I have the following
"end_time" represents datetime in unix format
$vouchers = DB::table('deals_sales')
->whereIn('status', [0, 1])
->where('end_time', '>=', strtotime("+5 day"))
->get();
What I'm trying to achieve is get all results that are going to end between now and next 5 days, but with my query I get even those that are going to expire in 10 days.
I just don't see the logic on how to get it.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Since you're using integer timestamps you might be looking for whereBetween. Try the follwing:
$vouchers = DB::table('deals_sales')
->whereIn('status', [0, 1])
->whereBetween('end_time', [time(), strtotime("+5 day")])
->get();
This will get you the entries that have end_time between now and the next 5 days.
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I am trying to get the records of the previous month. That is say we are in February - I'd want to get records from 1st January to 31st January.
I tried:
$approved_reviews_lastMonth = ReviewHeader::where('created_at', '=', Carbon::now()->subMonth(1))->count();
But this does not get any for the last month.
Anyone?
Use format() to get the Year-Month format, and use like to get the previous month count.
$approved_reviews_lastMonth = ReviewHeader::where('created_at', 'like', Carbon::now()->subMonth(1)->format("Y-m")."%")->count();
You can use whereBetween as well.
$firstDayofPreviousMonth = Carbon::now()->startOfMonth()->subMonth()->toDateString();
$lastDayofPreviousMonth = Carbon::now()->subMonth()->endOfMonth()->toDateString();
$approved_reviews_lastMonth = ReviewHeader::whereBetween('created_at', [$firstDayofPreviousMonth,$lastDayofPreviousMonth])->count();
I'm creating a page that displays the ongoing service orders of the current week. I can successfully query the database for tasks that happen between two dates, but the problem I am facing is this.
Let's say the current week starts on the 02/12 and ends on 08/12, and I have a service order that goes from 01/12 to 10/12, it surpasses the current week date range by one day in the start date and two days on the end date.
If I was able to make myself clear, How do I go about querying the database in order to retrieve service orders that are happening during the current week but the start and end dates that are beyond the current week range?
Heres the code I am using to query the database for SOs between dates:
->whereBetween("service_orders.initial_date", array($initialDate, $finalDate))
->orWhereBetween("service_orders.final_date", array($initialDate, $finalDate))
->where("service_orders.completed_date", "=", null)
->get();
Thanks for your help!
try this one,
->where("service_orders.initial_date", '<', $finalDate)
->where("service_orders.final_date", '>', $initialDate)
->where("service_orders.completed_date", "=", null)
->get();
Try this:
->where(function($q) use($initialDate, $finalDate){
$q->whereBetween("service_orders.initial_date", array($initialDate, $finalDate))
->orWhereBetween("service_orders.final_date", array($initialDate, $finalDate));
})
->where("service_orders.completed_date", "=", null)
->get();
I am trying to get all records that are 30min old and are today with a field called smsed value = to 0.
What i am trying to do is get all the records in my database with todays date and are older than 30min.
$data = DB::table('applicant')->whereRaw('AppDate < (NOW() - INTERVAL 30 MINUTE)')->where('smsed','=',0)->limit(5000)->get();
what the above does is get all records in the DB and not only for today.
This is because you only asking it for records that are over 30minutes old and not including anything to limit it to today.
You could use something like whereBetween:
$data = DB::table('applicant')
->whereBetween('AppDate', [Carbon\Carbon::now()->startOfDay(), Carbon\Carbon::now()->subMinute(30)])
->where('smsed', '=', 0)
->limit(5000)
->get();
Alternatively, if you just want to keep your sql functions you could do something like:
$data = DB::table('applicant')
->whereRaw('AppDate < (NOW() - INTERVAL 30 MINUTE)')
->whereRaw('DATE(AppDate) = CURDATE()')
->where('smsed','=',0)
->limit(5000)
->get();
Hope this helps!
In order to list all the articles (films) that are included in our catalog the current month I have written the following query using the Laravel:
$current_month_film = DB::table('films')
->join('categories', 'films.category_id', '=', 'categories.id')
->select('films.*', 'categories.*')
->whereMonth('films.created_at', '=', '12')
->orderBy('films.created_at', 'desc')
->get();
It works perfect. It shows 5 films were added this month. The only problem is that I am hard coding December (month = 12). Next month I will need to update to month = 1. And so on each month; that is a bad solution.
The questions are:
1- How could I get always the current month? Trying
->whereMonth('films.created_at', '=', 'NOW')
give back not error, but the list comes empty. In December there are 5 films added.
2- I am showing a message in front end:
5 films added in Month 12
Is there a way to change the month = 12 into December and show a friendlier message like:
5 films added in December"
3- A better approach would be to show films included within the last 30 days. I did not find a time function for that.
Try to utilise Carbon which comes by default with Laravel.
->whereMonth('films.created_at', '=', Carbon::now()->month)
Since you know $month = 12, you can do something like
$someDate = Carbon::parse("2016" . $month . "01"); //someDate is a Carbon object now
$output = "added in Month " . $someDate->format('F');
Retrieve data 1 month old:
->whereBetween('films.created_at', [Carbon::today()->subMonth(), Carbon::today()])`
Edit: Put in use Carbon; before your class SomeClassName {. You might want to read up about Namespace
I have a date() column in mysql which has the Date of Birth in mysql’s YYYY-MM-DD format:
$table->date('dob')->nullable();
I am trying to query this table so it lists all users who are having birthdays from today till next 7 days. I have something like this right now:
$date = new Carbon;
$today = $date->format('Y-m-d');
$futureDays = $date->addDays(7)->format('Y-m-d');
$birthdays = SiteUsers::where('dob', '>=', $today)
->where('dob', '<=', $futureDays)
->orderBy('dob', 'ASC')
->get();
The problem with the above query is that it only lists the users having DOB with the exact dates in this year only which is not right. What I really want is to list the users having birthdays irrespective of the year they were born by matching only the ‘date’ and ‘month’ and ignoring the ‘year’.
I don’t know how to achieve that. Can someone help me out please…
Shortly after I posted my question, I tried a method using raw queries that uses DateOfYear() SQL Function. So this is what I have now which seems to be working by getting the users with birthdays in the next 7 days irrespective of the year:
$birthdays = SiteUsers::whereRaw('DAYOFYEAR(curdate()) <= DAYOFYEAR(dob) AND DAYOFYEAR(curdate()) + 7 >= dayofyear(dob)')
->orderByRaw('DAYOFYEAR(dob)')
->get();
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