$posts=head::select('DATE','fno')->limit('7')->get();
I used this code but it returns first 7 record i want to return last seven inserted record
$posts=head::select('DATE','fno')->limit('7')->get();
I used this code but it returns first 7 record i want to return last seven inserted record
if Date column is inserted date time.you can do this
$posts = head::select('DATE','fno')->orderBy('DATE','desc')->limit(7)->get()
in your code,you don't get the last record becuase sql limit if start from above.so we order by something reverse.here we reverse DATE
Based on the documentation, oldest order your query by date. By default, the result will be ordered by the table's created_at column. If you want to change the column that it reference, put the column name inside the oldest syntax. Like so, ...->oldest("column_name")->...
$posts=head::select('DATE','fno')->oldest()->limit(7)->get();
Change the date format accordingly. It will work.
$posts = head::select(DB::raw("DATE_FORMAT(DATE,'%Y-%m-%d')", 'fno')->take(7)->get();