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Examples
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Using
PostgreSQL
npm module.
install dependency from npmnpm install pg --save
Now you have to create a PostgreSQL connection, which you can later query.
Assume you Database_Name = students, Host = localhost and DB_User= postgres
var pg = require("pg") var connectionString = "pg://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/students"; var client = new pg.Client(connectionString); client.connect();
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If you want to use connection object for query database you can use this sample code.
var queryString = "SELECT name, age FROM students " ; var query = client.query(queryString); query.on("row", (row, result)=> { result.addRow(row); }); query.on("end", function (result) { //LOGIC });
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