on 2020 Apr 04 9:14 PM
We are adding new interfaces to our existing system (built on SQL Anywhere 17) so that we can communicate with another systems, and we want to do this whole data-transfer process from within our SQL Anywhere 17 (web clients, so we are consuming the available REST APIs existing in another system).
We are doing this since several months and we are satisfied with the results.
We have a problem that we can't call PATCH requests (for updating the prices on the other system for example), and this is because the TYPE clause in the CREATE FUNCTION Statement offers only four methods (POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD) as http-type-spec-string!
Our current workaround is to delete the price and create a new one (DELETE + POST) but this can't be always a safe choice without consequences!
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