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How to access parent sobject from child sobject?
You can query on second object, using __r you would be able to fetch parent fields, for child fields do a inner join. Here is an example: Just want to add to Derek’s answer, which seems to most directly address your core issue. However my additional perspective a bit too much for a comment.
How to query parent to child sobject in apex?
Setting the relationship via Id does not affect this name pointing reference in the least, unless you re-query for the data. You can use parent to child relationship query all the child records of parent if you know the relationship name. Understand child relationship names and use that name in inner query.
Can a sobject be cast to a generic sobject?
One of the benefits of doing so is to be able to access fields using dot notation, which is not available on the generic sObject. Since sObject is a parent type for all specific sObject types, you can cast a generic sObject to a specific sObject.
Which is the fastest way to create a sobject?
The fastest way to add fields is to specify them as name-value pairs inside the constructor. For example, this statement creates a new account sObject and populates its Name field with a string value. The Name field is the only required field for accounts, which means that it has to be populated before being able to insert a new record.
When to use the getsobject method in apex?
The getSObject method is to get an entire parent record, and so should only be used with the relationship name for a Lookup or Master-Detail type field. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange! Please be sure to answer the question.
How to get field values off of parent in apex?
I have a contact in a generic sObject in apex and while I’m able to easily get detail field values using I’m not able to get fields off the related parent object, and I’m sure the related field is in memory, based on the debug logs. This returns a runtime error: How do I get a field value off of a parent on a generic sObject?