Quick notes on Pivot tables
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**Roles_Users:**
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**Roles_Users:**
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id - INTEGER
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user_id - INTEGER
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user_id - INTEGER
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role_id - INTEGER
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role_id - INTEGER
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By default only certain fields from the pivot table will be returned (the two **id** fields, and the timestamps). If your pivot table contains additional columns, you can fetch them too by using the **with()** method :
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class User extends Eloquent {
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public function roles()
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return $this->has_many_and_belongs_to('Role', 'user_roles')->with('column');
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}
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}
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<a name="inserting-related-models"></a>
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<a name="inserting-related-models"></a>
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## Inserting Related Models
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## Inserting Related Models
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