SOQL getting the grandparent of an account from contact

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I am trying to get the Ultimate Parent Account from my contact up to 3rd level parent.
Here is my SOQL code:



SELECT Name,Account.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name FROM Contact


I expect to see this result:



Contact:Name='Name of COntact',Parent='the parent name', ChildParent='Child Parent Name', GrandParent='Grand Parent Name' 


OR



Contact:Name='Name of COntact',ParentId='the parent Id', ChildParentId='Child Parent Id', GrandParentId='Grand Parent Id'


Once I debug my query the result is not what i expected.



Contact:Name='Name of the Contact', AccountId='Parent Id', Id='Id of the Contact'


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    I am trying to get the Ultimate Parent Account from my contact up to 3rd level parent.
    Here is my SOQL code:



    SELECT Name,Account.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name FROM Contact


    I expect to see this result:



    Contact:Name='Name of COntact',Parent='the parent name', ChildParent='Child Parent Name', GrandParent='Grand Parent Name' 


    OR



    Contact:Name='Name of COntact',ParentId='the parent Id', ChildParentId='Child Parent Id', GrandParentId='Grand Parent Id'


    Once I debug my query the result is not what i expected.



    Contact:Name='Name of the Contact', AccountId='Parent Id', Id='Id of the Contact'


    Anyone help?










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      I am trying to get the Ultimate Parent Account from my contact up to 3rd level parent.
      Here is my SOQL code:



      SELECT Name,Account.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name FROM Contact


      I expect to see this result:



      Contact:Name='Name of COntact',Parent='the parent name', ChildParent='Child Parent Name', GrandParent='Grand Parent Name' 


      OR



      Contact:Name='Name of COntact',ParentId='the parent Id', ChildParentId='Child Parent Id', GrandParentId='Grand Parent Id'


      Once I debug my query the result is not what i expected.



      Contact:Name='Name of the Contact', AccountId='Parent Id', Id='Id of the Contact'


      Anyone help?










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      I am trying to get the Ultimate Parent Account from my contact up to 3rd level parent.
      Here is my SOQL code:



      SELECT Name,Account.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Name, Account.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name FROM Contact


      I expect to see this result:



      Contact:Name='Name of COntact',Parent='the parent name', ChildParent='Child Parent Name', GrandParent='Grand Parent Name' 


      OR



      Contact:Name='Name of COntact',ParentId='the parent Id', ChildParentId='Child Parent Id', GrandParentId='Grand Parent Id'


      Once I debug my query the result is not what i expected.



      Contact:Name='Name of the Contact', AccountId='Parent Id', Id='Id of the Contact'


      Anyone help?







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          System.debug() doesn't recursively output the details of related sObjects, like Contact.Account, that you may have queried. It only includes fields that are directly located on the record you're outputting to the debug log.



          If you wish to debug information about related records, refer to them directly:



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(c);



          11:52:07:009 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|Contact:Id=0031K00002bgN4BQAU, AccountId=0011K000023PAOCQA4




          System.debug(c.Account);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [4]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K000023PAOCQA4, Name=TestAccount, ParentId=0011K0000253jWdQAI




          System.debug(c.Account.Parent);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K0000253jWdQAI, Name=Parent







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          • I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:00











          • Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

            – David Reed
            Feb 4 at 17:08











          • I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:14


















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          Another way would be to use JSON.serializePretty



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(c));


          JSON:



           
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Contact",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Contact/0030C000001epfBQAQ"
          ,
          "Id" : "0030C000001epfBQAQ",
          "AccountId" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Account" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2l4QAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Name" : "Child Account",
          "ParentId" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Parent" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2kzQAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Name" : "Parent Account"








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          • Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 7 at 15:15










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          System.debug() doesn't recursively output the details of related sObjects, like Contact.Account, that you may have queried. It only includes fields that are directly located on the record you're outputting to the debug log.



          If you wish to debug information about related records, refer to them directly:



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(c);



          11:52:07:009 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|Contact:Id=0031K00002bgN4BQAU, AccountId=0011K000023PAOCQA4




          System.debug(c.Account);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [4]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K000023PAOCQA4, Name=TestAccount, ParentId=0011K0000253jWdQAI




          System.debug(c.Account.Parent);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K0000253jWdQAI, Name=Parent







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          • I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:00











          • Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

            – David Reed
            Feb 4 at 17:08











          • I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:14















          4














          System.debug() doesn't recursively output the details of related sObjects, like Contact.Account, that you may have queried. It only includes fields that are directly located on the record you're outputting to the debug log.



          If you wish to debug information about related records, refer to them directly:



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(c);



          11:52:07:009 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|Contact:Id=0031K00002bgN4BQAU, AccountId=0011K000023PAOCQA4




          System.debug(c.Account);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [4]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K000023PAOCQA4, Name=TestAccount, ParentId=0011K0000253jWdQAI




          System.debug(c.Account.Parent);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K0000253jWdQAI, Name=Parent







          share|improve this answer























          • I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:00











          • Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

            – David Reed
            Feb 4 at 17:08











          • I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:14













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          System.debug() doesn't recursively output the details of related sObjects, like Contact.Account, that you may have queried. It only includes fields that are directly located on the record you're outputting to the debug log.



          If you wish to debug information about related records, refer to them directly:



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(c);



          11:52:07:009 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|Contact:Id=0031K00002bgN4BQAU, AccountId=0011K000023PAOCQA4




          System.debug(c.Account);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [4]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K000023PAOCQA4, Name=TestAccount, ParentId=0011K0000253jWdQAI




          System.debug(c.Account.Parent);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K0000253jWdQAI, Name=Parent







          share|improve this answer













          System.debug() doesn't recursively output the details of related sObjects, like Contact.Account, that you may have queried. It only includes fields that are directly located on the record you're outputting to the debug log.



          If you wish to debug information about related records, refer to them directly:



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(c);



          11:52:07:009 USER_DEBUG [3]|DEBUG|Contact:Id=0031K00002bgN4BQAU, AccountId=0011K000023PAOCQA4




          System.debug(c.Account);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [4]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K000023PAOCQA4, Name=TestAccount, ParentId=0011K0000253jWdQAI




          System.debug(c.Account.Parent);



          11:53:17:011 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|Account:Id=0011K0000253jWdQAI, Name=Parent








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          • I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:00











          • Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

            – David Reed
            Feb 4 at 17:08











          • I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:14

















          • I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:00











          • Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

            – David Reed
            Feb 4 at 17:08











          • I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 4 at 17:14
















          I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

          – Leorah Sumarong
          Feb 4 at 17:00





          I tried to use the System.debug(c.Account); I got an error Variable does not exist: Account. I am very sorry I am a newbie to SOQL

          – Leorah Sumarong
          Feb 4 at 17:00













          Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

          – David Reed
          Feb 4 at 17:08





          Leorah, this probably is because either your variable is a List<Contact> or is not called c. Would you please edit your question to show the complete code you are using?

          – David Reed
          Feb 4 at 17:08













          I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

          – Leorah Sumarong
          Feb 4 at 17:14





          I got it now @David, the problem is i put in my parameter as List<sObject> varName, So I change it to List<Contact> varName to get the Variable. Thank you very much, you did a great help.

          – Leorah Sumarong
          Feb 4 at 17:14













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          Another way would be to use JSON.serializePretty



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(c));


          JSON:



           
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Contact",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Contact/0030C000001epfBQAQ"
          ,
          "Id" : "0030C000001epfBQAQ",
          "AccountId" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Account" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2l4QAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Name" : "Child Account",
          "ParentId" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Parent" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2kzQAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Name" : "Parent Account"








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          • Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 7 at 15:15















          7














          Another way would be to use JSON.serializePretty



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(c));


          JSON:



           
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Contact",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Contact/0030C000001epfBQAQ"
          ,
          "Id" : "0030C000001epfBQAQ",
          "AccountId" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Account" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2l4QAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Name" : "Child Account",
          "ParentId" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Parent" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2kzQAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Name" : "Parent Account"








          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 7 at 15:15













          7












          7








          7







          Another way would be to use JSON.serializePretty



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(c));


          JSON:



           
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Contact",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Contact/0030C000001epfBQAQ"
          ,
          "Id" : "0030C000001epfBQAQ",
          "AccountId" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Account" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2l4QAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Name" : "Child Account",
          "ParentId" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Parent" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2kzQAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Name" : "Parent Account"








          share|improve this answer













          Another way would be to use JSON.serializePretty



          Contact c = [SELECT Id, Account.Name, Account.Parent.Name FROM Contact];

          System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(c));


          JSON:



           
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Contact",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Contact/0030C000001epfBQAQ"
          ,
          "Id" : "0030C000001epfBQAQ",
          "AccountId" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Account" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2l4QAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2l4QAC",
          "Name" : "Child Account",
          "ParentId" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Parent" :
          "attributes" :
          "type" : "Account",
          "url" : "/services/data/v44.0/sobjects/Account/0010C000002L2kzQAC"
          ,
          "Id" : "0010C000002L2kzQAC",
          "Name" : "Parent Account"









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          • Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 7 at 15:15

















          • Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

            – Leorah Sumarong
            Feb 7 at 15:15
















          Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

          – Leorah Sumarong
          Feb 7 at 15:15





          Thanks a lot for the alternative answer.

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          Feb 7 at 15:15

















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