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posted 10 years ago
Database
Last updated 2 years ago.
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Why do you pass DB::raw to your select() when all you select are fields? You can pass multiple arguments to select, so your (look how readable well-indented code is):

->select(DB::raw('
	notifications.id,
	notifications.subject,
	notifications.message,
	notifications.url,
	notifications.start_date,
	notifications.end_date,
	notifications.access_role_id,
	notifications_pivot.id,
	notifcations_pivot.notification_id,
	notifications_pivot.user_id,
	notifications_pivot.is_read
'))

Should be:

->select(
	'notifications.id',
	'notifications.subject',
	'notifications.message',
	'notifications.url',
	'notifications.start_date',
	'notifications.end_date',
	'notifications.access_role_id',
	'notifications_pivot.id',
	'notifcations_pivot.notification_id',
	'notifications_pivot.user_id',
	'notifications_pivot.is_read'
)

Plus, why do you use closure in join() if you use it in standard way? Read the docs, man.

Last updated 2 years ago.
0

My code is beautifully indented in the actual file, it just got all out of whack when I pasted it in here. I tried the select without the raw, but still got an error. Will try it again though as I didn't separate each field as individual parameters.

The closure is what is in the docs, . . . man.

Thanks for the tip. :-)

Last updated 2 years ago.
0

Okay so I tried

->select(
    'notifications.id',
    'notifications.subject',
    'notifications.message',
    'notifications.url',
    'notifications.start_date',
    'notifications.end_date',
    'notifications.access_role_id',
    'notifications_pivot.id',
    'notifcations_pivot.notification_id',
    'notifications_pivot.user_id',
    'notifications_pivot.is_read'
)

But I am getting the same error as before. I thought I had already tried this, which is why I switched to the raw usage, but still throwing an error, a totally useless error I might add, but an error nonetheless.


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