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SOQL query WHERE filter by specific months
Using a date for a datetime field in a SOQL Query criteriaSOQL Query to count only Accounts with Opps in both this year and last year?SOQL - how to group by CALENDAR_MONTHSOQL query not returning resultsUpdating, Deleting or Inserting records based on match with Integersoql aggregate query has issue returning id of recordSOQL: Query Time Frame values which appear in Report layoutHow to get the Datetime fields in user time zone when using query Editor in Developer Console?child query SOQL querymore in SOAP API?SOQL Conditional Counting?
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I am using the Salesforce API through R. I am querying an object and I want to return results only if a date field "Begin_Date__c" is in a particular month specified by the user. Now if I only want values in a particular month, I am able to accomplish this by using CALENDAR_MONTH(Begin_Date__c) = desired_month inside the WHERE clause
But I do not know how to do the same thing if I want say all records in a range of months (5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or the summer months). How do I change the query so as to check against a vector of month values instead of just one?
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I am using the Salesforce API through R. I am querying an object and I want to return results only if a date field "Begin_Date__c" is in a particular month specified by the user. Now if I only want values in a particular month, I am able to accomplish this by using CALENDAR_MONTH(Begin_Date__c) = desired_month inside the WHERE clause
But I do not know how to do the same thing if I want say all records in a range of months (5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or the summer months). How do I change the query so as to check against a vector of month values instead of just one?
soql
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Ishan SaraswatIshan Saraswat
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I am using the Salesforce API through R. I am querying an object and I want to return results only if a date field "Begin_Date__c" is in a particular month specified by the user. Now if I only want values in a particular month, I am able to accomplish this by using CALENDAR_MONTH(Begin_Date__c) = desired_month inside the WHERE clause
But I do not know how to do the same thing if I want say all records in a range of months (5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or the summer months). How do I change the query so as to check against a vector of month values instead of just one?
soql
asked 3 hours ago
Ishan SaraswatIshan Saraswat
132
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I am using the Salesforce API through R. I am querying an object and I want to return results only if a date field "Begin_Date__c" is in a particular month specified by the user. Now if I only want values in a particular month, I am able to accomplish this by using CALENDAR_MONTH(Begin_Date__c) = desired_month inside the WHERE clause
But I do not know how to do the same thing if I want say all records in a range of months (5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or the summer months). How do I change the query so as to check against a vector of month values instead of just one?
soql
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You can use the IN operator:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) IN (5,6,7,8,9)
Or as a range:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) >= 5 AND CALENDAR_MONTH(field) <= 9
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You can use the IN operator:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) IN (5,6,7,8,9)
Or as a range:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) >= 5 AND CALENDAR_MONTH(field) <= 9
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You can use the IN operator:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) IN (5,6,7,8,9)
Or as a range:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) >= 5 AND CALENDAR_MONTH(field) <= 9
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You can use the IN operator:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) IN (5,6,7,8,9)
Or as a range:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) >= 5 AND CALENDAR_MONTH(field) <= 9
answered 3 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
268k13214463
You can use the IN operator:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) IN (5,6,7,8,9)
Or as a range:
SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE CALENDAR_MONTH(field) >= 5 AND CALENDAR_MONTH(field) <= 9
answered 3 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
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