I'm trying to use the destroy
method with a lower than in the request, and I can't make it to work.
Although, the find
method returns some content with the exact same parameters.
Cars.find({userId: params.userId, accessDate: { '<=': new Date() }}, function (err, found) {
console.log(found); //Returns an array with multiple entries.
});
Cars.destroy({userId: params.userId, accessDate: { '<=': new Date() }}); //Does nothing, the entries are not destroyed.
This is the content in my database returned by the first request:
[ { userId: '563c1c37be1ed48e7f8c6ada',
accessDate: '2015-11-07T21:36:13.169Z',
id: '563e60bd19667c52bd831182' },
{ userId: '563c1c37be1ed48e7f8c6ada',
accessDate: '2015-11-10T05:04:01.850Z',
id: '56416cb140112987ce6ec049' },
{ userId: '563c1c37be1ed48e7f8c6ada',
accessDate: '2015-11-12T03:59:36.519Z',
id: '5644009851503b42e589ecf1' } ]
Am I wrong somewhere? What should I do?
Thanks.
Cars.find({userId: params.userId, accessDate: { '<=': new Date() }})
.exec(function (err, found) {
});
Cars.destroy({userId: params.userId, accessDate: { '<=': new Date() }})
.exec(function (err) {
});
Hope helpful