First query:
$orders = OrderModel::when($request->has("orderStartDate"), function ($query, $role) use ($request) {
return $query->where("DeliveryDate", ">=", $request->orderStartDate);
})->whereExists(function ($query) use ($request) {
$query->select('orders.*')
->from('orderrecipients')
->join('users', 'users.Id', '=', 'orderrecipients.Users_Id')
->whereRaw('orders.Id = orderrecipients.Orders_Id')
->where('users.Country_Id', $request->country);
})->get();
Second query:
$orders = OrderModel::where(function ($query) {
if($request->has("orderStartDate")) {
$query->where("DeliveryDate", ">=", $request->orderStartDate);
}
})->whereExists(function ($query) use ($request) {
$query->select('orders.*')
->from('orderrecipients')
->join('users', 'users.Id', '=', 'orderrecipients.Users_Id')
->whereRaw('orders.Id = orderrecipients.Orders_Id')
->where('users.Country_Id', $request->country);
})->get();
Third query:
$orders = OrderModel::where(function ($query) {
if($request->has("orderStartDate")) {
$query->where("DeliveryDate", ">=", $request->orderStartDate);
}
if ($request->has("country")) {
$query->select('orders.*')
->from('orderrecipients')
->join('users', 'users.Id', '=', 'orderrecipients.Users_Id')
->whereRaw('orders.Id = orderrecipients.Orders_Id')
->where('users.Country_Id', $request->country);
}
})->get();
At third query I am not confident, that INNER JOIN
should be placed in WHERE
conditional, perhaps ORM builder knows sequence to join right these query parts
Their nomenclature looks similar, but suspect result query is differ and ORM builder spends different executing time to build mentioned above queries.
Scope of these queries is to get rows from orders
table where exist rows in table orderrecipients
joined with table users
with condition WHERE
that was applied to users
table.
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