Question

I am using the following piece of code to retrieve a simple row using a simple select in a node.js application using Postgresql:

client.query(sql, params, function(err, result) {
    // done(); // Releasing connection to the pool
    console.log(sql);
    var retr;
    if ( !err ) {
        console.log("Row count: " + result.rows.length.toString());
        if ( result.rows.length > 0 ) {
            retr = new UserAccount();
            parseRow(retr,result.rows[0]);
        }
    }
    callback(retr, err);
});

Yet, no rows are returned:

SELECT * FROM "MySchema"."USER_ACCOUNT" WHERE "ID" = $1;
Retrieving user account by ID = 1
No user account found!
Row count: 0 

But, the row is there in the database, I can see it with pgAdmin III. What I am doing wrong?

UPDATE: There is a callback I have just added in the code.

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Solution

OK, I was creating test data before I was calling my select, but the inserts were created asynchronously. Therefore, I was calling my select before the test data was actually created.

I implemented a solution by learning how to use async.series.

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