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Dortegalizardo Querying Invitees from an Event.
Hi,
Well Im trying to get all the invitees from all the events. Ive tried the following:
public List<List<ActivityHistory>> lista {get;set;}
public List<List<ActivityHistory>> getOpen()
{
lista = new List<List<ActivityHistory>>();
SObject[] accounts = [SELECT Name,
(Select Subject, WhoId,WhatId, ActivityDate, Status, Priority, OwnerId FROM ActivityHistories) From Account];
for(SObject o : accounts){
if(o.getSObjects('ActivityHistories') != null){
List<ActivityHistory> element = (List<ActivityHistory>) o.getSObjects('ActivityHistories');
if(element != null){
lista.add(element);
}
}
}
return lista;
}
I get all the events by account and to test it Ive added 3 invitees for one of the test events. And when I run the query I only get the first invitee and no the other two. How can I get all the invitees in all the events?
Thanks in advance
Try using EventRelations instead, then:
Remember that accountId must be a string or ID that references the account you'd like to query (or change :accountId to whatever the ID of the account is in your code).
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You want this:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_objects_eventattendee.htm
Namely, the query you're asking for is just the PRIMARY attendee of the event, not the actual attendees proper. You'll need a query like this:
(Fill in the fields you desire from each to complete the query.)
I tried this on dev console:
SELECT Id,AccountId, (SELECT Id,AccountId FROM EventAttendees) FROM EVENT Where AccountId = : accountId
and got this as an error: Unknown error parsing query
Try using EventRelations instead, then:
Remember that accountId must be a string or ID that references the account you'd like to query (or change :accountId to whatever the ID of the account is in your code).
Thats the thing Im not looking only for the invitees from only one event or account, I need the invitees from every event.
You might run into certain governor limits when trying to non-selectively query events, but you can certainly try. There's nothing stopping you from querying EventRelations or EventAttendees (it might be a versioning thing). Just remember, you're limited to 50,000 records per transaction, though.