This is my code:
$get_all = Geo_Postal_us::findOrFail($postal);
With this query,laravel try to find ID filed in table.
I don't have id filed, for primary key i have postal column.
So, how to set function to find value in postal column, not to search from id column ?
Thanks,
You could create the behaviour you are looking for with the following:
Geo_Postal_us::where('postal', $postal)->firstOrFail();
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