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sources: ibmi-system: host: ${DB2i_HOST} user: ${DB2i_USER} password: ${DB2i_PASS} port: 8076 ignore-unauthorized: true tools: describe_object: source: ibmi-system description: Describe an SQL object by generating DDL definition statement: |- CALL QSYS2.GENERATE_SQL( DATABASE_OBJECT_NAME => :name, DATABASE_OBJECT_LIBRARY_NAME => :library, DATABASE_OBJECT_TYPE => :type, CREATE_OR_REPLACE_OPTION => '1', PRIVILEGES_OPTION => '0', STATEMENT_FORMATTING_OPTION => '0', SOURCE_STREAM_FILE_END_OF_LINE => 'LF', SOURCE_STREAM_FILE_CCSID => 1208 ) parameters: - name: name type: string description: The name of the object required: true - name: library type: string description: The name of the library where the object is defined required: true default: QSYS2 - name: type type: string default: TABLE description: |- A character or graphic string expression that identifies the type of the database object or object attribute for which DDL is generated. You can use these special values for the object type: ALIAS The object is an SQL alias. CONSTRAINT The object attribute is a constraint. FUNCTION The object is an SQL function. INDEX The object is an SQL index. MASK The object is an SQL column mask. PERMISSION The object is an SQL row permission. PROCEDURE The object is an SQL procedure. SCHEMA The object is an SQL schema. SEQUENCE The object is an SQL sequence. TABLE The object is an SQL table or physical file. TRIGGER The object attribute is a trigger. TYPE The object is an SQL type. VARIABLE The object is an SQL global variable. VIEW The object is an SQL view or logical file. XSR The object is an XML schema repository object. domain: sysadmin list_service_categories: source: ibmi-system description: List all service categories with counts of services in each. statement: |- SELECT service_category, COUNT(*) AS service_count FROM qsys2.services_info GROUP BY service_category ORDER BY service_count DESC, service_category domain: sysadmin category: discovery metadata: title: Service categories and counts list_services_by_category: source: ibmi-system description: Browse services for a specific category with key details. statement: |- SELECT service_schema_name, service_name, sql_object_type, object_type, system_object_name, earliest_possible_release, latest_db2_group_level, initial_db2_group_level FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE service_category = :category ORDER BY service_schema_name, service_name parameters: - name: category type: string description: Exact value of SERVICE_CATEGORY to filter by. required: true domain: sysadmin category: browse metadata: title: Services by category search_services_by_name: source: ibmi-system description: Case-insensitive search of services by name (contains match). statement: |- SELECT service_category, service_schema_name, service_name, sql_object_type, earliest_possible_release FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE UPPER(service_name) LIKE UPPER('%' CONCAT :name_contains CONCAT '%') ORDER BY service_category, service_schema_name, service_name parameters: - name: name_contains type: string description: Substring to search for in SERVICE_NAME. required: true minLength: 2 domain: sysadmin category: search metadata: title: Search services by name list_services_by_schema: source: ibmi-system description: List services provided by a specific schema (e.g., QSYS2, SYSTOOLS). statement: |- SELECT service_category, service_name, sql_object_type, earliest_possible_release FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE service_schema_name = UPPER(:schema_name) ORDER BY service_category, service_name parameters: - name: schema_name type: string description: Schema name (library), e.g., QSYS2 or SYSTOOLS. required: true minLength: 1 domain: sysadmin category: browse metadata: title: Services by schema list_services_by_sql_object_type: source: ibmi-system description: List services by SQL object type (VIEW, PROCEDURE, SCALAR FUNCTION, etc.). statement: |- SELECT service_category, service_schema_name, service_name, sql_object_type, earliest_possible_release FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE sql_object_type = :sql_object_type ORDER BY service_category, service_schema_name, service_name parameters: - name: sql_object_type type: string description: SQL object type to filter by. required: true enum: ["VIEW", "PROCEDURE", "SCALAR FUNCTION", "TABLE FUNCTION", "TABLE"] domain: sysadmin category: browse metadata: title: Services by SQL object type get_service_example: source: ibmi-system description: Retrieve the example SQL/usage snippet for a specific service. statement: |- SELECT service_schema_name, service_name, example FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE service_schema_name = UPPER(:schema_name) AND service_name = UPPER(:service_name) parameters: - name: schema_name type: string description: Schema name containing the service (e.g., QSYS2). required: true - name: service_name type: string description: Exact SERVICE_NAME (case-insensitive match used). required: true domain: sysadmin category: reference metadata: title: Get service example where_is_service: source: ibmi-system description: Locate a service by name and return its schema and object metadata. statement: |- SELECT service_category, service_schema_name, service_name, sql_object_type, object_type, system_object_name, earliest_possible_release FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE UPPER(service_name) = UPPER(:service_name) ORDER BY service_schema_name parameters: - name: service_name type: string description: Exact SERVICE_NAME to locate. required: true domain: sysadmin category: search metadata: title: Where is this service? search_examples_for_keyword: source: ibmi-system description: Search the EXAMPLE text for a keyword or phrase (case-insensitive). statement: |- SELECT service_category, service_schema_name, service_name, SUBSTR(example, 1, 300) AS example_snippet FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE example IS NOT NULL AND UPPER(example) LIKE UPPER('%' CONCAT :keyword CONCAT '%') ORDER BY service_category, service_schema_name, service_name parameters: - name: keyword type: string description: Keyword or phrase to search for within EXAMPLE text. required: true minLength: 2 domain: sysadmin category: search metadata: title: Search examples for keyword count_services_by_schema: source: ibmi-system description: Count services by providing schema. statement: |- SELECT service_schema_name, COUNT(*) AS service_count FROM qsys2.services_info GROUP BY service_schema_name ORDER BY service_count DESC, service_schema_name domain: sysadmin category: discovery metadata: title: Service counts by schema count_services_by_sql_object_type: source: ibmi-system description: Summarize services by SQL object type. statement: |- SELECT sql_object_type, COUNT(*) AS service_count FROM qsys2.services_info GROUP BY sql_object_type ORDER BY service_count DESC, sql_object_type domain: sysadmin category: discovery metadata: title: Service counts by SQL object type list_categories_for_schema: source: ibmi-system description: Show which categories exist within a given schema. statement: |- SELECT service_schema_name, service_category, COUNT(*) AS service_count FROM qsys2.services_info WHERE service_schema_name = UPPER(:schema_name) GROUP BY service_schema_name, service_category ORDER BY service_count DESC, service_category parameters: - name: schema_name type: string description: Schema name to summarize (e.g., QSYS2). required: true domain: sysadmin category: discovery metadata: title: Categories within a schema toolsets: sysadmin_discovery: title: Sys Admin Discovery description: High-level summaries and counts for services. tools: - list_service_categories - count_services_by_schema - count_services_by_sql_object_type - list_categories_for_schema sysadmin_browse: title: Sys Admin Browse description: Explore services by category, schema, and SQL object type; validate metadata. tools: - list_services_by_category - list_services_by_schema - list_services_by_sql_object_type sysadmin_search: title: Sys Admin Search description: Search capabilities for service names and example usage. tools: - search_services_by_name - where_is_service - search_examples_for_keyword - get_service_example

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