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How do I refer to an enum in my application? I need to check if `assignment.status` (which is an enum) has a value of `NORMAL` (one of the possible values). My code right now is ```if (assignment.status === 'NORMAL') {...}```, but it doesn't work.

What does a console log look like? I know when you pass an enum to a query, it's just a string format of it

Some good ol debugging here should shed some light. 

logging `assignment.status` gives `NORMAL`

Does it behave any differently with == rather than === (not advised for real implementation obviously, just trying to wrap my head around your situation. )

Also check what type of returns for assignment.status

Are you 100% sure you're not getting into that block? Or just that what's supposed to happen in the block doesn't happen

If I remove the conditional it works fine

if I do `console.log(typeof assignment.status)` I get `string`

```            &lt;List id="assignment-list"&gt;
              {this.props.assignments.map(
                assignment =&gt;
                  ((!assignment.recurring) &amp;&amp; (assignment.status === "NORMAL"))
                    ? &lt;AssignmentListItem
                        isTeacher={this.props.isTeacher}
                        key={assignment.id}
                        assignment={assignment}
                        updateAssignmentStatus={this.updateAssignmentStatus}
                      /&gt;
                    : ''
              )}
            &lt;/List&gt;```

Well react isn't my specialty by any means, but out of curiosity, do you get any components rendered when you remove the other conditional?

Well I think you've got some further inspection to do

but if I leave the other conditional and remove the `status` one it works too

Are you positive there are actually records which meet both conditionals?

Remove the status conditional, and then log the status of each successfully rendered component

Also, this is a style thing for sure, but might you consider extracting this logic to a function? I should think it would improve the readability of your code

I'm also on mobile so maybe that's not needed lol

I think you're getting close to your solution 

If I go into graph.cool's data tab, I can see a bunch that meet both conditions, though

Definitely weird. You'll probably want to review your query

Check it out in the playground til you have what you need

Maybe you've got a filter that's behaving unexpectedly or something of that sort

I removed all the filters from it, and it still doesn't work in the playground. It pulls everything except the combination where recurring is false and status is normal

Definitely weird. <@U5P82S230> anything to add here?

I will just refactor `recurring` to be a value in the `status` enum. Thanks for the help!

No worries, that's what this slack is for

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I'll reach out separately, can't reproduce.

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is there something special I have to do to be able to use the data I get back from a query? Im trying to fetch a profile but even tho I get the data back I cannot do user.lastName for example

plus, the response looks rather convoluted, with _typeName, symbols, etc. Not easy to make sense of

hi all. I'm trying to query my User type on my `confirmToken` field, but even in the playground I am getting a 'unknown argument "confirmToken" on field "User" of type query. Here is my query:

```
query MyQuery{
  User(confirmToken: "email"){
    id
  }
}
```

And my schema

```
type User implements Node {
  createdAt: DateTime!
  email: String @isUnique
  firstName: String!
  lastName: String!
  id: ID! @isUnique
  password: String
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  confirmToken: String!
  confirmExpires: DateTime!
}
```

The only fields I can query are `id` and `email`. Am I doing something wrong?

(I'm running the queries as Admin so I dont think there should be any permission issues)

so you can only query unique fields? otherwise you must use the predefined `allUsers` query and filter from there, yes?

thinking about that it makes pretty good sense ....

in the schema here then shouldn't `confirmToken` be updated to be `@isUnique`? <https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/blob/master/authentication/email-user-management/email-user-management.graphql>

would there be a possibility of collision?

Yes, it needs to be unique in order for that query to work

```
query {
  allUsers(filter: {confirmToken: token}){
    confirmToken
  }
}
```

which doesn't require to change the schema, just the func

No, because that returns an array of users