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dvir abuksis
14,608 PointsProblem with "Soft" Deletes
Hi, I got a problem with the "soft" delete, when I run my code (and even guil's code), the program actually deletes the row and not "soft" deleting it in the DB Browser. Does someone know why? Thanks.
Karol Chabros
17,675 PointsMake sure you're choosing 'Movie' table instead of 'Movies' in DB Browser
2 Answers
Joakim Rylander
4,821 PointsHad this problem as well. I had put timestamp: false, which caused this problem. Putting it back to true which allows for timestamps, did also allow for the soft delete to work properly as well, when I refreshed my DB.
JASON LEE
17,351 PointsIf you are using visual studio code, while adding in the paranoid option, press Ctrl + Space. A hint window pops up and actually mentions timestamps must be true.
(property) ModelOptions<Movie>.paranoid?: boolean | undefined
Calling destroy will not delete the model, but instead set a deletedAt timestamp if this is true. Needs timestamps=true to work. Default false.
Anthony Prabowo
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 26,374 PointsAnthony Prabowo
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 26,374 PointsHello dvir abuksis ,
Did you by any chance put the timestamp in your movie.init() option back to true? If you don't this problem might arise because you don't have the data to the timestamp. Hope this helps :)