Sequelize code first with mysql cannot generate database
I am facing an issue related to sequelize when generating the database by commandline
Missing values for defiend fields of model.association by model.create()
In my backend y try with orm sequelize create a model User with its association ContactDateTime.
Trouble Generating Tables Automatically in Nodejs Using Sequelize mySQL 2
I’m encountering an issue where I’m unable to automatically create an “employee” table using Sequelize in my Node.js application. Strangely, while my “user” table gets created automatically, the “employee” table does not, resulting in an error message indicating that the table is not present when I call any API.
Inconsistent behavior with Sequelize .forEach() in MySQL vs. SQLite when updating records
I encountered a strange behavior with Sequelize when using MySQL. This script creates a table with one column and then seeds a record into this table. It then uses .forEach() and for (const ... of ...) to iterate over the results of .findAll() and update each record (in this case, only one record).
Sequealize.literal refering the model instead of the table
Is there any way to refer my model instead of the table on Sequelize.literal? Here I’m refering the table on the database but I would like to make a references directly using the model, in this case OModel or RModel.
Unknown colum using Sequealize.literal
I’m having this error using sequealize:
Possible error: sequelize multiple nested includes?
I am using a simple mysql database for tracking miles driven and time logged for work. I have a table of Users; a table of Weeks (each Week linked to a User); a table of Days (each Day linked to a Week); and a table of Miles and a table of Hours (each of these linked to a Day).