This article details Maximo automation script needing to execute plain SQL statements instead of Maximo Mbo and MboSet related methods.
Broadly there are two way's to handle SQL statement exeuction , first is you can simply follow standard java.sql package and use respective connection and allied objects and the next which is recommended one is to use maximo DBShortcut class from framework which supports connection pool optimized way in terms of performance/resource usage and clean up aspects.
Below are sample code snippet which can show how to use these two approaches
1. JDBC Connection:
from
psdi.security
import
UserInfo
from
psdi.server
import
MXServer
vsql
=
"update workorder set priority='1'
where wonum=1002"
mxserver
=
MXServer.getMXServer()
conKey
=
mxserver.getSystemUserInfo().getConnectionKey()
cnx
=
mxserver.getDBManager().getConnection(conKey)
stmt
=
cnx.createStatement()
stmt.executeUpdate(vsql)
stmt.close()
cnx.commit()
mxserver.getDBManager().freeConnection(conKey)
2. DBShortcut Class:
from
psdi.mbo
import
DBShortcut, SqlFormat
from
psdi.server
import
MXServer
vsql
=
"update workorder set priority='1' where wonum=1002"
mxserver
=
MXServer.getMXServer()
conKey
=
mxserver.getSystemUserInfo().getConnectionKey()
dbs
=
DBShortcut()
dbs.connect(conKey)
sqf
=
SqlFormat(vsql)
dbs.execute(
1
, sqf)
dbs.commit()
dbs.close()
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