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Mitch McConnell
Eclipse Schema explorer not displaying relationship values
I am running the Force.com IDE in Eclipse (Kepler).
When I try and create a SOQL query, it is not resolving the relationships correctly.
For example, when I run this simple query:
select Id, Account.Name from Opportunity
It returns rows like this
Id Name Account
003i000000IugISAAZ Fred Roberts Account
003i000000Iug04AAJ Bob Smith Account
In other words, it does not show the Account name, but just the word "Account".
When I run this in the developer console, it is correct.
Is there some type of misconfiguration in my IDE setup?
Thanks,
Mitch
When I try and create a SOQL query, it is not resolving the relationships correctly.
For example, when I run this simple query:
select Id, Account.Name from Opportunity
It returns rows like this
Id Name Account
003i000000IugISAAZ Fred Roberts Account
003i000000Iug04AAJ Bob Smith Account
In other words, it does not show the Account name, but just the word "Account".
When I run this in the developer console, it is correct.
Is there some type of misconfiguration in my IDE setup?
Thanks,
Mitch
There is no misconfiguration in your IDE setup. Account is showing because it a object when you click on that account then a popup will appear showing the name of the account. That popup will contain the fields of the account which you get in the query.
Please mark it best if it helps you.
Regards,
Grazitti Team
www.grazitti.com
All Answers
There is no misconfiguration in your IDE setup. Account is showing because it a object when you click on that account then a popup will appear showing the name of the account. That popup will contain the fields of the account which you get in the query.
Please mark it best if it helps you.
Regards,
Grazitti Team
www.grazitti.com
Thanks... I feel kind of stupid, but that is not the UI behavior I would have expected... why not just print the field
I asked for?