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Raksha Narayan Dynamic query stored as list<sobject> not containing lookup fields
I have a dynamic query which contains the following query:
SELECT Id,Name,AccountId,Account.Name,StageName from opportunity id='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
The outcome of the dynamic query is stored in a list<sobject>as below:
queryresult :(Opportunity:{Id=0060c00001USHd3AAH, Name=Test1, AccountId=0010c000025aqcnAAA, StageName=win}, Opportunity:{Id=006a000001ObaQkAAJ, Name="Test2, AccountId=001a000001OsvEGAAZ, StageName=win})
Queryresult is a list<sobject> and it is holding 2 records. But the queryresult is not storing Account.Name field which is a lookup field(except id).
I need the lookup field to be stored somewhere as I need them for some comparison purpose.
Could you please tell me how it can be done?
SELECT Id,Name,AccountId,Account.Name,StageName from opportunity id='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
The outcome of the dynamic query is stored in a list<sobject>as below:
queryresult :(Opportunity:{Id=0060c00001USHd3AAH, Name=Test1, AccountId=0010c000025aqcnAAA, StageName=win}, Opportunity:{Id=006a000001ObaQkAAJ, Name="Test2, AccountId=001a000001OsvEGAAZ, StageName=win})
Queryresult is a list<sobject> and it is holding 2 records. But the queryresult is not storing Account.Name field which is a lookup field(except id).
I need the lookup field to be stored somewhere as I need them for some comparison purpose.
Could you please tell me how it can be done?
If you loop throught the list, you can verfiy the account name field presenting in the query result by adding a line:
system.debug(o.account.Name);
Hi below is the sample code:
public static List <Sobject> mymethod() {
General_Object__c gsetting=new General_Object__c();
List<SObject> queryresult=new List<SObject>();
map<string,object> fieldtovalue = new map<string,object>();
String dyquery='';
dyquery=genvalue+ ' \''+recordid + '\'';
queryresult=Database.query(dyquery);
System.debug('dyquery'+dyquery); // output is: SELECT Id,Name,AccountId,Account.Name,StageName from opportunity id='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
system.debug('query results :'+queryresult); // output is: queryresult :(Opportunity:{Id=0000c00001USHd3AAH, Name=Test1, AccountId=0010c000025aqcnAAA, StageName=win}, Opportunity:{Id=006a000001ObaQkAAJ, Name="Test2, AccountId=001a000001OsvEGAAZ, StageName=win})
for(sObject record :queryresult){
system.debug('record :'+record);
Schema.sObjectType sObjectType = record.getSObjectType();
system.debug('sObjectType'+sObjectType); // output is: Opportunity
fieldtovalue = record.getPopulatedFieldsAsMap();
system.debug('fieldtovalue'+fieldtovalue); // output for first forloop is: {Account=Account:{Name=Account1, Id=0000c0000000qcnAAA}, AccountId=0000c0000000qcnAAA, Id=0000c0000199993AAH, Name=Test1, StageName=win}
}
}
can you please guide me here?
List<SObject> queryresult=new List<SObject>();
map<string,object> fieldtovalue = new map<string,object>();
String dyquery='';
dyquery='SELECT Id,Name,AccountId,Account.Name,StageName from opportunity';
String objectName = 'Account'; //parse dyquery to get object used in this soql, in this sample, I assign 'Account' to objectName
queryresult=Database.query(dyquery);
System.debug('dyquery'+dyquery); // output is: SELECT Id,Name,AccountId,Account.Name,StageName from opportunity id='XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
system.debug('query results :'+queryresult); // output is: queryresult :(Opportunity:{Id=0000c00001USHd3AAH, Name=Test1, AccountId=0010c000025aqcnAAA, StageName=win}, Opportunity:{Id=006a000001ObaQkAAJ, Name="Test2, AccountId=001a000001OsvEGAAZ, StageName=win})
for(sObject record :queryresult){
system.debug('record :'+record);
Schema.sObjectType sObjectType = record.getSObjectType();
system.debug('sObjectType'+sObjectType); // output is: Opportunity
fieldtovalue = record.getPopulatedFieldsAsMap();
system.debug('fieldtovalue'+fieldtovalue); // output for first forloop is: {Account=Account:{Name=Account1, Id=0000c0000000qcnAAA}, AccountId=0000c0000000qcnAAA, Id=0000c0000199993AAH, Name=Test1, StageName=win}
sObject b = (sObject)fieldtovalue.get(objectName); //get account object data
system.debug('b:' + b);
}
String objectName = 'Account'; - Here the fields are dynamic. For example: there can be multiple lookup fields like Account.Name or demo__r.Name and so on. So can you please tell me how we can handle it dynamically
In your case, when the dyquery is built, you have already known which related objects will be in the query. You can treat string objectName as part of dyquery.