Why doesn't BeanFactory("module name", id) return the record from the db?

Hello World, 

So I have an api call that is working.  That is I can put in the url and some argument and print out that argument. I want to get some data using beans,  I know that I am clearly doing something wrong because nothing is return what I expect it to.  For example I have this code:

$accountID = '1d53d7c0-5783-9a99-09a6-555e943c52cb';

$accountBean = BeanFactory::getBean("Accounts",$accountID);

//Shouldn't this return the record the db?

return $accountBean;

According to the documentation on the developer site when you add the ID of the bean you want the bean factory should return the record from the db. Correct?

https://support.sugarcrm.com/Documentation/Sugar_Developer/Sugar_Developer_Guide_7.5/API/Classes/BeanFactory/#Retrieving…

 

This is the value from the db:

So shouldn't I expect to see a bean representing that record with that data that have a name property of Internal testing Team?

When I test the code using postman I get this instead:

As you can see I can search for the name value but nothing is there. It appears to just be the definition of the object that I returned and not the record from the database.

Why is this?  Can someone please shed light on my problem.

Best Regards

  James Palmisano

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