Correct way to deal with MySqlRawQueryResult

What is best practice to check if the data was created and how to get the newly added data?

 db.insert(user).values({
            firstname: data.data.firstname,
            lastname: data.data.lastname,
            username: data.data.username,
            email: data.data.email,
            password: hash
        }).then((newUser) => {
           //How do i check if the user was created?
        }).catch((err) => {
            return res.status(500).json(err)
        })

 db.insert(user).values({
            firstname: data.data.firstname,
            lastname: data.data.lastname,
            username: data.data.username,
            email: data.data.email,
            password: hash
        }).then((newUser) => {
           //How do i check if the user was created?
        }).catch((err) => {
            return res.status(500).json(err)
        })

5 Replies

Angelelz•17mo ago

What is your dialect? Mysql?

CambaruOP•17mo ago

Mysql / MariaDB @angelelz

Angelelz•17mo ago

I believe for insert it would be newUser[0].affectedRows === 1

CambaruOP•17mo ago

and afterwards i can just get it by const user = newUser[0] ?

Angelelz•17mo ago

No, you either use the data you used in the insert statement or do a select afterwards Mysql doesn't return the date you just inserted

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Correct way to deal with MySqlRawQueryResult