Matching Hex Values with SQLite Query like JavaScript

I'm using a javascript that names an approximate/exact color depending on the hex value that it is given. This works really well, and I'm trying to create a similar thing except using a SQLite Query.

The problem is that the result from the SQLite query is different than what I get with the javascript. I don't have enough javascript experience to know what other matching takes place to get the right approximate color.

For example I have the colors:

["000000", "Black"],
["000080", "Navy Blue"],
["0000C8", "Dark Blue"],
["0000FF", "Blue"],
["000741", "Stratos"],
["011635", "Midnight"],
["011D13", "Holly"],
["1E1609", "Karaka"],
["1E1708", "El Paso"],
["1E385B", "Cello"],
["1E433C", "Te Papa Green"],
["1E90FF", "Dodger Blue"],
["27504B", "Plantation"],
["FFFFF0", "Ivory"],
["FFFFFF", "White"]

Using #09F7FF as my input I use this query:

SELECT * FROM colors WHERE "Hex" >= '#0F97FF' ORDER BY "ROWID" COLLATE NOCASE ASC LIMIT 1

The color returned is supposed to be #1E90FF, Dodger Blue like the javascript does, but I get #1E1609 Karaka instead, which isn't correct. Would anyone be able to explain what I need to do in order to get the same result as the javascript?

var ntc = {

  init: function() {
    var color, rgb, hsl;
    for(var i = 0; i < ntc.names.length; i++)
    {
      color = "#" + ntc.names[i][0];
      rgb = ntc.rgb(color);
      hsl = ntc.hsl(color);
      ntc.names[i].push(rgb[0], rgb[1], rgb[2], hsl[0], hsl[1], hsl[2]);
    }
  },

  name: function(color) {

    color = color.toUpperCase();
    if(color.length < 3 || color.length > 7)
      return ["#000000", "Invalid Color: " + color, false];
    if(color.length % 3 == 0)
      color = "#" + color;
    if(color.length == 4)
      color = "#" + color.substr(1, 1) + color.substr(1, 1) + color.substr(2, 1) + color.substr(2, 1) + color.substr(3, 1) + color.substr(3, 1);

    var rgb = ntc.rgb(color);
    var r = rgb[0], g = rgb[1], b = rgb[2];
    var hsl = ntc.hsl(color);
    var h = hsl[0], s = hsl[1], l = hsl[2];
    var ndf1 = 0; ndf2 = 0; ndf = 0;
    var cl = -1, df = -1;

    for(var i = 0; i < ntc.names.length; i++)
    {
      if(color == "#" + ntc.names[i][0])
        return ["#" + ntc.names[i][0], ntc.names[i][1], true];

      ndf1 = Math.pow(r - ntc.names[i][2], 2) + Math.pow(g - ntc.names[i][3], 2) + Math.pow(b - ntc.names[i][4], 2);
      ndf2 = Math.pow(h - ntc.names[i][5], 2) + Math.pow(s - ntc.names[i][6], 2) + Math.pow(l - ntc.names[i][7], 2);
      ndf = ndf1 + ndf2 * 2;
      if(df < 0 || df > ndf)
      {
        df = ndf;
        cl = i;
      }
    }

    return (cl < 0 ? ["#000000", "Invalid Color: " + color, false] : ["#" + ntc.names[cl][0], ntc.names[cl][1], false]);
  },

  // adopted from: Farbtastic 1.2
  // http://ift.tt/SNIHL7
  hsl: function (color) {

    var rgb = [parseInt('0x' + color.substring(1, 3)) / 255, parseInt('0x' + color.substring(3, 5)) / 255, parseInt('0x' + color.substring(5, 7)) / 255];
    var min, max, delta, h, s, l;
    var r = rgb[0], g = rgb[1], b = rgb[2];

    min = Math.min(r, Math.min(g, b));
    max = Math.max(r, Math.max(g, b));
    delta = max - min;
    l = (min + max) / 2;

    s = 0;
    if(l > 0 && l < 1)
      s = delta / (l < 0.5 ? (2 * l) : (2 - 2 * l));

    h = 0;
    if(delta > 0)
    {
      if (max == r && max != g) h += (g - b) / delta;
      if (max == g && max != b) h += (2 + (b - r) / delta);
      if (max == b && max != r) h += (4 + (r - g) / delta);
      h /= 6;
    }
    return [parseInt(h * 255), parseInt(s * 255), parseInt(l * 255)];
  },

  // adopted from: Farbtastic 1.2
  // http://ift.tt/SNIHL7
  rgb: function(color) {
    return [parseInt('0x' + color.substring(1, 3)), parseInt('0x' + color.substring(3, 5)),  parseInt('0x' + color.substring(5, 7))];
  },

  names: [
["000000", "Black"],
["000080", "Navy Blue"],
["0000C8", "Dark Blue"],
["0000FF", "Blue"],
["000741", "Stratos"],
["011635", "Midnight"],
["011D13", "Holly"],
["1E1609", "Karaka"],
["1E1708", "El Paso"],
["1E385B", "Cello"],
["1E433C", "Te Papa Green"],
["1E90FF", "Dodger Blue"],
["27504B", "Plantation"],
["FFFFF0", "Ivory"],
["FFFFFF", "White"]
]

}

ntc.init();

var n_match  = ntc.name("#0F97FF");
n_rgb        = n_match[0]; // RGB value of closest match
n_name       = n_match[1]; // Text string: Color name
n_exactmatch = n_match[2]; // True if exact color match

alert(n_match);

The javascript comes from: http://ift.tt/1NMU2x5

My SQLite code can be found here: http://ift.tt/1KssTcW