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orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - Gehasi - 01-08-2024 Hi I have the following problem with my query. It shows also the entries from my database which are soft deleted. In the deleted_at there is a date and time but it is still shown in the results. Here is my query maybe Im doing something wrong. Thanks for helping me.... Code: $data["offeneAnfragen"] = $this->work->where("genehmigt is null", Null)->orWhere('genehmigt', 0)->join("user", "user.id = urlaub.user_id ")->orderBy("user_id")->findAll(); Thanks RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - demyr - 01-08-2024 Why don't you use two ->where-s but orWhere? Or is or. But 2-where means and. Where orWhere (on the same page actually) Additionally, you can group your where lines for a cleaner look RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - kilishan - 01-08-2024 Just to confirm - in your model, have you set usesoftdeletes = true;? RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - Gehasi - 01-09-2024 (01-08-2024, 08:07 AM)kilishan Wrote: Just to confirm - in your model, have you set usesoftdeletes = true;? yes it's set to true. and the problem is only there when I use orWhere()... RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - kilishan - 01-09-2024 Then doing the grouping that @demyr suggested is what you'll probably need to do. I think what's happening is that the final query is saying "genehmigt is null or "genehmigt is 0 or deleted at is null". Grouping it would get you "(genehmigt is null or "genehmigt is 0) AND deleted at is null". RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries - Gehasi - 01-10-2024 (01-09-2024, 07:57 AM)kilishan Wrote: Then doing the grouping that @demyr suggested is what you'll probably need to do. It worked with grouping thanks for the help to everyone..... |