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List Object needs to be filtered. ASAP HELP!
HELP!
I have a problem with a class. I have create a list object of all the projects that fit a criteria. Then i am looping through that list to build some report data.
Within this loop, I have 1 SOQL select statement that is grabbing all associated schedules for the project that is current in the loop. This SOQL statement is just returning those values into a list object.
I am hitting that 101 SOQL max. Is there anyway to filter down a List object? Figure I can move the one SOQL statement out of the loop, but I still need to filter it down to get the totals i need for the report?
Any help would be great, I am really in need of a solution on this one fast.
Thanks
--Todd Kruse
Can you rework the SOQL so that it grabs the schedules in the same query? Another option would be to run a separate query to build a map of the schedule objects (ID, Object) and then run through your loop referencing the map instead of running a query.
Park
Thanks for the reply. What I am seeing, is that there are a minimum of 5000 records that need to be filtered.
I tried to create a list of schedules, but that blew up big time. So I don't think a map would work since that can only hold 1000 records.
--Todd Kruse
here are the lists I am trying to work with:
List<SFDC_Projects__c> allProjects = [SELECT Id,name, isDeleted, Project_Stage__c, Opportunity__c
FROM SFDC_Projects__c
WHERE Project_Stage__c = 'Projected'
OR Project_Stage__c = 'Booked'
Order By Project_Stage__c ASC, name Desc];
List<SFDC_Schedule__c> allSchedules = [Select id, name, Assigned_Name__c, ServiceDate__c, Total__c, Project__c
From SFDC_Schedule__c
Where ServiceDate__c >: startDate
And ServiceDate__c <: endDate
And Project__c <> null
Order By Assigned_Name__c, ServiceDate__c];
schedules are a child record to projects. so I am not sure how I can rework the queries.
Thanks
--Todd Kruse