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createOneBase missing id in result when entity have composite primary columns

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I have Exam entity and /exams controllers. TypeOrmModule option synchronize: false. MySQL table name is exam and only one default PK id int(11).

When I first create exam. It return result without id.

POST /exams
{"title":"my exam","studentId":148,"paperId":233}

I got partial result:

{
  paperId: 233,
  studentId: 148,
  title: "4个常见知识点",
}

Because the second SELECT is wrong.

query: SELECT `Exam`.`id` AS `Exam_id`, `Exam`.`title` AS `Exam_title`, `Exam`.`paper_id` AS `Exam_paper_id`, `Exam`.`student_id` AS `Exam_student_id` FROM `exam` `Exam` WHERE `Exam`.`paper_id` = ? AND `Exam`.`student_id` = ? -- PARAMETERS: [233,148]
query: START TRANSACTION
query: INSERT INTO `exam`(`id`, `title`, `paper_id`, `student_id`) VALUES (DEFAULT, ?, ?, ?) -- PARAMETERS: [233,148,148]
query: SELECT `Exam`.`paper_id` AS `Exam_paper_id`, `Exam`.`student_id` AS `Exam_student_id` FROM `exam` `Exam` WHERE `Exam`.`paper_id` = ? AND `Exam`.`student_id` = ? -- PARAMETERS: [233,148]
query: COMMIT

After that I post again

POST /exams
{"title":"my exam 2","studentId":148,"paperId":233}

I got the same result (without id). But this time SQL Query is correct:

query: SELECT `Exam`.`id` AS `Exam_id`, `Exam`.`title` AS `Exam_title`, `Exam`.`paper_id` AS `Exam_paper_id`, `Exam`.`student_id` AS `Exam_student_id` FROM `exam` `Exam` WHERE `Exam`.`paper_id` = ? AND `Exam`.`student_id` = ? -- PARAMETERS: [233,148]

Below is my Entity and Controller.

@Entity({ name: 'exam' })
export class Exam {
    @Column({ type: 'int' })
    id: number

    @Column({ length: 32 })
    title: string

    @PrimaryColumn({ name: 'paper_id', type: 'int' })
    paperId: number

    @PrimaryColumn({ name: 'student_id', type: 'int' })
    studentId: number
}

@Crud({
    model: {
        type: Exam,
    },
    query: {
        // persist: ['id'], <-- not works
    },
})
@Controller('exams')
export class ExamsController implements CrudController<Exam> {
    constructor(readonly service: ExamsService) {}
}

Issue Analytics

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

m33chcommented, Nov 28, 2019

Hi, try to change id definition:

@Column({ type: 'int' })
id: number

to :

@PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
id: number

0reactions

cncoldercommented, Dec 18, 2019

When I POST an exam. {"title":"my exam 2","studentId":148,"paperId":233}. If {"studentId":148,"paperId":233} existed. createOne will update title.

But If I define PrimaryGeneratedColumn id column. createOne will create new exam.

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