYS%, NULLID and SQLJ; owner type cannot separate them because an implicitly created user schema is owned by SYSIBM too. - Nine kinds: table, view, materialized query table, alias, sequence, module, procedure, function, trigger. A routine is addressed by SPECIFICNAME, so overloads stay distinct. A trigger nests under its table only when both share a schema. - describeObjects reads a whole relation kind in four round trips, with the caller's bound sent as FETCH FIRST limit + 1. - readObjectSource returns the stored CREATE text from SYSCAT.VIEWS, ROUTINES and TRIGGERS; an external or sourced routine has NULL text and gets a refusal part that says so. - Column types carry length, precision and scale, which schema diff and the migration generator need. - The foreign key join now matches the referenced key on its table too. A constraint name is unique per table, not per schema, so the previous join could pair one foreign key with every same-named key in the schema. - No kind is editable. docs/providers/db2.md records what was measured about CREATE OR REPLACE. The provider moves to sql/db2/index.ts, with the catalog statements and row mapping in sql/db2/objects.ts, both at 100% line coverage.
RUNSTATS and REORG run as CALL SYSPROC.ADMIN_CMD('...'), so the table name
sits inside a SQL string literal. It was escaped only as a delimited
identifier, so a name containing ' ended the literal early. Measured on Db2
12.1 with a table named O'Brien: the old form answered SQL0010N, and with the
quote doubled both operations succeed.
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Thanks @nycjay. The object browser was rebuilt in #811, #820 and #831, so I converted this branch rather than ask you to chase a moving interface. Main is merged in, the provider now implements the object surface (schemas, nine kinds, definition text), and CI is green. I also fixed a foreign key join that matched constraint names per schema instead of per table, and quote escaping in the ADMIN_CMD maintenance target. Two distribution problems remain, and neither shows up in this PR's CI:
The second is a Dockerfile fix. The first needs a supported arm64 path for the driver, so I am putting this PR on hold until we find one. |
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I am thinking about it: we can generate a new tag image without ARM |
Adds IBM Db2 LUW (type id db2) over the npm driver db2-node 1.0.22, a native Rust DRDA client that needs no IBM client install. v1 connects with TLS required (a plaintext connection needs the allowInsecureAuth opt-in), browses schemas and nine object kinds, runs queries with server-side paging, and runs RUNSTATS and REORG on tables. Inline edit, data import, Create Table, EXPLAIN, transactions and cancel are left out on purpose. The driver defects found against Db2 12.1 and 11.5 are listed as K1 to K22 in docs/providers/db2.md and were reported in gurungabit/db2-node#12; backlog P8 tracks the pin bump to the release that fixes them. Also: data import refuses an engine that declares nothing to write into, providers can declare a preview projection and the kinds a maintenance operation runs on, and the login hero keeps its fit at 1366x768 with 22 showcase entries. Closes #786. Supersedes #787.
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Closing this as superseded by #1238, which is merged. The provider interface on main changed too much under this branch to rebase it, so Db2 was rebuilt on current main, on db2-node instead of ibm_db, which removes the IBM client install and the Linux arm64 blocker. Thank you @nycjay. Your dialect, catalog and maintenance work here was the map for the new provider, and #786 is closed by it. v1 is deliberately limited (TLS required, browse and query only); the limits and the known driver issues are in docs/providers/db2.md. |
Description
Adds IBM Db2 LUW as a database provider (type-id db2), over the DRDA protocol with the native ibm_db driver. It extends SQLBaseProvider and overrides only prepareQuery(), because Db2's SQL is Oracle-shaped (double-quoted identifiers, FETCH FIRST / OFFSET ... FETCH NEXT paging).
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Related Issue
Closes #786
Changes Made
Deliberate follow-ups, not gaps: supportsExplain: false (Db2 EXPLAIN populates explain tables rather than returning a single-statement plan, same as MSSQL #126), supportsTransactions: false (no held-session transaction wired, so the toolbar and SANDBOX stay hidden), monitoring panels return neutral empties instead of fabricated zeros, and columnTypes is omitted because the high-level query() exposes no declared type.
Testing
Verified end-to-end against a live Db2 v11.5.9.0 server, driving the app with Playwright and the API: connect and schema tree (columns, PK/nullable, FKs, indexes, untrimmed names); paging (FETCH FIRST, then OFFSET ... FETCH NEXT, an already-bounded query left alone); CRUD with read-your-writes; value fidelity (BIGINT → lossless string, BLOB → Buffer, CLOB/DECFLOAT/XML, CHAR(n) space-padded as expected); error paths (SQL0204N, SQL0104N throw rather than returning zero rows); per-table RUNSTATS/REORG plus rejection of a global or unsupported op; capability-gated UI (no Explain button or tab, no transaction toolbar/SANDBOX, Create Table present, inline-edit present); and an inline row edit persisting through UPDATE ... WHERE pk. ibm_db loads under both Bun and Node.
Two commands I could not run locally (per the "CI is the merge gate" note in CONTRIBUTING):
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bun run test:coverageandbun run coverage:check)src/lib/db/providers/, I updated the matchingdocs/providers/documentation andtests/integration/db/tests in the same PR (provider triad)Additional Notes
This PR adds a runtime dependency (ibm_db), unlike the recent HTTP-only providers. Rationale is under Changes Made.