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  • Short answer: No it is not, a User model only using 1 database connection a time.
  • Long answer: Yes, it is possible if you do it yourself.

Just for curious, why are you doing that?

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Solution

In logs model:

class Log extend Eloquent
{
protected $connection = 'db2'; // config/database.php >> connections

}
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We have an external log database for many apps.

If i define a new database connection in database.php and run a query like this

select * from log.logs

the query works fine. Even if i use joins but i want to use eloquent/query builder.

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Oh! I misunderstand you. When you say 'database', then I think 'database server'. However I believe Eloquent does not supports this for now, as you can see in the db configuration: one database per connection so it's mean, at a time, a model has 1 connection, therefore, the relationship query will be built in the current database context.

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Thank you @mejlo! It works like a charm. I only had to set the correct foreign keys on my relation.

@bomberman1990: Now you know it works. :p

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