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Question about join #29

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kamov opened this issue Nov 10, 2016 · 6 comments
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Question about join #29

kamov opened this issue Nov 10, 2016 · 6 comments

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@kamov
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kamov commented Nov 10, 2016

Hi,
when we have join with extra condition like this below:

echo $db->from('user')
->join('role', array('role.id' => 'user.id', 'role.id' => 10))
->select()
->sql();

Then we are passing an array with the same index "role.id".

How to handle this ?

Thanks!

@mikecao
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mikecao commented Nov 14, 2016

That is currently not supported.

@kamov
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kamov commented Nov 14, 2016

can we do this using string like you suggest on other post ?
something like:

->join('role', 'ON role.id = user.id AND role.id = 100')

@kamov
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kamov commented Nov 14, 2016

Maybe you could add a generic executeRawQuery() for complex query.

@mikecao
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mikecao commented Nov 14, 2016

You can already run raw queries:

$posts = $db->sql('SELECT * FROM posts')->many();

@kamov
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kamov commented Nov 14, 2016

Oh perfect, thanks!

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kamov commented Nov 14, 2016

Forgot, this will also work:

->join('role', 'ON role.id = user.id AND role.id = 100') ?

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