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Laravel Query Builder - Joins and Unions

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In this Laravel course, we will learn about the Laravel Query Builder Join and Union statement.

The Laravel query builder join and union statements are used to combine data from two or more tables. Also they are used to combine the results of two queries into a single result set.

The query builder uses a left join when the data in both tables is related. A right join is used when the data in one table is related, but not in the other.

The query builder uses a union statement to combine all records from two or more select queries into a single result set.

The syntax for a Laravel Query Builder Join statement is as follows:

$query->leftJoin($table, $on, $where)

$query->rightJoin($table, $on, $where)

$query->innerJoin($table1, $on1, $table2, $on2)

$query->fullOuterJoin($table1, $table2)

Laravel union query builder is a simple syntax which is used to combine the results of two or more queries into one result set.

The syntax for Laravel union query builder can be written as follows:

SELECT * FROM table1 UNION SELECT * FROM table2

WHERE condition1 AND condition2

Laravel join and union query builder is a powerful tool for accessing data from multiple tables. It is the first step in order to create complex queries. It makes it easy to access data from multiple tables, so you can create complex queries.

They are a very useful tool for developers to generate complex queries. Join and Union are two different but complementary, it is easy for developers to use them in the Laravel query builder.

The advantages of using Laravel join and union query builder are:

- Developers can easily generate complex queries;

- It can be used to obtain data from a variety of sources;

- It can be used to combine data from multiple tables;

- It is faster than writing SQL queries by hand.


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The Laravel Query Builder Join statement is used to join tables in a query. It is used when you want to create a SQL query involving more than one table.

The Join statement specifies which columns from the tables being joined should be matched together and how they should be matched. It also specifies which table should come first in the query and whether the result set should be sorted by a given column or expression.

Many developers are not familiar with the Laravel query builder. Join statements are a great way to join tables or queries together. The Laravel query builder has a lot of different join types, but this article will focus on the inner join statement.

The syntax for an inner join is:

SELECT * FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2 ON table1.id = table2.id;

The Laravel Query Builder Join statement is a powerful tool for combining data from multiple tables. This can be done either by using the JOIN keyword or by chaining together query builder methods that produce the same result.

The advantage of using the Laravel Query Builder Join statement is that it enables you to combine data from multiple tables in your database without having to write any SQL statements.

The Laravel union query builder is used to combine the results of two or more queries into a single result set. This can be useful when you want to combine the results of two queries that are semantically equivalent but return different data types.

Union queries are a powerful way to combine the results of two or more queries into a single result set. They are particularly useful for joining tables that have some columns in common.

The Laravel union query builder is used to build union queries from scratch, and the syntax is very straightforward. 

$users = UserQueryBuilder::create() ->where( 'name' , '=', 'Laravel') ->union(UserQueryBuilder::create() ->where('name', '='.'Laravel') );

In the example above, we are creating a new union query that contains the base query and an additional where clause with a condition of 'name' and a value of 'Laravel'. When we run it, the union will return all users whose name is equal to Laravel.Where Clause ExampleAnother helpful way to use unions is by using where clauses. 


The main difference between Union and Union All is that Union extracts only the rows provided in the query, whereas Union All extracts all rows from both queries, including duplicates (repeated values).

Eloquent union() Query in Laravel Table of users table of users DB is being used. $users = DB::table('users')->where('id',5)->union($first query)->get(); dd($users); using Model.

The main difference between Union and Union All is that Union extracts only the rows provided in the query, whereas Union All extracts all rows from both queries, including duplicates (repeated values).

The distinction is in how the data is combined. Joins, in a nutshell, combine data into new columns. When two tables are combined, the data from the first table is displayed in one set of columns alongside the data from the second dataset in the same row. Unions combine data to create new rows.

Union is faster since it just passes the first SELECT command, then parses the second and adds the results to the end of the output table.

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