let’s enable the query log by taking the help of Laravel query builder’s \DB::enableQueryLog()
method. The enableQueryLog() method stores all the executed queries in the cache that we can easily access with \DB::getQueryLog()
method.
\DB::enableQueryLog(); $users = User::get(); $query = \DB::getQueryLog(); dd($query);
The code above will display all the related query logs while fetching the user’s records in an array format. Now by the use of the end()
method, you can get the last executed query.
Now the code will be looks like this.
\DB::enableQueryLog(); $users = User::get(); $query = \DB::getQueryLog(); $query = end($query); dd($query);
Output:
array:4 [ "query" => "select * from `users`" "bindings" => [] "time" => 5.96 ]
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