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would like to know if it is possible to recover the ID of a model at the time it is saved in the bank. I am using the following Eloquent method:
$modelo = Modelo::create(['ATT1' => 'valor1', 'ATT2'=>'valor2']);
The model is saved, but the primary key is not returned in the $model variable. I’m doing it right or there’s something wrong?
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I usually do as follows, using your example would look like this:
$modelo = Modelo::create(['ATT1' => 'valor1', 'ATT2'=>'valor2']);
return $modelo->id;
if the primary key for name id would look like this.
I have tried to do it this way, but it returns null. Primary key is varchar(2) and I am not sure if it is auto increment. This may be affecting?
I’m pretty sure you do, take the test that I believe is exactly that.
CREATE TABLE Modelo ( id int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,), would be so as I would with my Primary key.
In my case, I do not know if this change in the bank will be possible :( but I will try with another model then. Thank you!
You can try a CAST on your model, Ex: protected $Casts = [ 'id' => 'integer' ];
And what would I do $Casts? I saw that I have a $keyType property in the default int model. I tried switching to string but it didn’t solve my problem.
For me to understand your problem better, your Primary key will be a varchar , correct ? so it’s not being automatically incremented , the right thing would be before you do create $model = Template::create(['ATT1' => 'value1', 'ATT2'=>'value2']); , it would be interesting to generate a code to insert into the Primary key, so you could return her value.
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What is the primary key column called? It is varchar(2) auto-increment?
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