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I'm getting "List has no rows for assignment to SObject" error on a
If the query doesn't return any rows you will get the "List has no rows for assignment to SObject" exception. Instead, assign the results to a list of sObjects and check the size of the list. Then only use the first record in the list if it is present.
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The cure to this particular problem is to ensure that your queries are executing in list mode, i.e., assigning directly to a List<sObject> variable or passing them to a method that takes a List<sObject>, like List.addAll(). In that case, you receive no exception when there is not a responsive object, just an empty list, and you don't run the ...
List has no rows for assignment to SObject
If you get more than 1 row and attempt to assign that to your Accountx variable you will get the opposite of your original problem - System.QueryException: List has more than 1 row for assignment to SObject! So one way of guarding against this would be to use Account accountx = [SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1]'. - frup42.
Apex error 'List has no rows for assignment to SObject'
What's not obvious is that it also assumes that exactly one row is returned! Although this is unlikely to occur for Contact, it is highly likely to occur for any custom objects you create, especially when a WHERE statement is used that might return zero rows, such as:
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Impossible. If you're getting "list has no rows to assign to sObject" it means you're assigning to single object. This eliminates getProductsLov(unless you didn't post whole code) because there you assign to a list.. Humo(u)r me and System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters())); in your constructor before firing that query...
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What's not obvious is that it also assumes that exactly one row is returned! Although this is unlikely to occur for Contact, it is highly likely to occur for any custom objects you create, especially when a WHERE statement is used that might return zero rows, such as:
Error 'List has no rows for assignment to SObject' in Salesforce CPQ
This issue can also occur when the user attempts to reconfigure a Primary Quote without Read access to the associated Opportunity. Lack of access to the Opportunity object throws List has no rows for assignment to SObject' since our code queries for the Primary Quote on that opportunity.
List has no rows for assignment to SObject
This is resulting in no records being returned and Salesforce throwing the System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject. Note that this is unlike some other programming languages where you may expect the query to just set your sObject to null. Salesforce's documentation for System.QueryException states it is thrown when ...
Common fix to a "Error: List has no rows for assignment to SObject
Applications (and the other AMS Stages) has a Master-Detail Object Relationship within the Salesforce Data model to Job Order. This means the Record Type of the AMS Stages is acquired from the Job Order.
CLM-Document Generation Error- "List has no rows for assignment to
Open the active template in the Document Template tab (NOT the Vlocity Document Template) Add ContentVersionId field to the layout if it is not present already; Go to the Id in Salesforce to check Sharing Settings. If the ContentVersionId file is not shared, share it manually with the library/user.
System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject
If it doesn't, you will get the 'List has no rows for assignment to SObject' exception again. ... Having one record gets you 100% coverage and doesn't throw exceptions or have multiple exits. Again, not a huge deal in this particular case but good habits are worth a lot more than lazy, thoughtless ones.
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Now that's the exception as such. You have a different issue here that's the root cause: ... List has no rows for assignment to SObject - Test Class. 0. ... visualforce test class ApexPages List has no rows for assignment to SObject. Hot Network Questions
Vague "List has No Rows for Assignment to SObject" Error
List<sObject> // [SELECT Id FROM Contact LIMIT 100] (returns a list of 100 Contacts) sObject // [SELECT Id FROM Contact LIMIT 1] (returns a single Contact) Integer // [SELECT Count() FROM Contact] (returns how many Contacts exist in your org) There is a gotcha here, that you ran up against.
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Document Generation Error- "List has no rows for assignment to SObject
Open the active template in the Document Template tab (NOT the Docgen Document Template; Add ContentVersionId field to the layout if it is not present already; Go to the Id in Salesforce to check Sharing Settings. If the ContentVersionId file is not shared, share it manually with the library/user.
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Visualforce Remoting Exception: List has no rows for assignment to SObject. ... It would be more common for it to expose an SObject reference that in turn has an Id property. - Keith C. Commented Jun 9, 2015 at 17:33. ... Moreover, you need not write this --> Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction. you can directly call method as we do ...
System.QueryException: List has more than 1 row for assignment to SObject
Presumably the value sim is of type Car__c.You cannot assign the result of a query that returns anything other than exactly one record to a value whose type is an SObject. In particular, this does not make sense when you're performing a search query with a LIMIT 20 clause.. You should type your variable as a List<Car__c>.
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If the query doesn't return any rows you will get the "List has no rows for assignment to SObject" exception. Instead, assign the results to a list of sObjects and check the size of the list. Then only use the first record in the list if it is present.
The cure to this particular problem is to ensure that your queries are executing in list mode, i.e., assigning directly to a List<sObject> variable or passing them to a method that takes a List<sObject>, like List.addAll(). In that case, you receive no exception when there is not a responsive object, just an empty list, and you don't run the ...
If you get more than 1 row and attempt to assign that to your Accountx variable you will get the opposite of your original problem - System.QueryException: List has more than 1 row for assignment to SObject! So one way of guarding against this would be to use Account accountx = [SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1]'. - frup42.
What's not obvious is that it also assumes that exactly one row is returned! Although this is unlikely to occur for Contact, it is highly likely to occur for any custom objects you create, especially when a WHERE statement is used that might return zero rows, such as:
Impossible. If you're getting "list has no rows to assign to sObject" it means you're assigning to single object. This eliminates getProductsLov(unless you didn't post whole code) because there you assign to a list.. Humo(u)r me and System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters())); in your constructor before firing that query...
What's not obvious is that it also assumes that exactly one row is returned! Although this is unlikely to occur for Contact, it is highly likely to occur for any custom objects you create, especially when a WHERE statement is used that might return zero rows, such as:
This issue can also occur when the user attempts to reconfigure a Primary Quote without Read access to the associated Opportunity. Lack of access to the Opportunity object throws List has no rows for assignment to SObject' since our code queries for the Primary Quote on that opportunity.
This is resulting in no records being returned and Salesforce throwing the System.QueryException: List has no rows for assignment to SObject. Note that this is unlike some other programming languages where you may expect the query to just set your sObject to null. Salesforce's documentation for System.QueryException states it is thrown when ...
Applications (and the other AMS Stages) has a Master-Detail Object Relationship within the Salesforce Data model to Job Order. This means the Record Type of the AMS Stages is acquired from the Job Order.
Open the active template in the Document Template tab (NOT the Vlocity Document Template) Add ContentVersionId field to the layout if it is not present already; Go to the Id in Salesforce to check Sharing Settings. If the ContentVersionId file is not shared, share it manually with the library/user.
If it doesn't, you will get the 'List has no rows for assignment to SObject' exception again. ... Having one record gets you 100% coverage and doesn't throw exceptions or have multiple exits. Again, not a huge deal in this particular case but good habits are worth a lot more than lazy, thoughtless ones.
Now that's the exception as such. You have a different issue here that's the root cause: ... List has no rows for assignment to SObject - Test Class. 0. ... visualforce test class ApexPages List has no rows for assignment to SObject. Hot Network Questions
List<sObject> // [SELECT Id FROM Contact LIMIT 100] (returns a list of 100 Contacts) sObject // [SELECT Id FROM Contact LIMIT 1] (returns a single Contact) Integer // [SELECT Count() FROM Contact] (returns how many Contacts exist in your org) There is a gotcha here, that you ran up against.
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Open the active template in the Document Template tab (NOT the Docgen Document Template; Add ContentVersionId field to the layout if it is not present already; Go to the Id in Salesforce to check Sharing Settings. If the ContentVersionId file is not shared, share it manually with the library/user.
Visualforce Remoting Exception: List has no rows for assignment to SObject. ... It would be more common for it to expose an SObject reference that in turn has an Id property. - Keith C. Commented Jun 9, 2015 at 17:33. ... Moreover, you need not write this --> Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction. you can directly call method as we do ...
Presumably the value sim is of type Car__c.You cannot assign the result of a query that returns anything other than exactly one record to a value whose type is an SObject. In particular, this does not make sense when you're performing a search query with a LIMIT 20 clause.. You should type your variable as a List<Car__c>.
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