I've hit an unhandled exception when writing a query, and I'm curious if anyone here has seen the same thing. This is not a timeout issue - the error happens almost immediately, so it's not a query efficiency issue. The following query causes an "Internal Salesforce.com Error":
(Note that End_Client__c
is an Account lookup on Opportunity, and accountIds
is a Set<Id>
of parents of both Account and End Client)
[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND (
Id IN :accountIds
OR ParentId IN :accountIds
OR Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds
OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds
OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds
)
ORDER By Name
]
However, it is fixed if I reduce the number of items in the OR chain to 2, regardless of which items I select. This means the merge fields are not the issue causing the error. The following works successfully:
[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND (
OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds
OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds
)
ORDER By Name
]
I was fortunately able to find a workaround, which has left me even more confused. I changed the query to less efficient logic. The query below evaluates properly, which suggests to me that the query parser is failing.
[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE (Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND Id IN :accountIds)
OR
(Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND ParentId IN :accountIds)
OR
(Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds)
OR
(Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds)
OR
(Id != :opp.AccountId
AND Id != :opp.End_Client__c
AND Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN :accountIds)
ORDER By Name
]
Can anyone shed some light on what is going on here?
Set<Id>
? I can't repo this with 50.accountIds
set containing only the excludedopp.AccountId