is there a way to do this with Eloquent without having to run Raw queries etc?
(select count(`win`) from ((select (`win`) from entries LIMIT startOffset, limitOffset) as t1) WHERE `win`=1);
(model for 'entries' is Entry)
specifically I want to pick a range of results then do the count query. you can't just chain it as it will do the count query and then limit it as far as i can tell.
ie as far as I can see you can't do this:
Entry::offset($startOffset)->limit($limit)->whereNotNull('prize_id')->count();
say startOffset=10 and limit = 10 that would give me 10 records in all of the records between 10 and the end of the table
what I am trying to do is count the records in that range (10-20) that match the where clause.
thanks J
I solved this with
Entry::skip($startOffset)->take($limit)->get()->filter(
function($item) {
return $item->prize_id != null;
}
)->count();
what I needed to do was filter the collection returned from the limited set of results
it would be handy if whereNotNull etc existed on Collections!
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