Debugging SQL queries in complicated Laravel apps can be hard at times, especially when there are a lot of database relationships, joins, or dynamic conditions. When a query doesn't give the expected results, developers need to figure out exactly what went wrong with the database query.
Laravel comes with a number of built-in debugging tools that let developers look at SQL queries and see what's going on behind the scenes. You can quickly see query results, check raw SQL statements, and find problems using these debugging methods.
This guide will show you different ways to debug SQL queries in Laravel that will help you work more efficiently as a developer.
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