Is it possible to get last failed_jobs record id after Laravel job failed

Yes, it is possible to get the last failed job's record ID after a Laravel job has failed. Laravel provides a way to access the last failed job information through the failed job table and the failed job model.

To get the last failed job's record ID, you can follow these steps:

1. Enable Failed Job Database Tracking: Ensure that you have the failed_jobs table set up to store failed job information. Laravel's default configuration stores failed job data in the database using the database queue driver. Make sure you have run the necessary migrations to create the failed_jobs table.

2. Access the Failed Job Model: Laravel provides an Eloquent model named FailedJob that represents the failed jobs in the database. You can use this model to query the last failed job.

3. Retrieve the Last Failed Job Record ID: In your code, you can access the last failed job's record ID by querying the FailedJob model and sorting the records in descending order based on the id column (which represents the primary key of the failed job record). The id of the most recent failed job will be the last one in the sorted results.

Here's an example of how you can retrieve the last failed job's record ID:

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use App\Models\FailedJob; // Replace with the correct namespace for your FailedJob model

try {
    // Your code that dispatches the job
    // For example: MyJob::dispatch($data);
} catch (\Throwable $exception) {
    // Handle the exception if the job fails
    $lastFailedJob = FailedJob::orderBy('id', 'desc')->first();
    if ($lastFailedJob) {
        $lastFailedJobId = $lastFailedJob->id;
        // Do something with the last failed job ID
    }

    // Rethrow the exception to propagate the failure further if needed
    throw $exception;
}

In this example, the FailedJob::orderBy('id', 'desc')->first() query fetches the most recent failed job record from the failed_jobs table, and we retrieve the id field to get the last failed job's record ID.

Remember to replace App\Models\FailedJob with the correct namespace for your FailedJob model. Additionally, ensure that you handle the job failure gracefully and implement any error handling or logging that you need in your catch block.