How to Get the Query Executed in Laravel 5 DB getQueryLog Returning Empty Array

Question

I m trying to view the log for a query  but DB  getQueryLog   is just returning an empty array    user   User  find 5   print r DB  getQueryLog       Result  Array       How can I view the log for this query

User · Answer

Add this function to your helper file and simply call.

function getRawQuery($sql){
        $query = str_replace(array('?'), array('\'%s\''), $sql->toSql());
        $query = vsprintf($query, $sql->getBindings());     
        return $query;
}

Output: "select * from user where status = '1' order by id desc limit 25 offset 0"

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This code is for    Laravel 5 2 Log the statements into the mysql database   Here is the code  which is based on  milz  s answer       DB  listen function  sql             LOG TABLE NAME    log           foreach   sql- gt bindings as  i   gt   binding                if   binding instanceof  DateTime                     sql- gt bindings  i     binding- gt format    Y-m-d H i s                    else                   if  is string  binding                          sql- gt bindings  i       binding                                                         Insert bindings into query          query   str replace array            array         s     sql- gt sql            query   vsprintf  query   sql- gt bindings           if stripos  query   insert into     LOG TABLE NAME        false                toLog   new LogModel                 toLog- gt uId   100               toLog- gt sql    query               toLog- gt save                        The core is the if stripos    line  which prevents the recursion of inserting the insert into log sql statement into database

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For laravel 5 and onwards using only DB  getQueryLog     will not do  BY default in this the value of    protected  loggingQueries   false    change it to   protected  loggingQueries   true     in the below file for logging query    vendor laravel framework src illuminate Database Connection php    And then we can use the DB  getQueryLog   where you want to print the query

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If all you really care about is the actual query  the last one run  for quick debugging purposes   DB  enableQueryLog       your laravel query builder goes here   laQuery   DB  getQueryLog      lcWhatYouWant    laQuery 0   query       lt -------    optionally disable the query log  DB  disableQueryLog      do a print r   on  laQuery 0  to get the full query  including the bindings   the  lcWhatYouWant variable above will have the variables replaced with      If you re using something other than the main mysql connection  you ll need to use these instead   DB  connection  mysql2  - gt enableQueryLog     DB  connection  mysql2  - gt getQueryLog       with your connection name where  mysql2  is

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In continuing of the Apparently with Laravel 5 2  the closure in DB  listen only receives a single parameter    response above   you can put this code into the Middleware script and use it in the routes   Additionally   use Monolog Logger  use Monolog Handler StreamHandler    log   new Logger  sql     log- gt pushHandler new StreamHandler storage path     logs sql-    date  Y-m-d       log   Logger  INFO        add records to the log  log- gt addInfo  query   data

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Laravel 5 2  I find the simplest way is just to add one code line to monitor the sql queries    DB  listen function  sql   var dump  sql

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For laravel 5 8 you just add dd or dump   Ex   DB  table  users  - gt where  votes     gt    100 - gt dd      or  DB  table  users  - gt where  votes     gt    100 - gt dump      reference  https   laravel com docs 5 8 queries debugging

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I think the answer located in this article  https   arjunphp com laravel-5-5-log-eloquent-queries   is fast and simple to achieve query logging    You just have to add to the AppServiceProvider in the boot method a callback to listen to DB queries   namespace App Providers   use DB  use Illuminate Support ServiceProvider   class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider       public function boot                 DB  listen function  query                logger  - gt info  query- gt sql   print r  query- gt bindings  true

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Put this on routes php file    Event  listen  Illuminate Database Events QueryExecuted   function   query        echo  lt pre gt        var dump  query- gt sql       var dump  query- gt bindings       var dump  query- gt time       echo  lt  pre gt          Submitted by msurguy  source code in this page  You will find this fix-code for laravel 5 2 in comments

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Use toSql   instead of get   like so    users   User  orderBy  name    asc  - gt toSql    echo  users     Outputs the string   select   from  users  order by  name  asc

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Apparently with Laravel 5 2  the closure in DB  listen only receives a single parameter   So  if you want to use DB  listen in Laravel 5 2  you should do something like   DB  listen      function   sql                sql is an object with the properties              sql  The query             bindings  the sql query variables             time  The execution time for the query             connectionName  The name of the connection             To save the executed queries to file             Process the sql and the bindings          foreach   sql- gt bindings as  i   gt   binding                if   binding instanceof  DateTime                     sql- gt bindings  i     binding- gt format    Y-m-d H i s                    else                   if  is string  binding                          sql- gt bindings  i       binding                                                          Insert bindings into query          query   str replace array            array         s     sql- gt sql             query   vsprintf  query   sql- gt bindings               Save the query to file          logFile   fopen              storage path  logs    DIRECTORY SEPARATOR   date  Y-m-d       query log                 a                      fwrite  logFile  date  Y-m-d H i s             query   PHP EOL           fclose  logFile

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You need to first enable query logging  DB  enableQueryLog      Then you can get query logs by simply   dd DB  getQueryLog       It would be better if you enable query logging before application starts  which you can do in a BeforeMiddleware and then retrieve the executed queries in AfterMiddleware

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Suppose you want to print the SQL query of the following statements    user   User  find 5     You just need to do as follows   DB  enableQueryLog     enable query logging   user   User  find 5    print r DB  getQueryLog      print sql query   This will print the last executed query in Laravel

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By default  the query log is disabled in Laravel 5  https   github com laravel framework commit e0abfe5c49d225567cb4dfd56df9ef05cc297448 You will need to enable the query log by calling  DB  enableQueryLog        and then you can get query log  dd DB  getQueryLog      or register an event listener  DB  listen      function   sql   bindings   time                 sql - select   from  ncv users  where  ncv users   id      limit 1              bindings -  5               time in milliseconds  - 0 38              Some Tips 1  Multiple DB connections  If you have more than one DB connection you must specify which connection to log To enables query log for my connection  DB  connection  my connection  - gt enableQueryLog     To get query log for my connection  print r     DB  connection  my connection  - gt getQueryLog       2  Where to enable query log    For an HTTP request lifecycle  you can enable query log in the  handle  method of some  BeforeAnyDbQueryMiddleware   middleware  1  and then retrieve the executed queries in the   terminate   2  method of the same middleware  class BeforeAnyDbQueryMiddleware       public function handle  request  Closure  next                DB  enableQueryLog            return  next  request              public function terminate  request   response                   Store or dump the log data            dd              DB  getQueryLog                       A middleware s chain will not run for artisan commands  so for CLI execution you can enable query log in the artisan start event listener  For example you can put it in the bootstrap app php file  app  events  - gt listen  artisan start   function         DB  enableQueryLog         3  Memory Laravel keeps all queries in memory  So in some cases  such as when inserting a large number of rows  or having a long running job with a lot of queries  this can cause the application to use excess memory  In most cases you will need the query log only for debugging  and if that is the case I would recommend you enable it only for development  if  App  environment  local             The environment is local     DB  enableQueryLog       References  https   laravel com docs 5 0 database query-logging

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