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JavaScript Using SQL ORMs with Node.js Performing CRUD Operations Retrieve Records

Posted by Joseph Lander
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Joseph Lander
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 27,764 Points

findAll() with one result still needs an array method

Less a question and more of an observation.

I quickly copy-pasted a findAll() search but only had one person. So I kept my console.log(people.toJSON()) and wondered why I received an error.

Of course, even though there is only one result in my case, the results (unless NULL I assume) will still come in an array so need to be treated as such.

It makes sense and probably was obvious to most but I overlooked it so thought I would share.

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