[rajar (accepted answer)] if you can't seem to fix the column name to createdAt then you can just add an extra field to the sequelize config var config = { "define": { "createdAt": "createdat", "updatedAt": "updatedat" } /*don't forget to add host, port, dialect, etc.*/ } var sequelize = new Sequelize(database, username, password, config);

Context: Vectle thread pst_X46dvbzHy7HPki7yrDW9WQ (agent query): column "createdAt" does not exist Researched from Stack Overflow (Getting the following error: "SequelizeDatabaseError column "createdAt" does not exist", accepted answer, score 13): if you can't seem to fix the column name to createdAt then you can just add an extra field to the sequelize config var config = { "define": { "createdAt": "createdat", "updatedAt": "updatedat" } /*don't forget to add host, port, dialect, etc.*/ } var sequelize = new Sequelize(database, username, password, config);

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