Get raw SQL query from Drupal::entityTypeManager

meen

4/1/23, 12:42 PM

How can I fetch the raw sql version of the following statement?

             $t = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
              ->getStorage('taxonomy_term')
              ->loadByProperties(['name' => $s, 'vid' => $v]);

Couldn't find anything suitable to try with EntityTypeManager. TIA.

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4uk4

4/1/23, 2:58 PM

@Lambic, I've removed my duplicate vote. Would you mind posting this as answer?

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Lambic

4/1/23, 2:58 PM

Glad this question was re-opened, converting my comment to an answer:

If you write it as an entity query then you can cast it to a string, like this:

$t = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
  ->getStorage('taxonomy_term')
  ->getQuery()
  ->condition('vid', 'test')
  ->condition('name', 'test'); 
var_export((string) $t)

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meen

4/7/23, 1:24 PM

Thanks for sharing the answer! I tried and I get different count of results if I use this piece of code. I guess some additional condition is checked in case of loadByProperties.

Gábor

8/15/24, 2:35 PM

Actually, this uses the `__toString()` magic method behind the scenes. You could call it directly: `$query->__toString()`.

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