@domenico
To execute a stored procedure in Laravel, you can use the DB
facade and call the select
method.
Here is an example of how to execute a stored procedure named get_users
that returns a set of users:
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use IlluminateSupportFacadesDB; $users = DB::select('CALL get_users()'); |
In this example, the DB::select
method is used to execute the stored procedure. The stored procedure is called by using the CALL
statement followed by the name of the stored procedure.
If the stored procedure requires parameters, you can pass them as an array in the second argument of the select
method:
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$users = DB::select('CALL get_users(?, ?)', [$param1, $param2]); |
Replace $param1
and $param2
with the actual parameter values.
Note that the above examples assume you have correctly set up your database connection in the Laravel configuration file (config/database.php
). If you haven't, you need to configure your database connection first.