Reputation: 10218
I need to get all rows of the table. Currently I do that like this:
$all_rows = TBname::where('id', '>', '0')->get();
As you see, I've used id > 0
condition to select all rows. But I think this isn't a standard way. In pure SQL I can use . . . where 1
. But in Laravel where('1')
doesn't work.
Anyway, what's the most standard approach to select (and fetch) all rows in Laravel?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 91
Reputation: 3375
With ->all()
$all_rows = TBname::all();
More information in Eloquent Retrieving Models
Upvotes: 1