JoinClause::setBindings()

$this setBindings(array $bindings, string $type = 'where') Set the bindings on the query builder. Parameters array $bindings string $type Return Value $this Exceptions InvalidArgumentException

JoinClause::selectSub()

Builder|Builder selectSub(Closure|Builder|string $query, string $as) Add a subselect expression to the query. Parameters Closure|Builder|string $query string $as Return Value Builder|Builder Exceptions InvalidArgumentException

JoinClause::selectRaw()

Builder|Builder selectRaw(string $expression, array $bindings = array()) Add a new "raw" select expression to the query. Parameters string $expression array $bindings Return Value Builder|Builder

JoinClause::select()

$this select(array|mixed $columns = array('*')) Set the columns to be selected. Parameters array|mixed $columns Return Value $this

JoinClause::rightJoinWhere()

Builder|Builder rightJoinWhere(string $table, string $one, string $operator, string $two) Add a "right join where" clause to the query. Parameters string $table string $one string $operator string $two Return Value Builder|Builder

JoinClause::rightJoin()

Builder|Builder rightJoin(string $table, string $first, string $operator = null, string $second = null) Add a right join to the query. Parameters string $table string $first string $operator string $second Return Value Builder|Builder

JoinClause::raw()

Expression raw(mixed $value) Create a raw database expression. Parameters mixed $value Return Value Expression

JoinClause::pluck()

Collection pluck(string $column, string|null $key = null) Get an array with the values of a given column. Parameters string $column string|null $key Return Value Collection

JoinClause::paginate()

LengthAwarePaginator paginate(int $perPage = 15, array $columns = array('*'), string $pageName = 'page', int|null $page = null) Paginate the given query into a simple paginator. Parameters int $perPage array $columns string $pageName int|null $page Return Value LengthAwarePaginator

JoinClause::orWhereTime()

Builder|Builder orWhereTime(string $column, string $operator, int $value) Add an "or where time" statement to the query. Parameters string $column string $operator int $value Return Value Builder|Builder