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dql – Symfony2 Doctrine querybuilder where IN – Stack Overflow
Symfony2 Doctrine querybuilder where IN. I losted trilion hours google this but none of the solutions were good. $qb2=$this->createQueryBuilder (‘s’) ->addSelect (‘u’) ->innerJoin (‘s.user’,’u’) ->where (u.id IN (:followeeIds)) ->andWhere (‘s.admin_status = false’) ->setParameter (‘user’, $user) ->setParameter (‘followeeIds’, …

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The Query Builder > Doctrine, Symfony 6 & the Database | SymfonyCasts
The query builder is loaded with methods to control the query. For example, call ->orderBy () and pass mix – since that’s our alias – .votes then DESC. 64 lines src/Repository/VinylMixRepository.php Done! Now that our query is built, to execute call ->getQuery () (that turns it into a Query object) and then ->getResult ().
VersionsPersisting to the DatabaseMigrationsConversationInstalling DoctrineEntity Class

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Symfony Form Query Builder – Stack Overflow
So, to be clear, as I mentioned in the comment and in the Symfony’s documentation – ‘query_builder’ can either be a QueryBuilder object, a callable or null. This way you need to remove ->getQuery () and ->getResult () from your second query. Update So, thanks for the clarification from @msg in comments.

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DQL & The Query Builder > Doctrine, Symfony & the Database | SymfonyCasts
Or you can use a super handy object called the QueryBuilder, which allows you to build that DQL string using a convenient object. That is what you see here. The $this->createQueryBuilder () line creates the QueryBuilder object. And because we’re inside of the QuestionRepository, the QueryBuilder will already know to query FROM the question table.

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Databases and the Doctrine ORM (Symfony Docs)
Symfony provides all the tools you need to use databases in your applications thanks to Doctrine, the best set of PHP libraries to work with databases. These tools support relational databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL and also NoSQL databases like MongoDB. Databases are a broad topic, so the documentation is divided in three articles:

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And WHERE Or WHERE > Go Pro with Doctrine Queries | SymfonyCasts
The only thing our query needs is a WHERE clause to match the term to the name of the Category. Let’s chain! Building AND WHERE into a Query. Use a function called andWhere(). Don’t worry – Doctrine won’t add an AND to the query, unless it’s needed. Inside, write cat.name = . But instead of passing the variable directly into the string like this, use a placeholder. Type colon, then make up a term. On the next line, use

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[Symfony 2] Query builder, requête imbriquée – OpenClassrooms
$qb = $this->createQueryBuilder (‘t’); $qb->where ($qb->expr ()->notIn (‘t.id’, $qb->select (‘t2.id’) ->from (‘Technicien’,’t2′) ->where (‘ (i.debut = :debut) or (i.debut = :fin) or (:debut <= i.debut and i.fin <= :fin) or (i.debut <= :debut and :finsetParameters (array( ‘debut’ => $debut,

https://www.doctrine-project.org › projects › doctrine-orm › en › 2.7 › reference › query-builder.html

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The QueryBuilder – Doctrine Object Relational Mapper (ORM)
Query the Type Working with Objects Entities and the Identity Map Entity Object Graph Traversal Persisting entities Removing entities Detaching entities Merging entities Synchronization with the Database Effects of Database and UnitOfWork being Out-Of-Sync Synchronizing New and Managed Entities Synchronizing Removed Entities

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EntityType Field (Symfony Docs)
Allows you to create a custom query for your choices. See EntityType Field for an example. The value of this option can either be a QueryBuilder object, a callable or null (which will load all entities). When using a callable, you will be passed the EntityRepository of the entity as the only argument and should return a QueryBuilder.

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The QueryBuilder > Go Pro with Doctrine Queries | SymfonyCasts
The QueryBuilder is one of my favorite parts of Doctrine. Creating the Query Builder Let’s comment out the $dql stuff. To create a QueryBuilder, create a $qb variable and call $this->createQueryBuilder () from inside a repository. Pass cat as the argument – this will be the alias to Category: 25 lines src/AppBundle/Entity/CategoryRepository.php

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