I take it back
i have a function after it that calls a splice of an index of -1, which
seems like it gets rid of the last element
My other environments work because the index was >0 (search for specific
index, where -1 was not found)
Back to sanity
On Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at 4:16:49 PM UTC-5, A wrote:
>
> Need suggestions, going crazy here
>
> I am missing my last row of my object array called: data
>
> console.log(data) //has 80 rows
> Users.find({"_id": {$in: ids}}, {'_id':1, 'Fullname':1}, function(err,
> results) { //i've used this query numerous times thought the whole site,
> nothing new
> console.log(data) //has 79 rows
> //... i do some stuff, but doesnt really matter ...//
> });
>
>
> Right after I run the mongoose Users.find, the last element disappears;
> makes no sense to my why. This happens every time, for every instance of
> the code run
> I do have some code above it and after it, but I narrowed it down to these
> 3 lines. Any Ideas? suggestions? Row counts vary between execution
>
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