Reputation: 202
consider on first query i get 2 rows and on 2nd query i get 1 row i want to 2+1 = 3 rows into a single collection so that i can have all the data here is my query
$invoices = Invoice::whereIn('user_id', $ids)->get(); //have data in column id 1 and 2
$stock = Invoice::where('customer_id' , Auth::id())->get(); // have data in column id 3
$merge = //how i can merge this?
now consider i merged both my output should be using foreach
foreach($merge as $a){
$b[] = $a->id;
}
dd($b);
output should be [1,2,3]
Upvotes: 0
Views: 50
Reputation: 50481
You can do this in one query, BUT if you actually want to merge these 2 Eloquent Collections:
$new = $invoices->merge($stock);
Surprise, there is a merge
method.
Laravel 8.x Docs - Collections - Available Methods - merge
Upvotes: 2