Select aggregate into Integer using Database.query()
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So we all know we can put an aggregate directly into an Integer, like this:
Integer countAccounts = [SELECT COUNT() FROM Account];
Is it possible to do the same thing, using Database.query()?
Integer countAccounts = Database.query('SELECT COUNT() FROM Account');
If so - how?
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So we all know we can put an aggregate directly into an Integer, like this:
Integer countAccounts = [SELECT COUNT() FROM Account];
Is it possible to do the same thing, using Database.query()?
Integer countAccounts = Database.query('SELECT COUNT() FROM Account');
If so - how?
soql dynamic-soql aggregate aggregateresult
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So we all know we can put an aggregate directly into an Integer, like this:
Integer countAccounts = [SELECT COUNT() FROM Account];
Is it possible to do the same thing, using Database.query()?
Integer countAccounts = Database.query('SELECT COUNT() FROM Account');
If so - how?
soql dynamic-soql aggregate aggregateresult
asked yesterday
Semmel
618417
So we all know we can put an aggregate directly into an Integer, like this:
Integer countAccounts = [SELECT COUNT() FROM Account];
Is it possible to do the same thing, using Database.query()?
Integer countAccounts = Database.query('SELECT COUNT() FROM Account');
If so - how?
soql dynamic-soql aggregate aggregateresult
soql dynamic-soql aggregate aggregateresult
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Yes. You can query using Database.countQuery(query)
String QueryString = 'SELECT count() FROM Account';
Integer countAccounts = Database.countQuery(QueryString);
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Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
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@Semmel Of course it does!
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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Yes. You can query using Database.countQuery(query)
String QueryString = 'SELECT count() FROM Account';
Integer countAccounts = Database.countQuery(QueryString);
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codeyinthecloud
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Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
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@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
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Yes. You can query using Database.countQuery(query)
String QueryString = 'SELECT count() FROM Account';
Integer countAccounts = Database.countQuery(QueryString);
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codeyinthecloud
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Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
yesterday
@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
yesterday
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up vote
5
down vote
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Yes. You can query using Database.countQuery(query)
String QueryString = 'SELECT count() FROM Account';
Integer countAccounts = Database.countQuery(QueryString);
answered yesterday
codeyinthecloud
2,329320
Yes. You can query using Database.countQuery(query)
String QueryString = 'SELECT count() FROM Account';
Integer countAccounts = Database.countQuery(QueryString);
answered yesterday
codeyinthecloud
2,329320
answered yesterday
codeyinthecloud
2,329320
answered yesterday
codeyinthecloud
2,329320
answered yesterday
codeyinthecloud
2,329320
2,329320
Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
yesterday
@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
yesterday
add a comment |
Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
yesterday
@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
yesterday
Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
yesterday
Holy shit. That was surprisingly simple. Sometimes it surely helps to read the docs. Thanks!
– Semmel
yesterday
@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
yesterday
@Semmel Of course it does!
– codeyinthecloud
yesterday
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