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Is there a way to query only queues tied to a particular sobject?



I have the following query which gets me all the queues.



Select id, name from group where Type = 'Queue'


I want all queues which are tied only to sobject : CustomObject__C. How can I modify the above query or is there a better approach?






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    Is there a way to query only queues tied to a particular sobject?



    I have the following query which gets me all the queues.



    Select id, name from group where Type = 'Queue'


    I want all queues which are tied only to sobject : CustomObject__C. How can I modify the above query or is there a better approach?






    query queue







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      Is there a way to query only queues tied to a particular sobject?



      I have the following query which gets me all the queues.



      Select id, name from group where Type = 'Queue'


      I want all queues which are tied only to sobject : CustomObject__C. How can I modify the above query or is there a better approach?






      query queue







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      Is there a way to query only queues tied to a particular sobject?



      I have the following query which gets me all the queues.



      Select id, name from group where Type = 'Queue'


      I want all queues which are tied only to sobject : CustomObject__C. How can I modify the above query or is there a better approach?






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          there is a QueueSobject from which you will get the queues along with the object assigned to it.
          Please check below query-
          SELECT QueueId, Queue.Name, SobjectType FROM QueueSobject WHERE SobjectType = 'CustomObject__C'






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            You can use QueueSobject for this. QueueSobject represents the mapping between a queue Group and the sObject types associated with the queue, including custom objects.



            Sample query:



             QueueSobject que = [Select Id, SobjectType, QueueId, Queue.Name from 
             QueueSobject where SobjectType = 'Case'];





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              there is a QueueSobject from which you will get the queues along with the object assigned to it.
              Please check below query-
              SELECT QueueId, Queue.Name, SobjectType FROM QueueSobject WHERE SobjectType = 'CustomObject__C'






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                there is a QueueSobject from which you will get the queues along with the object assigned to it.
                Please check below query-
                SELECT QueueId, Queue.Name, SobjectType FROM QueueSobject WHERE SobjectType = 'CustomObject__C'






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                  there is a QueueSobject from which you will get the queues along with the object assigned to it.
                  Please check below query-
                  SELECT QueueId, Queue.Name, SobjectType FROM QueueSobject WHERE SobjectType = 'CustomObject__C'






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                  there is a QueueSobject from which you will get the queues along with the object assigned to it.
                  Please check below query-
                  SELECT QueueId, Queue.Name, SobjectType FROM QueueSobject WHERE SobjectType = 'CustomObject__C'







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                      You can use QueueSobject for this. QueueSobject represents the mapping between a queue Group and the sObject types associated with the queue, including custom objects.



                      Sample query:



                       QueueSobject que = [Select Id, SobjectType, QueueId, Queue.Name from 
                       QueueSobject where SobjectType = 'Case'];





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                        You can use QueueSobject for this. QueueSobject represents the mapping between a queue Group and the sObject types associated with the queue, including custom objects.



                        Sample query:



                         QueueSobject que = [Select Id, SobjectType, QueueId, Queue.Name from 
                         QueueSobject where SobjectType = 'Case'];





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                          You can use QueueSobject for this. QueueSobject represents the mapping between a queue Group and the sObject types associated with the queue, including custom objects.



                          Sample query:



                           QueueSobject que = [Select Id, SobjectType, QueueId, Queue.Name from 
                           QueueSobject where SobjectType = 'Case'];





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                          You can use QueueSobject for this. QueueSobject represents the mapping between a queue Group and the sObject types associated with the queue, including custom objects.



                          Sample query:



                           QueueSobject que = [Select Id, SobjectType, QueueId, Queue.Name from 
                           QueueSobject where SobjectType = 'Case'];






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