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2 years ago.
Solution
You don't need to escape it. This is one of the reasons those helper methods are there - to take care of safe value binding. You only need to worry about escaping when you execute query manually or use DB::raw() method.
Correct. If you ever get a DB Query exception in Laravel, you can generally see the escaping that the framework does for you.
Last updated
9 years ago.
There is also one very useful method to check the queries that actually have been run:
DB::getQueryLog()
When I want to know what was the real query, I do this immediately after running a query:
die(last(DB::getQueryLog())['query']);
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9 years ago.
If that wasn't the solution, I don't know if one exists. hahaha. Awesome little tidbit right there.
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