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To order results by the highest value in Laravel, you can use the orderBy
method in your query builder. Here's an example of how you can do this:
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$highestResults = DB::table('your_table_name') ->select('column_name') ->orderBy('column_name', 'desc') ->get(); |
In this example, your_table_name
is the name of your database table and column_name
is the column by which you want to order the results. By using the orderBy
method with the second parameter set to 'desc'
, you are ordering the results in descending order, with the highest values appearing first.
You can also use the orderBy
method on Eloquent models in Laravel:
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$highestResults = YourModel::orderBy('column_name', 'desc')->get(); |
Replace YourModel
with the name of your Eloquent model class. This will achieve the same result as the query builder example above, but using Eloquent syntax.