Hi Pushkar.
You could use the raw method of the DB class to do that.
$result = Model::find(1)
->select('column1', 'column2', DB:raw('yourFunction(id) as alias'))
->where('column3', '>', 100)
->get();
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1 year ago.
Its not working ,
I have try to run it like this
->select("tw.*","tt.first_name","tt.last_name",DB:raw('time_format("tw.time","%r") as smstime'))
then php shows error
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1 year ago.
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