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I am developing an app to work with custom sObjects.

In there I have a list of items, and the items are ordered via a hidden number Order__c.

I also have buttons with these fields, to move them up or down. Basically, it swaps the field with the one below/above it (depending on if you click down or up).

I have two custom sObjects:

  • Master object
  • Child object

The child object has a master-child relation lookup to its master-object ID. Therefore, an order is unique only in combination with its master-ID.

These are the steps to take:

  • on button click, send an event
  • in the list component, handle the event
  • in the list controller function that handles the event, grab the item from the event, and create an action with a function in an apex controller (referenced in the list component)
  • in the apex controller: execute a query to grab the below/above item
  • set the order of both fields to the other one
  • update the list of both fields (so that it's one DML call instead of two)

The problem is: it's failing at the select query (line where first [SELECT ... is).

13:52:24:004 FATAL_ERROR System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject

See the code below.

I am certain it's supposed to work: the up button on the top item is disabled, as is the down button on the bottom item. I have used the workbench and tested the query (altough with literal strings and numbers instead of inserted variables) and then it works absolutely fine.

I've tried

  • AND Order__c = :item.Order__c - 1
  • AND Order__c = (:item.Order__c - 1)
  • AND Order__c = :(item.Order__c - 1)
  • AND Order__c = :order

The last one being what is displayed below. I've also tried with and without LIMIT 1 (as I am certain there can only be one item with the given parent and order), in the workbench it works fine, below it doesn't work at all.

 @AuraEnabled
public static List<childItem__c> moveField(childItem__c item, String direction) {
    childItem__c other;
    Decimal order;
    if(direction == 'up') {
        order = item.Order__c - 1;
        other = [SELECT Id, Order__c
                 FROM childItem__c 
                 WHERE Parent__c = :item.Parent__c
                 AND Order__c = :order
                 LIMIT 1
                ];    
    } else if (direction == 'down') {
        order = item.Order__c + 1;
        other = [SELECT Id, Order__c 
                 FROM childItem__c 
                 WHERE Parent__c = :item.Parent__c
                 AND Order__c = :order
                 LIMIT 1
                ];    

    }        

    if(direction == 'up') {
        item.Order__c = item.Order__c - 1;
        other.Order__c = other.Order__c + 1;
    } else if (direction == 'down') {
        item.Order__c = item.Order__c + 1;
        other.Order__c = other.Order__c - 1;            
    }
    List<childItem__c> updateList = new List<childItem__c>{item, other};

        try {
            update updateList;
        } catch(DmlException e) {
            System.debug('An unexpected error has occurred: ' + e.getMessage());
        }

    return getItems(item.Parent__c);
}

If at all possible, I would like to use as few objects as possible, i.e. to remove the current Decimal order variable. It should however be understandable, so that's why I did include the 'other' sObject.

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  • Please edit your post to be more specific about what you mean when you say it fails. If you get an error message, please include it verbatim.
    – Adrian Larson
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:25
  • Sorry, my bad. I added the error message from the app logs.
    – Diamundo
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:26
  • What if you debug the order value before your query? Does it match the literals you expect?
    – Adrian Larson
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:28
  • order = field.Order__c + 1; System.debug('order = ' + order); resulting in 14:29:47:002 USER_DEBUG [33]|DEBUG|order = 2 so yes, it does match what I expect it to be.
    – Diamundo
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:30
  • So...is that what you expected? Is there actually a record for that value?
    – Adrian Larson
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:31

1 Answer 1

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According to your query it is expecting List<childItem__c>, but you are directly trying to assign to Decimal other. Which is causing the issue.

         [SELECT Id, Order__c
             FROM childItem__c 
             WHERE Parent__c = :item.Parent__c
             AND Order__c = :order
             LIMIT 1
            ];

You can change the below line to this:

 List<childItem__c> lstItem = [SELECT Id, Order__c
             FROM childItem__c 
             WHERE Parent__c = :item.Parent__c
             AND Order__c = :order
             LIMIT 1
            ]; 
if(lstItem.size()>0)
 other = lstItem[0].Order__c;
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  • Please at least add some explanation...this idea may be in the right vein but sans explanation is not very helpful.
    – Adrian Larson
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:30
  • yes, doing that Nov 2, 2016 at 13:32
  • That is correct. But given the theory that there should NEVER be more than one sObject matching the query, why would I want to use a list? I even explicitly stated I only want one object (with the LIMIT 1)...
    – Diamundo
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:37
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    Also, not trying to directly assing to Decimal, but childItem__c other ;)
    – Diamundo
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:37
  • Another comment: your last line should stop after lstItem[0];
    – Diamundo
    Nov 2, 2016 at 13:48

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