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To sum multiple SQL queries in Laravel, you can use the DB
facade along with the selectRaw
method to perform the queries and then sum the results. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
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$total = DB::selectRaw(' SELECT SUM(column_name) as total FROM table_name WHERE condition ')[0]->total; // You can add more queries and sum the results $total = $total + DB::selectRaw(' SELECT SUM(column_name) as total FROM another_table WHERE another_condition ')[0]->total; echo $total; // output the sum of the results |
Make sure to replace the column_name
with the actual column name that you want to sum, table_name
with the name of the table, and condition
with the condition you want to apply. You can add more queries and sum the results as needed.
Another way to sum the results of multiple SQL queries in Laravel is to use the DB::raw
method within the select statement. Here's an example:
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$total = DB::table('table_name') ->selectRaw('SUM(column_name) as total') ->where('condition') ->get() ->sum('total'); // You can add more queries and sum the results $total = $total + DB::table('another_table') ->selectRaw('SUM(column_name) as total') ->where('another_condition') ->get() ->sum('total'); echo $total; // output the sum of the results |
In this example, table_name
, another_table
, column_name
, condition
, and another_condition
should be replaced with the actual table names, column names, and conditions of your queries.
These are two ways you can sum the results of multiple SQL queries in Laravel. Choose the method that works best for your needs and adapt it to fit your specific requirements.