Hello,

Is anyone aware, why we can not fetch RecordType.Name on 'Contract' object.

 

list<Contract> lstContract = [Select RecordType.Name From Contract where AccountId =: AccountId];

system.debug('===== lstContract: '+lstContract);

 

RecordTypeName is working good for another objects but for 'Contract' it is just giving the recordtype Id.

Please suggest.

Hello,

Is anyone aware, why we can not fetch RecordType.Name on 'Contract' object.

 

list<Contract> lstContract = [Select RecordType.Name From Contract where AccountId =: AccountId];

system.debug('===== lstContract: '+lstContract);

 

RecordTypeName is working good for another objects but for 'Contract' it is just giving the recordtype Id.

Please suggest.

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