I’ve learned javascript async/await before learning promise.then() syntax, and I am now attempting to go back and learn promise.then().

I currently have the following code

let getDatabaseData = () => {
    return new Promise(resolve => {
        dbQuery().then(res1 => {
            dbQuery2(res1).then(res2 => {
                resolve(res1 + res2)
            })
        })
    })
}

getDatabaseData.then(dbData => {

    console.log(dbData)

})

I want to translate this to promises, and have done so below

let getDatabaseData = async () => {
    let res1 = await dbQuery()
    let res2 = await dbQuery2(res1)
    return res1 + res2
}

let dbData = await getDatabaseData()
console.log(dbData)

Is this the most effective way to do so? I was looking into promise chaining, but it doesn’t exactly get me what I want because I want getDatabaseData to act as a helper method to combine the results from dbQuery and dbQuery2