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A brief analysis of the method of obtaining SQL in ThinkPHP

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Release: 2023-03-31 17:29:41
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ThinkPHP is an open source web application framework based on the MVC model of the PHP language. Due to its extremely high development efficiency and good scalability, it has become the preferred framework for many PHP developers. When developing projects, we need to operate the database. At this time, it is very necessary to obtain SQL statements. The following describes how to obtain SQL statements in ThinkPHP.

1. Preconditions

  • The data model defined in thinkphp needs to support outputting SQL statements.
  • The database connection of the model class must be open.

2. Obtain through SQL statement

You can obtain the SQL statement by adding the true parameter in the database operation method. For example:

$sql = Db::name('user')->where('id',1)->fetchSql(true)->find();
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After executing this method, the value of $sql is

SELECT * FROM `user` WHERE `id` = 1 LIMIT 1
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This method is suitable for simple SQL query operations, but is not suitable for complex SQL statement queries.

3. Obtain through debugging tools

In ThinkPHP, there is a built-in debugging tool, through which you can easily obtain SQL statements. The specific steps are as follows:

  • Set to enable debugging mode ('app_debug' => true,) in the application configuration file (config/app.php).
  • Access the page with the GET parameter '?s=/debug' in the browser.
  • Click the SQL query link on the DEBUG page.

Through the above steps, you can obtain the SQL statement in the debugging page and view and debug it.

4. Obtain through log files

In ThinkPHP, we can also obtain SQL statements by turning on SQL logs. The specific steps are as follows:

  • Set the SQL log switch ('sql_log' => true,) in the application configuration file (config/app.php).
  • Set the SQL log path ('log_path' => ROOT_PATH . 'logs/sql/') in the application configuration file (config/database.php).
  • After the database operation, you can view the corresponding SQL statement in the log file.

5. Summary

In project development, it is very important to obtain the SQL statement correctly. In ThinkPHP, you can obtain SQL statements through a variety of methods. By learning and understanding these methods, you can improve the efficiency and code quality of our development.

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