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chris_centra result from test class: SObject row was retrieved via SOQL without querying the requested field
I have a VF controller that grabs the "current" record using the getRecord call:
this.controller = stdController;
this.theQuote = (SFDC_520_Quote__c)stdController.getRecord();
Now i'm writing the test class, but when I run it i'm getting an error:
System.SObjectException: SObject row was retrieved via SOQL without querying the requested field: SFDC_520_Quote__c.Discount_Type__c
However I am referencing this field in my VF page, (see below), so I should have access to it from Apex, right? (That's how I read the documentation, at least.) Also note that it works when walking through the app normally - it only fails in the test method. I even added a hidden input to my VF page to try to resolve this (again, per the documentation) - so it's actually referenced twice.
What am I doing wrong?
<apex:inputField value="{!SFDC_520_Quote__c.Discount_Type__c}" />
Thanks for your time
chris
the requested field should be the part of select statement in the class-method/controller being called.
For example - object TestObject has fields: testField1, testField2,testField3
& we have a select statement like :- TestObject[] to = [SELECT testField1, testField2 FROM TestObject];
we can't do to[i].testField3 = 'something....' - because testField3 is not included in the selection list.
I think this error is related to this issue.
Hello and thanks for the quick response.
Right - i understand this in the context of a standard query. but i'm calling getRecord() from the controller - so I don't actually have access to the query. According to the documentation, it should automatically query all fields which are referenced in the associated VF page...
Or am I missing something?
Thanks
chris
You'll probably need to provide the standard controller with all of the fields it needs. e.g.
SFDC_520_Quote__c stdRecord = [select Id, Discount_Type__c from SFDC_520_Quote__c limit 1]; ApexPages.StandardController stdController = new ApexPages.StandardController(stdRecord);
myController testController = new myController(stdController);