su pregunta no está clara para orderBy
. Basado en su pregunta:
SELECT
report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_id,
testing_types.testing_name,
doctor.first_name,
doctor.last_name,
SUM( report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_price ) FROM
testing_types
INNER JOIN report_doctor_company_daily_test ON testing_types.id = report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_id
INNER JOIN doctor ON report_doctor_company_daily_test.doctor_id = doctor.id GROUP BY
testing_t
ypes.id
Respuesta:
$test = ReportDoctorCompanyDailyTestModal::select(
'report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_id',
'testing_types.testing_name',
'doctor.first_name',
'doctor.last_name',
DB::raw('SUM(report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_price)')
)
->join('report_doctor_company_daily_test', 'testing_types.id', '=', 'report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_id')
->join('doctor', 'report_doctor_company_daily_test.doctor_id', '=', 'doctor.id')
->groupBy('testing_types.id');
dd($test->toSql());
Resultado:
select
`report_doctor_company_daily_test`.`test_id`,
`testing_types`.`testing_name`,
`doctor`.`first_name`,
`doctor`.`last_name`,
SUM(report_doctor_company_daily_test.test_price)
from
`testing_types`
inner join `report_doctor_company_daily_test`
on `testing_types`.`id` = `report_doctor_company_daily_test`.`test_id`
inner join `doctor`
on `report_doctor_company_daily_test`.`doctor_id` = `doctor`.`id`
group by `testing_types`.`id`