Do you have a '<mytable>' table on '<myconnect>' database?. Also, have you configured the '<myconnection>' connection?

Yes, table works in own model.

This echo -line, try find this Customers table from <default connection>'s database, not <myconnection>'s database. Why?

Im guessing that the customer data is being held on a different database to the reservations?

If that's so then you can try specifying the connection for that model explicity in the class. So in your Customer class, add this:

protected $connection = 'mysql';

make sure the connection name is correct according to your database configuration, then laravel should select customers using the correct connection.

I haven't tried this myself, but it should work i think :/

Tables Reservations and Customers are at same database. I can't define protected $connection because, connection is different at different cases.

Have you tried with setConnection ?

Ruk33 said:

Have you tried with setConnection ?

Same problem

More Infomartion:

var_dump($res);

• Result:

["connection":protected]=> string(8) "myconnect"

BUT

var_dump($res->customer);

• Result:

["connection":protected]=> NULL

So if I use customer method in reservations model, connection is NULL and Laravel connect with default connection, not <myconnection> what I defined.

Is this bug or my dumbness?

If somebody resolve this, I will pay 20$ with Paypal :)