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JWykel
GROUP BY / ROLLUP Query Rows
Why does using GROUP BY ROLLUP multiply the number of query rows returned by the number of fields you are rolling up + 1?
Example: I have 3408 records in the database. If I run:
It seems that the ROLLUP is 'touching' each record for each grouping field and then again for a total.
Is this the case? If so, how can I get around it when I have to run the query on larger data sets?
Is this documented anywhere?
Example: I have 3408 records in the database. If I run:
[SELECT Sex__c, IsLow__c, COUNT(Id) FROM MyObject__c GROUP BY Sex__c, IsLow__c]I get the number of query rows as 3408. If I run:
[SELECT Sex__c, IsLow__c, COUNT(Id) FROM MyObject__c GROUP BY ROLLUP(Sex__c, IsLow__c)]I get the number of query rows as 10224.
It seems that the ROLLUP is 'touching' each record for each grouping field and then again for a total.
Is this the case? If so, how can I get around it when I have to run the query on larger data sets?
Is this documented anywhere?
Niket SF
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/soql_sosl/Content/sforce_api_calls_soql_select_groupby_rollup.htm
JWykel
Niket SF, thank you for pointing to that; I have read and re-read it already and it does not say anywhere that using ROLLUP will cause a multiplication of the number of query rows used.