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Where Method
The where
method purpose is for filtering data from query result by executing WHERE
SQL command.
This method will put the result SQL command on Query Builder can combined with another Query Builder methods.
Basic Usage
Here is the basic usage where
method from $db
property on SENE_Model
class.
$this->db->where(string $column_name, mixed $filter_value [, string $operator = 'AND' [, string $relation_operator = '=' [, int $open_bracket = 0 [, int $open_bracket = 0 ]]]]): $this->db
Parameters
This method has required 2 parameters and 4 optional parameters.
$column_name
Can contain the name of the column to be filtered.
The value of this parameter is auto in escape
.
$filter_value
Filter value against the selected column.
$operator
The operator value performed for the next WHERE
condition, the following values match the value of this parameter.
AND
OR
$operator_relational
The value of the relational operator assigned to the filter condition with the column name.
=
!=
or<>
>
<
>=
<=
like
like%
%like
%like%
orlike%%
notlike
notlike%
%notlike
%notlike%
ornotlike%%
$open_bracket
Add an opening parenthesis at the beginning of the SQL
command before the contents of the next WHERE
command.
$close_bracket
Add a closing parenthesis at the end of the SQL
command before the contents of the next WHERE
command.
Example
The following is an example of using the where method in the d_order_model.php
file.
<?php
class D_Order_Model extends SENE_Model{
var $tbl = 'd_order';
var $tbl_as = 'dor';
public function __construct(){
parent::__construct();
$this->db->from($this->tbl,$this->tbl_as);
}
public function getById($id){
$this->db->where("id",$id,"AND","=",0,0);
return $this->db->get_first();
}
public function getNotCancelled(){
$this->db->where("order_status","order_cancel","AND","<>",0,0);
return $this->db->get();
}
public function getCancelByUser($b_user_id){
$this->db->where("order_status","order_cancel","AND","like",0,0);
$this->db->where("b_user_id",$b_user_id,"AND","=",0,0);
return $this->db->get();
}
public function getAllCancelRefund(){
$this->db->where("order_status","order_cancel","AND","=",0,0);
$this->db->where("is_refund", 1,"OR","=",1,0);
$this->db->where("is_refund_closed", 1,"OR","=",0,1);
return $this->db->get();
}
}
Generated SQL Command
The following is the SQL command generated by the method in the D_Order_Model
class example.
-- result from executing D_Order_Model::getById(112) --
SELECT * FROM `d_order` WHERE `id` = 112;
-- result from executing D_Order_Model::getNotCancelled() --
SELECT * FROM `d_order` WHERE `order_status` != 'cancel';
-- result from executing D_Order_Model::getCancelByUser(2125) --
SELECT * FROM `d_order` WHERE `order_status` LIKE 'cancel' AND `b_user_id` = 2125;
-- result from executing D_Order_Model::getAllCancelRefund() --
SELECT * FROM `d_order` WHERE `order_status` = "order_cancel" AND ( `is_refund` = 1 OR `is_refund_closed` = 1);