Null cell value query result data structure Hi, I am wondering how null cell values are structured in query results.
For example, when I iterate over the query results from a selectRecordsAsync() function, e.g. with a .forEach(map(x => {...})) function, when I hit a null value, the script errors. It’s easy enough to skip over these null values by wrapping the functionality in condiional e.g. if (x !== null) {...} but how do the arrays containing the query results represent the null values?
Are the null values empty objects, or empty array indexes?
I tried to emulate the data structure in node:
> let m = [{}, {id: 1}, {id: 2}, {}, {}, {id: 3}] // <-- empty objects
> console.log(m.map(a => a.id))
[ undefined, 1, 2, undefined, undefined, 3 ]
> let p = [, {id: 1}, {id: 2}, , , {id: 3}] // <-- empty indexes
> console.log(p.map(b => b.id))
[ <1 empty item>, 1, 2, <2 empty items>, 3 ]
Is what node reports as <# empty item(s)> a null value, i.e. is the query result returning an array of obj
