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Is it possible to do a single query in Salesforce?
Didn’t find how to do it in a single query, but this gives all users with a Salesforce user licence type. Important to know is that you have to query this through the profile. Update: Peter’s answer is better: He shows that you can infact get these results in a single query, which is prefered for performance and cleaner in code.
How many users can a soql query query on?
Let’s say I am querying on only 5 users but there are 2 users having more than 50K login history records individually. So that hits 50k governer limits for soql queries.
Are there soql query on user and login history objects?
Let’s say I am querying on only 5 users but there are 2 users having more than 50K login history records individually. So that hits 50k governer limits for soql queries. I need to control that not more than 200 Login History records should come for each user in soql query.
How to find login history object in Salesforce?
But Salesforce is not identifying the relationship name ‘ LoginHistories ‘ here. I tried to get the relationship name from the ChildRelationship class using below code but its showing null value for ‘ Login History ‘ object relationship name.
How to query all user profiles in Salesforce?
SELECT PermissionSet.Name PermissionSetName, Assignee.Profile.Name UserProfile, COUNT (AssigneeeId) FROM PermissionSetAssignment WHERE GROUP BY CUBE (PermissionSet.Name, Assignee.Profile.Name) ORDER BY PermissionSet.Name DESC NULLS LAST, Assignee.Profile.Name DESC NULLS LAST
How to do soql query for all user profiles?
Or, consider using the Data Loader, dataloader.io, workbench, or basically any “real” query application.
How to query for all user profiles in permission sets?
This particular query is designed to show you the same output you’d see in a matrix report, showing each permission set by name, followed by profile, followed by a summary row for each permission set name, eventually followed by the totals per profile, and a grand total at the bottom.