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To use an alias column in a whereIn query with Laravel, you can use the selectRaw
method to specify the alias column in the query. Here's an example:
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$aliasColumn = 'alias_name'; $ids = [1, 2, 3]; $results = DB::table('table_name') ->selectRaw('id AS ' . $aliasColumn) ->whereIn('id', $ids) ->get(); |
In this example, we are selecting the "id" column from the table, but aliasing it as "alias_name". Then, we use the whereIn
method to filter the results based on the array of IDs provided. Finally, we use the get
method to retrieve the results.
You can modify the column and table names as needed for your specific use case.