I am having a problem reading data from a database. The table is just a date field and a string field with a JSON object in it. Depending on the date range I select the query returns the data correctly OR I get this error:
/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:283
var message = first.slice(5, 5 + length);
^
TypeError: Bad argument.
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:283:25)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
I did a little bit of debugging and determined that the call 'int32read(1)' is returning NaN in this line:
function checkInput() {
if (queue.length === 0) { return; }
var first = queue[0];
var code = String.fromCharCode(first[0]);
var length = first.int32Read(1) - 4; <
I can possibly do some more work trying to figure what in the data is causing this to break, but there probably also needs to be a fix in checkInput to make it a little more robust.
I am having a problem reading data from a database. The table is just a date field and a string field with a JSON object in it. Depending on the date range I select the query returns the data correctly OR I get this error:
/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:283 var message = first.slice(5, 5 + length); ^ TypeError: Bad argument. at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:283:25) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5) at checkInput (/Users/kldavis/.node_libraries/postgres-js/postgres-pure.js:301:5)
I did a little bit of debugging and determined that the call 'int32read(1)' is returning NaN in this line:
function checkInput() { if (queue.length === 0) { return; } var first = queue[0]; var code = String.fromCharCode(first[0]);
I can possibly do some more work trying to figure what in the data is causing this to break, but there probably also needs to be a fix in checkInput to make it a little more robust.