I have a table with different type of documents & looking for a way to insure a sub-counter is always unique for each document type. Model Invoice extends model Documents with global scope and a few accessors. I've added this to Invoice boot method :
static::creating(function(Invoice $invoice) {
$invoice->subtype = DB::raw("(SELECT MAX(subtype) + 1 FROM Documents as
Documents2 WHERE type = 4)");
});
This worked as long as there were no foreign key constraints on the table. It seems laravel is splitting SQL querries. First it does the DB:raw part :
insert into `documents` (`subtype`, `updated_at`, `created_at`) values
((SELECT MAX(subtype) + 1 FROM Documents as Documents2 WHERE type = 4), ?, ?)
then it updates with other values :
update `documents` set `document_no` = ?, .... , `updated_at` = ? where `id` = ?
Now the first part always fails because of foreign keys. Is there a way to do this in 'one go' ?
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