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JWikkJWikk 

list - convert to string?

is there a way to convert a list of sobjects into a string?  I don't really care about the format, just that the field values can be string searched. Something like this:

 

 

List<sobject> pparcels = database.query('select ...');
String relatedMatches = pparcels.toString(); //toString doesn't exist
if (relatedMatches.indexOf(affectedIds[i]) > -1) {
...
}

 

 

imuino2imuino2

I don't think there is a way to do this in a simple way.

But why are you trying to cast and entire list to a single String?

If it is for a search or something like that you can achieve it by soql or sosl.

 

Please provide more details about what you are trying to do to see if there is a better way to do this.

 

Ignacio.

Pradeep_NavatarPradeep_Navatar

I don’t understand the usage of converting list of Sobject to a string. It will be difficult for you to process later.

 

Salesforce use “;” as separator so you can do as given below :

 

String strSobjects = null;

 

for(int i=0;i<lstSobject.size();i++)

{

                If(strSobjects == null)

    {

                strSobjects = lstSobject[i];

    }

    Else

    {

                strSobjects = strSobjects  + “;”+lstSobject[i];

    }

}

pupilstuffpupilstuff

Hello,

I am trying to do the same but getting an error.

 

Illegal assignment from SOBJECT:priroty_wise_sla__c to String 

 

My Apex class is

 

public class PWS {

List<priroty_wise_sla__c> results;


public priroty_wise_sla__c o{get;set;}
public PWS(ApexPages.StandardController stdcontroller) {

this.o= (priroty_wise_sla__c)stdController.getRecord();


}

public List<priroty_wise_sla__c> getResults() {
      return results;
   }

 
  public PageReference dosearch()
  {

 results=[SELECT CUSTOMER_NAME__c,priority__c, Minute__c,hour__c,day__c from priroty_wise_sla__c where priority__c=:o.priority__c and CUSTOMER_NAME__c=:o.CUSTOMER_NAME__c];
 
 
 String strSobjects = null;

 

for(integer i=0;i<results.size();i++)

{
               strSobjects =results[i];

    {
            
    }

    Else

    {
          strSobjects = strSobjects  + ';'+results[i];
        


    }

}
 
return null;

}

}

Mayank_JoshiMayank_Joshi

Suppose :

 

List<Sobject> scopeAcc = new ......(with values in it ) 

 

for(sObject so : scopeAcc)
{
System.debug('Scope check' + so);

String CA_id = so.id;  // assignation

 

System.debug( 'sObject to String  conversion : '  + CA_id ) ;

 

}

juppyjuppy
Came across this old post while looking for something else...
In case you never found the solution you can now use the JSON serialise method:

string JSONString = JSON.serialize(li_TurnoverTargetstoUpdate);

list<TurnoverTarget__c> li_TurnoverTargetstoUpdate = (list<TurnoverTarget__c>) JSON.deserialize(JSONString, list<TurnoverTarget__c>.class);

Very useful in passing a list of records from a trigger to a future method for updating
Richard DiNardo 6Richard DiNardo 6
Object o = 'some complex object';
String temp = string.valueOf(o);
 
Julio Lozano 11Julio Lozano 11
The easiest way to achieve this is using the join method from the String class:
List<Integer> li = new List<Integer> {10, 20, 30};
String s = String.join(li, '/');
System.assertEquals('10/20/30', s);