Mongoose, Find Model property - node.js

Question

I'm using express and mongoose to retrieve data from mongodb, when i try to query:
Event.find({"StartTime":{$gte:start, $lte: end }}, function(err, today){
cb({"all":docs, "live_total": docs.length, "today":today, "today_total": today.length, "start":start, "end":end, "now":now});
})
It returns results, but when i do:
Event.find({"League":"2399913"}, function(err, ev){
console.log(ev)
})
It returns nothing even if i do manually the query in mongodb return results:
query on mongo
db.events.find({"League": "50012238"});
results
{ "_id" : ObjectId("58c02fc1a683a6595444b5d0"), "EventID" : "62332340", "League" : "50012238", "LeagueName" : "King's Cup", "Sport" : "6046", "SportName" : "Football", "Location" : "80", "LocationName" : "Saudi Arabia", "StartTime" : ISODate("2017-01-21T07:15:00Z"), "homeTeam" : "50038781", "homeTeamName" : "Al Safa (KSA)", "awayTeam" : "250417", "awayTeamName" : "Al Qadisiya", "EventStatus" : "NSY", "Active" : "I", "BookmakerTotalCnt" : "3", "Outcomes" : { "Outcome" : { "OutcomeID" : "1", "OutcomeName" : "1X2", "Bookmaker" : { "BookmakerID" : "8", "BookmakerName" : "Bet365", "BookmakerTotalOddsCnt" : "18", "Odd" : [ { "EventID" : "62332340", "LineID" : "586978", "OutcomeID" : "1", "BookmakerID" : "8", "OutcomeName" : "1X2", "BookmakerName" : "Bet365", "bet" : "1", "BaseLine" : null, "line" : null, "CurrentPrice" : "6", "isResulting" : "-", "isWinner" : "0", "OutcomeType" : "1", "DrawName" : "X", "LineInfo" : null, "LineStatus" : "Open" }, { "EventID" : "62332340", "LineID" : "586979", "OutcomeID" : "1", "BookmakerID" : "8", "OutcomeName" : "1X2", "BookmakerName" : "Bet365", "bet" : "2", "BaseLine" : null, "line" : null, "CurrentPrice" : "1.4", "isResulting" : "-", "isWinner" : "0", "OutcomeType" : "1", "DrawName" : "X", "LineInfo" : null, "LineStatus" : "Open" }, { "EventID" : "62332340", "LineID" : "586980", "OutcomeID" : "1", "BookmakerID" : "8", "OutcomeName" : "1X2", "BookmakerName" : "Bet365", "bet" : "X", "BaseLine" : null, "line" : null, "CurrentPrice" : "4.333", "isResulting" : "-", "isWinner" : "0", "OutcomeType" : "1", "DrawName" : "X", "LineInfo" : null, "LineStatus" : "Open" } ] } } } }
Here is my model definition:
var mongoose = require('mongoose');
var model = {};
//static method
exports.schema = function(req, res){
return mongoose.Schema({
Sport: Number,
League: Number,
LeagueName: String,
Location: String,
SportName: String,
StartTime: Date,
StartTimeJS: Date,
LocationName: String,
homeTeam: String,
homeTeamName: String,
awayTeam: String,
awayTeamName: String,
EventStatus: String,
Active: Number,
BookmakerTotalCnt: String,
Outcomes: Array,
EventID: Number
});
}
So basically it finds by some keys but not for others, any idea?

Answer 1

Manually you did right query:
db.events.find({"League": "50012238"});
But in this query "U" into "Lueague" is wrong!
Event.find({"Lueague":"2399913"}, function(err, ev){
console.log(ev)
})
Try this:
Event.find({"League": 2399913}).exec(function(err, ev)
{ console.log(ev) });

Answer 2

The issue is probably that you're telling Mongoose that League is a number, yet it seems to be stored in the database as a string.
Because of this, Mongoose runs the equivalent of this query (because Mongoose will cast the string "2399913" in the query to a number, so it matches the schema type):
db.events.find({ League : 2399913 })
Notice how there are no quotes around the number.
Because strings and numbers are different things, this query won't match any of the documents in your collection.
The fix would be to update your schema so League becomes a string:
League: String,