SOQL query causes internal Salesforce error












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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?










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  • How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 18:51











  • Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 19:00











  • @battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

    – SFDC Neuf
    Mar 20 at 19:22
















5















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?










share|improve this question























  • How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 18:51











  • Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 19:00











  • @battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

    – SFDC Neuf
    Mar 20 at 19:22














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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?










share|improve this question














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?







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  • How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 18:51











  • Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 19:00











  • @battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

    – SFDC Neuf
    Mar 20 at 19:22



















  • How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 18:51











  • Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

    – battery.cord
    Mar 20 at 19:00











  • @battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

    – SFDC Neuf
    Mar 20 at 19:22

















How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

– battery.cord
Mar 20 at 18:51





How many items are in your Set<Id>? I can't repo this with 50.

– battery.cord
Mar 20 at 18:51













Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

– battery.cord
Mar 20 at 19:00





Can you provide something that runs in the developer console that crashes? I'm unable to repo it on my org.

– battery.cord
Mar 20 at 19:00













@battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

– SFDC Neuf
Mar 20 at 19:22





@battery.cord see my answer below. The issue had to do with the accountIds set containing only the excluded opp.AccountId

– SFDC Neuf
Mar 20 at 19:22










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After a bit of investigation with explicitly stated IDs, I think I found the unique issue that causes the error, and it can be handled more elegantly than my workaround.



Upon further investigation, the error is only happening when accountIds contains only opp.AccountId.



This fails:



[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
AND Id != null
AND (
Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
)
ORDER By Name
]


This succeeds:



[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
AND Id != null
AND (
ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
)
ORDER By Name
]


And this also succeeds:



[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
AND Id != null
AND (
Id IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
)
ORDER By Name
]


So the it appears the parser has a hard time dealing with the contradictory inclusion statements. I can create a second set to eliminate the issue.



One last thing - this succeeds:



[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
AND Id != null
AND (
Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
)
ORDER By Name
]


But this fails:



[
SELECT Name
FROM Account
WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
AND Id != null
AND (
Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
)
ORDER By Name
]


So it appears that in order to cause the error, there needs to be both the contradictory statement and at least 2 other inclusion statements within the OR.






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    Anecdotally, This query runs fine (via the developer consoles query editor) on one of my sandboxes:



    SELECT Name, ID
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != ''
    AND Id != ''
    AND (
    Id IN ('')
    OR ParentId IN ('')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
    )
    ORDER By Name


    Using static id lists also works fine:



    SELECT Name, ID
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
    AND Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
    AND (
    Id IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
    OR ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
    )
    ORDER By Name


    Heres some code I used in the developer consoles execute anonymous code window:



    Id someId = '001U000100qh0xJIAQ';
    Id someOtherId = '001U000700qh0xJIAQ';

    Set<Id> accountIds = new Map<Id, Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1000]).keySet();

    System.debug([
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != :someId
    AND Id != :someOtherId
    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
    ]);


    Even trying to look for 1000 items in 4 separate clauses I can't repo your error.





    Heres the results of running some queries on my org:



    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name



    No Results, but no crash.




    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name



    [object Object]: An unexpected error occurred. Please include this ErrorId if you contact support: 1038235189-47553 (730406045)




    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name



    No results




    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name



    No results.




    I have no idea why exactly it fails but it seems like adding that 3rd clause to the AND causes the failure. If it was just the ID != '' && Id == '' issue, I'd expect the first one to fail.






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      I think you meant "repro".

      – Adrian Larson
      Mar 20 at 19:07






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      Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

      – SFDC Neuf
      Mar 20 at 19:53






    • 2





      I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

      – Derek F
      Mar 20 at 19:54













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    After a bit of investigation with explicitly stated IDs, I think I found the unique issue that causes the error, and it can be handled more elegantly than my workaround.



    Upon further investigation, the error is only happening when accountIds contains only opp.AccountId.



    This fails:



    [
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name
    ]


    This succeeds:



    [
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name
    ]


    And this also succeeds:



    [
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name
    ]


    So the it appears the parser has a hard time dealing with the contradictory inclusion statements. I can create a second set to eliminate the issue.



    One last thing - this succeeds:



    [
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name
    ]


    But this fails:



    [
    SELECT Name
    FROM Account
    WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
    AND Id != null
    AND (
    Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
    )
    ORDER By Name
    ]


    So it appears that in order to cause the error, there needs to be both the contradictory statement and at least 2 other inclusion statements within the OR.






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      4














      After a bit of investigation with explicitly stated IDs, I think I found the unique issue that causes the error, and it can be handled more elegantly than my workaround.



      Upon further investigation, the error is only happening when accountIds contains only opp.AccountId.



      This fails:



      [
      SELECT Name
      FROM Account
      WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
      AND Id != null
      AND (
      Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      )
      ORDER By Name
      ]


      This succeeds:



      [
      SELECT Name
      FROM Account
      WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
      AND Id != null
      AND (
      ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      )
      ORDER By Name
      ]


      And this also succeeds:



      [
      SELECT Name
      FROM Account
      WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
      AND Id != null
      AND (
      Id IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      )
      ORDER By Name
      ]


      So the it appears the parser has a hard time dealing with the contradictory inclusion statements. I can create a second set to eliminate the issue.



      One last thing - this succeeds:



      [
      SELECT Name
      FROM Account
      WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
      AND Id != null
      AND (
      Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      )
      ORDER By Name
      ]


      But this fails:



      [
      SELECT Name
      FROM Account
      WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
      AND Id != null
      AND (
      Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
      )
      ORDER By Name
      ]


      So it appears that in order to cause the error, there needs to be both the contradictory statement and at least 2 other inclusion statements within the OR.






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        4







        After a bit of investigation with explicitly stated IDs, I think I found the unique issue that causes the error, and it can be handled more elegantly than my workaround.



        Upon further investigation, the error is only happening when accountIds contains only opp.AccountId.



        This fails:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        This succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        And this also succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        So the it appears the parser has a hard time dealing with the contradictory inclusion statements. I can create a second set to eliminate the issue.



        One last thing - this succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        But this fails:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        So it appears that in order to cause the error, there needs to be both the contradictory statement and at least 2 other inclusion statements within the OR.






        share|improve this answer















        After a bit of investigation with explicitly stated IDs, I think I found the unique issue that causes the error, and it can be handled more elegantly than my workaround.



        Upon further investigation, the error is only happening when accountIds contains only opp.AccountId.



        This fails:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        This succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        And this also succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000VqDVWAA3','0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        So the it appears the parser has a hard time dealing with the contradictory inclusion statements. I can create a second set to eliminate the issue.



        One last thing - this succeeds:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        But this fails:



        [
        SELECT Name
        FROM Account
        WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
        AND Id != null
        AND (
        Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        OR Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
        )
        ORDER By Name
        ]


        So it appears that in order to cause the error, there needs to be both the contradictory statement and at least 2 other inclusion statements within the OR.







        share|improve this answer














        share|improve this answer



        share|improve this answer








        edited Mar 20 at 19:57

























        answered Mar 20 at 19:21









        SFDC NeufSFDC Neuf

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            1














            Anecdotally, This query runs fine (via the developer consoles query editor) on one of my sandboxes:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != ''
            AND Id != ''
            AND (
            Id IN ('')
            OR ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Using static id lists also works fine:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND (
            Id IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Heres some code I used in the developer consoles execute anonymous code window:



            Id someId = '001U000100qh0xJIAQ';
            Id someOtherId = '001U000700qh0xJIAQ';

            Set<Id> accountIds = new Map<Id, Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1000]).keySet();

            System.debug([
            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != :someId
            AND Id != :someOtherId
            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
            ]);


            Even trying to look for 1000 items in 4 separate clauses I can't repo your error.





            Heres the results of running some queries on my org:



            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No Results, but no crash.




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            [object Object]: An unexpected error occurred. Please include this ErrorId if you contact support: 1038235189-47553 (730406045)




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results.




            I have no idea why exactly it fails but it seems like adding that 3rd clause to the AND causes the failure. If it was just the ID != '' && Id == '' issue, I'd expect the first one to fail.






            share|improve this answer





















            • 2





              I think you meant "repro".

              – Adrian Larson
              Mar 20 at 19:07






            • 1





              Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

              – SFDC Neuf
              Mar 20 at 19:53






            • 2





              I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

              – Derek F
              Mar 20 at 19:54


















            1














            Anecdotally, This query runs fine (via the developer consoles query editor) on one of my sandboxes:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != ''
            AND Id != ''
            AND (
            Id IN ('')
            OR ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Using static id lists also works fine:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND (
            Id IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Heres some code I used in the developer consoles execute anonymous code window:



            Id someId = '001U000100qh0xJIAQ';
            Id someOtherId = '001U000700qh0xJIAQ';

            Set<Id> accountIds = new Map<Id, Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1000]).keySet();

            System.debug([
            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != :someId
            AND Id != :someOtherId
            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
            ]);


            Even trying to look for 1000 items in 4 separate clauses I can't repo your error.





            Heres the results of running some queries on my org:



            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No Results, but no crash.




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            [object Object]: An unexpected error occurred. Please include this ErrorId if you contact support: 1038235189-47553 (730406045)




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results.




            I have no idea why exactly it fails but it seems like adding that 3rd clause to the AND causes the failure. If it was just the ID != '' && Id == '' issue, I'd expect the first one to fail.






            share|improve this answer





















            • 2





              I think you meant "repro".

              – Adrian Larson
              Mar 20 at 19:07






            • 1





              Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

              – SFDC Neuf
              Mar 20 at 19:53






            • 2





              I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

              – Derek F
              Mar 20 at 19:54
















            1












            1








            1







            Anecdotally, This query runs fine (via the developer consoles query editor) on one of my sandboxes:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != ''
            AND Id != ''
            AND (
            Id IN ('')
            OR ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Using static id lists also works fine:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND (
            Id IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Heres some code I used in the developer consoles execute anonymous code window:



            Id someId = '001U000100qh0xJIAQ';
            Id someOtherId = '001U000700qh0xJIAQ';

            Set<Id> accountIds = new Map<Id, Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1000]).keySet();

            System.debug([
            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != :someId
            AND Id != :someOtherId
            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
            ]);


            Even trying to look for 1000 items in 4 separate clauses I can't repo your error.





            Heres the results of running some queries on my org:



            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No Results, but no crash.




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            [object Object]: An unexpected error occurred. Please include this ErrorId if you contact support: 1038235189-47553 (730406045)




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results.




            I have no idea why exactly it fails but it seems like adding that 3rd clause to the AND causes the failure. If it was just the ID != '' && Id == '' issue, I'd expect the first one to fail.






            share|improve this answer















            Anecdotally, This query runs fine (via the developer consoles query editor) on one of my sandboxes:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != ''
            AND Id != ''
            AND (
            Id IN ('')
            OR ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Using static id lists also works fine:



            SELECT Name, ID
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND Id != '001U000100qh0xJIAQ'
            AND (
            Id IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('001U000000ASKzzIAH')
            )
            ORDER By Name


            Heres some code I used in the developer consoles execute anonymous code window:



            Id someId = '001U000100qh0xJIAQ';
            Id someOtherId = '001U000700qh0xJIAQ';

            Set<Id> accountIds = new Map<Id, Account>([SELECT Id FROM Account LIMIT 1000]).keySet();

            System.debug([
            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != :someId
            AND Id != :someOtherId
            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
            ]);


            Even trying to look for 1000 items in 4 separate clauses I can't repo your error.





            Heres the results of running some queries on my org:



            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No Results, but no crash.




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            [object Object]: An unexpected error occurred. Please include this ErrorId if you contact support: 1038235189-47553 (730406045)




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results




            SELECT Name
            FROM Account
            WHERE Id != '0014000000SQyVGAA1'
            AND Id != null
            AND (
            Id IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            OR Parent.Parent.ParentId IN ('0014000000SQyVGAA1')
            )
            ORDER By Name



            No results.




            I have no idea why exactly it fails but it seems like adding that 3rd clause to the AND causes the failure. If it was just the ID != '' && Id == '' issue, I'd expect the first one to fail.







            share|improve this answer














            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer








            edited Mar 20 at 19:51

























            answered Mar 20 at 18:49









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            • 2





              I think you meant "repro".

              – Adrian Larson
              Mar 20 at 19:07






            • 1





              Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

              – SFDC Neuf
              Mar 20 at 19:53






            • 2





              I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

              – Derek F
              Mar 20 at 19:54
















            • 2





              I think you meant "repro".

              – Adrian Larson
              Mar 20 at 19:07






            • 1





              Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

              – SFDC Neuf
              Mar 20 at 19:53






            • 2





              I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

              – Derek F
              Mar 20 at 19:54










            2




            2





            I think you meant "repro".

            – Adrian Larson
            Mar 20 at 19:07





            I think you meant "repro".

            – Adrian Larson
            Mar 20 at 19:07




            1




            1





            Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

            – SFDC Neuf
            Mar 20 at 19:53





            Exactly my findings. Always fun to find a weird edge case where things break.

            – SFDC Neuf
            Mar 20 at 19:53




            2




            2





            I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

            – Derek F
            Mar 20 at 19:54







            I dunno, the image of showing up to someone else's place of work, putting some chains around the workstation, tying it to a car, and gunning it to "repo" the error sounds like pretty good entertainment to me. :p

            – Derek F
            Mar 20 at 19:54




















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