I have a string in it $loc_name1='Cochin','Haydaraba','Bhuvaneshwar';
I have a Laravel query
$employees = DB::table('audit_employee_basics') ->select('audit_employee_basics.id as empid','emp_name','emp_code','designation_name','emp_company_email_id','emp_contact_number','emp_gender','emp_location' ,'department_name','emp_joining_date','fk_emp_previous_exp','image') ->join('audit_department', 'audit_employee_basics.emp_fk_dep', '=', 'audit_department.id') ->join('audit_employee_skillset', 'audit_employee_skillset.fk_emp_id', '=', 'audit_employee_basics.id') ->join('audit_designation', 'audit_designation.id', '=', 'audit_employee_basics.emp_fk_des_id') ->whereIn('audit_employee_basics.emp_location', [$loc_name1]) -> distinct() ->get();
This doesn't work for me. If I change ->whereIn('audit_employee_basics.emp_location', ['Kochi','Hydarabad','Buwaneswar'])
is working for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated
P粉1987499292024-03-28 17:03:24
whereIn
Expects the second parameter to be an array. You can change the script to:
->whereIn('audit_employee_basics.emp_location', explode(',', $loc_name1))