database-application
IBM i Database Application
Analyze SQL application behavior including error logs, statement parsing, SQLCODE reference, SQL naming utilities, and system limit monitoring.
Available Tools
The ibmi CLI is the primary tool for executing database application queries. Set SKILL_DIR to this skill's installed location (the directory containing this SKILL.md file):
# SKILL_DIR = directory containing this SKILL.md
# Examples: ./skills/database-application, ~/.claude/skills/database-application
# List all database application tools
ibmi tools --tools "$SKILL_DIR/tools/" --toolset database_application_default
# Run a specific tool
ibmi tool list_sql_error_log --tools "$SKILL_DIR/tools/"
# Run with parameters
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