findAll() returns empty with WHERE option - sqlite

Question

First question on StackOverflow, long time reader first time poster or whatever people say.
I'm developing a Discord bot in my free time using Discord.js, and I'm using Sequelize to interface with a local SQLite database. I can insert data into it just fine-- however, I can't seem to delete any of the records I add. Relevant piece of code is below, which I believe to be self-contradictory:
const query3 = await Towers.findAll({
attributes: ['channelID']
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(query3)); //returns the one Tower
console.log(query3[0].channelID === channel); //returns true(!)
const query2 = await Towers.findAll({
attributes: ['channelID'],
where: {channelID: channel}
});
console.log(JSON.stringify(query2)); //returns empty
//DELETE FROM Towers WHERE channelID = channel;
const query = await Towers.destroy({
where: {channelID: channel}
});
console.log(query); //returns 0, expected behavior given query2 returns empty
I'm attempting to delete a record from a table named Towers by passing a channel ID to it, which is expected to be unique. However, when I make any query on the database with a WHERE clause, the query returns an empty set-- even when, in this example, I sanity-checked and verified that the value I'm attempting to remove is present in the table. This occurs for both findAll() and findOne() as long as a WHERE clause is present.
(For posterity, I've double and triple checked that channelID was spelled correctly and with the correct capitalization in all instances.)
I'm happy to provide any more information if needed!
EDIT: As requested, the model definition...
const Towers = sequelize.define('Towers', {
serverID: {
type: Sequelize.INTEGER,
allowNull: false,
},
channelID: {
type: Sequelize.INTEGER,
unique: true,
allowNull: false,
},
pattern: Sequelize.STRING,
height: Sequelize.INTEGER,
delay: Sequelize.BOOLEAN,
});
channel in the snippet in the original post is defined as parseInt(interaction.options.getChannel('channel').id).

Answer 1

To anyone who happens to have the same issue I did, the answer is a doozy.
I wanted to store Discord server and channel ID's as integers, even though they're returned to you as strings when calling the API. As it turns out, Discord snowflakes are higher than float64 precision, which JS uses. When parsing the strings into integers to insert them into my table, the value changed from the intended number, and I was creating erroneous records.
In my case (with the actual numbers obfuscated) interaction.options.getChannel('channel').id returned "837512533934092340", while parseInt(interaction.options.getChannel('channel').id returned 837512533934092300. The number I was adding to the table was somehow 40 less!
I'm not sure if this could be fixed by using BigInt, but since it's going into a different structure anyway, I just shrugged and changed the serverId and channelId types to Sequelize.STRING in the model definition and removed the parseInt calls. Works like a charm now.
Good opportunity to shake my fist at JS though.