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I am trying out some stuff with the TypeORM querybuilder. However after running the code shown below I keep getting the error



(node:25699) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 3): Error: Cannot use a pool after calling end on the pool



If it matters if I add the user relation first or the location relation, because the one that goes first gets added as a relation as expected. The one after that keeps throwing the error.



userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
await getConnection()
.createQueryBuilder()
.relation(Pin, "user")
.of(pinIds[i])
.set(userId);

await getConnection()
.createQueryBuilder()
.relation(Pin, "location")
.of(pinIds[i])
.set(locationIds[i]);
});









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    I am trying out some stuff with the TypeORM querybuilder. However after running the code shown below I keep getting the error



    (node:25699) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 3): Error: Cannot use a pool after calling end on the pool



    If it matters if I add the user relation first or the location relation, because the one that goes first gets added as a relation as expected. The one after that keeps throwing the error.



    userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
    await getConnection()
    .createQueryBuilder()
    .relation(Pin, "user")
    .of(pinIds[i])
    .set(userId);

    await getConnection()
    .createQueryBuilder()
    .relation(Pin, "location")
    .of(pinIds[i])
    .set(locationIds[i]);
    });









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      I am trying out some stuff with the TypeORM querybuilder. However after running the code shown below I keep getting the error



      (node:25699) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 3): Error: Cannot use a pool after calling end on the pool



      If it matters if I add the user relation first or the location relation, because the one that goes first gets added as a relation as expected. The one after that keeps throwing the error.



      userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
      await getConnection()
      .createQueryBuilder()
      .relation(Pin, "user")
      .of(pinIds[i])
      .set(userId);

      await getConnection()
      .createQueryBuilder()
      .relation(Pin, "location")
      .of(pinIds[i])
      .set(locationIds[i]);
      });









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      I am trying out some stuff with the TypeORM querybuilder. However after running the code shown below I keep getting the error



      (node:25699) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 3): Error: Cannot use a pool after calling end on the pool



      If it matters if I add the user relation first or the location relation, because the one that goes first gets added as a relation as expected. The one after that keeps throwing the error.



      userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
      await getConnection()
      .createQueryBuilder()
      .relation(Pin, "user")
      .of(pinIds[i])
      .set(userId);

      await getConnection()
      .createQueryBuilder()
      .relation(Pin, "location")
      .of(pinIds[i])
      .set(locationIds[i]);
      });






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          I solved the problem by doing creating a connection only once and making the relations with that connection.



          const connection = await getConnection();
          userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
          connection
          .createQueryBuilder()
          .relation(Pin, "user")
          .of(pinIds[i])
          .set(userId);

          connection
          .createQueryBuilder()
          .relation(Pin, "location")
          .of(pinIds[i])
          .set(locationIds[i]);
          });





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            I solved the problem by doing creating a connection only once and making the relations with that connection.



            const connection = await getConnection();
            userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
            connection
            .createQueryBuilder()
            .relation(Pin, "user")
            .of(pinIds[i])
            .set(userId);

            connection
            .createQueryBuilder()
            .relation(Pin, "location")
            .of(pinIds[i])
            .set(locationIds[i]);
            });





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              I solved the problem by doing creating a connection only once and making the relations with that connection.



              const connection = await getConnection();
              userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
              connection
              .createQueryBuilder()
              .relation(Pin, "user")
              .of(pinIds[i])
              .set(userId);

              connection
              .createQueryBuilder()
              .relation(Pin, "location")
              .of(pinIds[i])
              .set(locationIds[i]);
              });





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                I solved the problem by doing creating a connection only once and making the relations with that connection.



                const connection = await getConnection();
                userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
                connection
                .createQueryBuilder()
                .relation(Pin, "user")
                .of(pinIds[i])
                .set(userId);

                connection
                .createQueryBuilder()
                .relation(Pin, "location")
                .of(pinIds[i])
                .set(locationIds[i]);
                });





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                I solved the problem by doing creating a connection only once and making the relations with that connection.



                const connection = await getConnection();
                userIds.forEach(async (userId, i) => {
                connection
                .createQueryBuilder()
                .relation(Pin, "user")
                .of(pinIds[i])
                .set(userId);

                connection
                .createQueryBuilder()
                .relation(Pin, "location")
                .of(pinIds[i])
                .set(locationIds[i]);
                });






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