Here is my full SQL Statement:
SELECT DISTINCT ON (hbg.group_id)
hbg.group_id,
hbg.id AS id,
hbg.group_name,
hbg.group_description,
hbg.group_type_id,
hbgt.group_type_name,
hbg.category_id,
hbg.effective_start_datetime,
hbg.created_by,
hbg.created_datetime,
hbg.archived_by,
hbg.archived_datetime
FROM hms_bbr_group hbg
LEFT JOIN hms_bbr_group_type hbgt
ON hbg.group_type_id = hbgt.group_type_id
ORDER BY
hbg.group_id,
hbg.id DESC;
I am trying to turn this statement into Laravel Eloquent code:
public function fetchgroup(){
$all_groups = HmsBbrGroup::leftJoin('hms_bbr_group_type', 'hms_bbr_group.group_type_id', '=', 'hms_bbr_group_type.group_type_id')
->distinct('group_id')
->orderBy('group_id', 'ASC', 'id', 'DESC')->get();
return response()->json([
'all_groups'=>$all_groups,
]);
}
- I have read that eloquent somehow does not support DISTINCT ON so I cannot just simply do
distinctOn('group_id')
- If this is the case, is there any way to modify the select inside the function to use DISTINCT ON?