How to Pass a Parameter into SOQL Query?










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I have a SOQL query in my server side controller Like



SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c 
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC


This Query Returns results when I specify PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'. Now I have a method which takes a parameter groupId, when I write that groupId in SOQL Query I get Error-:
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
^
ERROR at Row:2:Column:70
invalid ID field: +groupId+



public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



Could Someone Tell Me what I might be doing Wrong and How to pass the parameter into SOQL Query. Thanks!!










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I have a SOQL query in my server side controller Like



SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c 
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC


This Query Returns results when I specify PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'. Now I have a method which takes a parameter groupId, when I write that groupId in SOQL Query I get Error-:
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
^
ERROR at Row:2:Column:70
invalid ID field: +groupId+



public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



Could Someone Tell Me what I might be doing Wrong and How to pass the parameter into SOQL Query. Thanks!!










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  • What is the error you are getting. Help us help you
    – Eric
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:16










  • Apologies, I added the Error
    – Thomas Pete
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:20













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I have a SOQL query in my server side controller Like



SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c 
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC


This Query Returns results when I specify PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'. Now I have a method which takes a parameter groupId, when I write that groupId in SOQL Query I get Error-:
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
^
ERROR at Row:2:Column:70
invalid ID field: +groupId+



public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



Could Someone Tell Me what I might be doing Wrong and How to pass the parameter into SOQL Query. Thanks!!










share|improve this question















I have a SOQL query in my server side controller Like



SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c 
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC


This Query Returns results when I specify PDCN_Group__c = 'aBmq00000008UIUCA2'. Now I have a method which takes a parameter groupId, when I write that groupId in SOQL Query I get Error-:
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
^
ERROR at Row:2:Column:70
invalid ID field: +groupId+



public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = '+groupId+'
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



Could Someone Tell Me what I might be doing Wrong and How to pass the parameter into SOQL Query. Thanks!!







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  • What is the error you are getting. Help us help you
    – Eric
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:16










  • Apologies, I added the Error
    – Thomas Pete
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:20
















  • What is the error you are getting. Help us help you
    – Eric
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:16










  • Apologies, I added the Error
    – Thomas Pete
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:20















What is the error you are getting. Help us help you
– Eric
Aug 25 '18 at 9:16




What is the error you are getting. Help us help you
– Eric
Aug 25 '18 at 9:16












Apologies, I added the Error
– Thomas Pete
Aug 25 '18 at 9:20




Apologies, I added the Error
– Thomas Pete
Aug 25 '18 at 9:20










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public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = :groupId
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



You have to use parameters as PDCN_Group__c = :groupId.



Accessing Variables in SOQL Queries




SOQL statements in Apex can reference Apex code variables and
expressions if they are preceded by a colon (:). The use of a local
variable within a SOQL statement is called a bind.




This example shows how to use the targetDepartment variable in the WHERE clause.



String targetDepartment = 'Wingo';
Contact techContacts = [SELECT FirstName,LastName
FROM Contact WHERE Department=:targetDepartment];





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public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = :groupId
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



You have to use parameters as PDCN_Group__c = :groupId.



Accessing Variables in SOQL Queries




SOQL statements in Apex can reference Apex code variables and
expressions if they are preceded by a colon (:). The use of a local
variable within a SOQL statement is called a bind.




This example shows how to use the targetDepartment variable in the WHERE clause.



String targetDepartment = 'Wingo';
Contact techContacts = [SELECT FirstName,LastName
FROM Contact WHERE Department=:targetDepartment];





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  • Thanks A Lot!! That Solved It. How to mark this as Best Answer?
    – Thomas Pete
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:22















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public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = :groupId
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



You have to use parameters as PDCN_Group__c = :groupId.



Accessing Variables in SOQL Queries




SOQL statements in Apex can reference Apex code variables and
expressions if they are preceded by a colon (:). The use of a local
variable within a SOQL statement is called a bind.




This example shows how to use the targetDepartment variable in the WHERE clause.



String targetDepartment = 'Wingo';
Contact techContacts = [SELECT FirstName,LastName
FROM Contact WHERE Department=:targetDepartment];





share|improve this answer






















  • Thanks A Lot!! That Solved It. How to mark this as Best Answer?
    – Thomas Pete
    Aug 25 '18 at 9:22













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public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = :groupId
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



You have to use parameters as PDCN_Group__c = :groupId.



Accessing Variables in SOQL Queries




SOQL statements in Apex can reference Apex code variables and
expressions if they are preceded by a colon (:). The use of a local
variable within a SOQL statement is called a bind.




This example shows how to use the targetDepartment variable in the WHERE clause.



String targetDepartment = 'Wingo';
Contact techContacts = [SELECT FirstName,LastName
FROM Contact WHERE Department=:targetDepartment];





share|improve this answer














public static list < PDCNGrpJunc__c > fetchJunction(String groupId) 
System.debug('****groupId****'+groupId);
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJuncList = new List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > ();
List < PDCNGrpJunc__c > objJunc = [SELECT Id,PDCN__r.Id,PDCN__r.Name,PDCN__r.Brand_Trademark_Name__c,PDCN__r.Package_Standard_Name__c
FROM PDCNGrpJunc__c WHERE PDCN_Group__c = :groupId
ORDER BY createdDate DESC ];

// play for loop on objJunc and add each Junction to objJuncList List.
for (PDCNGrpJunc__c c: objJunc)
objJuncList.add(c);

// return the List of Junctions
return objJuncList;



You have to use parameters as PDCN_Group__c = :groupId.



Accessing Variables in SOQL Queries




SOQL statements in Apex can reference Apex code variables and
expressions if they are preceded by a colon (:). The use of a local
variable within a SOQL statement is called a bind.




This example shows how to use the targetDepartment variable in the WHERE clause.



String targetDepartment = 'Wingo';
Contact techContacts = [SELECT FirstName,LastName
FROM Contact WHERE Department=:targetDepartment];






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    Aug 25 '18 at 9:22















Thanks A Lot!! That Solved It. How to mark this as Best Answer?
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Aug 25 '18 at 9:22




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