When we had some SOSL in managed package
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If you have namespace prefix for your org, the SOQL issued from APEX already have the prefix assigned e.g. below works just fine and doesn’t throw any error
List accounts = [select id, name from Account limit 5];
List logs = [select id from logMessage__c limit 5];
System.debug( accounts );
System.debug( logs );
List
System.debug( accounts );
System.debug( logs );
However, if you have namespace prefix for your org (or managed package), the SOSL issued from APEX doesn’t have namespace prefix, e.g. below breaks
List> soslResults1 = search.query(‘FIND \’Exception*\’ IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING LogMessage__C(Id, name, message__c)’);
List> soslResults2 = [FIND ‘Exception*’ IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING LogMessage__C(Id, name, message__c)];
logMessage__c [] log1 = ((List)soslResults1[0]);
logMessage__c [] log2 = ((List)soslResults2[0]);
System.debug( log1 );
System.debug( log2 );
List
logMessage__c [] log1 = ((List
logMessage__c [] log2 = ((List
System.debug( log1 );
System.debug( log2 );
The fix would be to add prefix:
List> soslResults1 = search.query(‘FIND \’Exception*\’ IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING mynamespace__LogMessage__C(Id, name, message__c)’);
List> soslResults2 = [FIND ‘Exception*’ IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING mynamespace__LogMessage__C(Id, name, message__c)];
logMessage__c [] log1 = ((List)soslResults1[0]);
logMessage__c [] log2 = ((List)soslResults2[0]);
System.debug( log1 );
System.debug( log2 );
List
logMessage__c [] log1 = ((List
logMessage__c [] log2 = ((List
System.debug( log1 );
System.debug( log2 );
And of course, we can add the namespace prefix problematically, hence we don’t need to hard code:
ApexClass cs =[select NamespacePrefix from ApexClass where Name = ‘TestClass’];
String nameSpacePrefix = cs.NamespacePrefix;
if( nameSpacePrefix != null && nameSpacePrefix != ” ) {
nameSpacePrefix += ‘__’;
} else {
nameSpacePrefix = ”;
}
String nameSpacePrefix = cs.NamespacePrefix;
if( nameSpacePrefix != null && nameSpacePrefix != ” ) {
nameSpacePrefix += ‘__’;
} else {
nameSpacePrefix = ”;
}