问题
I have two similar tables in two different databases. Both tables have a column with a date and one with email addresses. Though the column names are not the same. As result I want to have one result that contains all records from both tables.
So my first step is:
$emails_1 = DB::connection('db1')->table('contacts_1')->select('mail_address AS email', 'date as created_at');
$emails_2 = DB::connection('db2')->table('contacts_2')->select('email', 'created_at');
So now I have two results and the column names in the result are equal (email and created_at).
Now I want to merge the results together, so I do:
$all_emails = $emails_1->union($emails_2);
And this is where I get the error:
Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'db1.contacts_2' doesn't exist (SQL: (select
mail_address
asdate
ascreated_at
fromcontacts_1
) union (selectcreated_at
fromcontacts_2
))
So it seems that query builder gets confused with the diferente tables.
Has anyone help?
回答1:
You can't use different connections, but you still can do it providing the db name explicitly:
$q1 = DB::table('db1.contacts')
// where(..) or anything you need here
->select('mail_address as email', 'date as created_at');
$q2 = DB::table('db2.contacts')
// like above
->select('email', 'created_at');
$result = $q2->union($q1)->get();
回答2:
You cannot do a UNION query across connections. You'll have to do it as two separate queries:
$emails1 = DB::connection('db1')->table('contacts_1')
->selectRaw('mail_address as email, date as created_at')->get();
$emails2 = DB::connection('db2')->table('contacts_2')
->select('email', 'created_at')->get();
$emails = array_merge($emails1, $emails2);
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27194651/union-queries-from-different-databases-in-laravel-query-builder