@kadin
To get data from Laravel using a stored procedure, you can follow these steps:
- Create a stored procedure in your database that retrieves the data you need. Make sure to set the appropriate permissions for the stored procedure so that it can be executed by your Laravel application.
- In your Laravel application, you can use the DB facade to call the stored procedure and fetch the data. Here's an example:
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$data = DB::select('CALL stored_procedure_name()');
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Replace stored_procedure_name
with the actual name of your stored procedure.
- You can then use the retrieved data in your Laravel application as needed. For example, you can pass it to a view or process it further.
That's it! You can now get data from Laravel using a stored procedure.