Contents
- 1 Do you do the query for the whole trigger set?
- 2 Why do you use upper case in soql statement?
- 3 When to use soql in Salesforce developer community?
- 4 How are sobjects retrieved in soql for loops?
- 5 Do you iterate over the whole trigger set?
- 6 How can I check data from related objects without using soql?
Do you do the query for the whole trigger set?
Instead you should do the query for the whole trigger set. It looks to me like you are iterating the query over in the for loop. This will make you run into query limits. Instead you should do the query for the whole trigger set. Thanks Mathew, I’m new to the world of triggers, you’re link was exactly what I needed.
Why do you use upper case in soql statement?
The issue is not with data retrieval. Your records should be getting retrieved correctly as in SOQL “=” comparison is case-insisitive. As mentioned by others in above comments, you should use “toUpperCase ()” method. Why not just convert to upper case when you are adding it to the map?
When to use soql in Salesforce developer community?
When an opportunity is updated, I have a trigger that checks the account and contact associated with that opportunity, and updates fields on the account and contact. To get that data, I’m using SOQL, but this causes errors when someone tries to bulk-update records.
When to convert to upper case in apex?
As mentioned by others in above comments, you should use “toUpperCase ()” method. Why not just convert to upper case when you are adding it to the map? It is 2019 and I think this question deserves and update.
When does a run time exception occur in soql?
A run-time exception occurs if you use a query containing an aggregate function that returns more than 2,000 rows in a for loop. SOQL For Loop Formats SOQL for loops can process records one at a time using a single sObject variable, or in batches of 200 sObjects at a time using an sObject list:
How are sobjects retrieved in soql for loops?
While the standard queries discussed in SOQL and SOSL Queries can retrieve either the count of a query or a number of object records, SOQL for loops retrieve all sObjects, using efficient chunking with calls to the query and queryMore methods of the SOAP API.
Do you iterate over the whole trigger set?
It looks to me like you are iterating the query over in the for loop. This will make you run into query limits. Instead you should do the query for the whole trigger set. It looks to me like you are iterating the query over in the for loop. This will make you run into query limits. Instead you should do the query for the whole trigger set.
To get that data, I’m using SOQL, but this causes errors when someone tries to bulk-update records. How can I check the data from the related objects without using SOQL inside my trigger?
How to retrieving related list by soql query?
In our case it is “Account” which is located @Contact. So if you go to detail of this field you will find the Child Relationship Name, which should be ” Contacts “. So the child to parent relationship will have this in its from statement. If it was a custom object you will have to add “__r”