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Limit in select

Hi, In MySQL we have limit on select for examle "SELECT * from Table where x=y order by z LIMIT 5,10"

 

It will return only 6,7,8,9 rows.

 

What is a equal sintax in appex trigger?

Starz26Starz26

Unfortunatly there is not a similar syntax.

 

You would have to put the LIMIT 10 in a SIQL, results to a list, then access hte list using array notation [6] [7] [8] [9] etc
SF Expert.ax1061SF Expert.ax1061

Hi,

 

Same syntax is not availabel in Apex..

You can do like this 

 

There is no * fro query you need to put manuaaly all teh fields like below

 

List<ObjectAPIName> lstOBj=[select  Id,Name from ObjectName limit 10];

 

//Now in lstOBj you have 10 records


//For 6th record

ObjectAPIName obj6thRecord=lstOBj[5];

 

//For 7th record

ObjectAPIName obj7thRecord=lstOBj[6];

 

//For 8th record

ObjectAPIName obj8thRecord=lstOBj[7];

 

//For 9th record

ObjectAPIName obj9thRecord=lstOBj[8];

 

//For 10th record

ObjectAPIName obj10thRecord=lstOBj[9];


 

//If you want all the record you can iterate in loop like below

for(ObjectApiName varObj:lstOBj){

sysytem.debug('varObj--------------->' + varObj);

}

 

Let me know if need any other help on this

 

Thanks

techie.in.sf@gmail.com
Navatar_DbSupNavatar_DbSup

Hi,
Use can do something like this:
List<account> acn=new list<account>();
for(account ac:[select id from account limit 10])
{ Integer i=1;
i++;
If(i>5 !! i<10)
{
acn.add(ac);
}

}
System.debug(‘@@@@@@@@@@@’ +acn);


And for working like * u have to make an string which will contain all the fields related to that object and pass that string as query using database.query method.

 

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