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Why should we avoid using orWhere() and instead use andWhere() with an OR statement inside the query?

You can't use both conditions in the same statement

andWhere() is faster because it uses better server resources than orWhere().

Using andWhere() with an OR statement inside gives you more control over the logic, like placing logical parentheses where you want them.

orWhere() is just outdated and not supported in modern Symfony projects.