Is it possible to access the email of a Lead's owner directly?

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For instance, I am writing some code to send an email using a after insert trigger. I am wanting to get the email address of the lead owner I am currently iterating over, but am running into an error.

public static void sendAdrEmailNotification(List<Lead> leadList) {



     ...



     for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

          singleMail.setToAddresses(lead.Owner.Email); //Email cannot be resolved

          ...

     }

}

How can I get the email address of the lead owner in the Apex code? I know I can use a SOQL query but I obviously do not want to do this in a for loop so I'm not sure where to go from here.

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Lead owner can be a USer or a Queue, so you have to work accordingly.
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@PranayJaiswal What's strange is SELECT Id, Owner.Email FROM Lead works in a SOQL query so I'm not sure why it doesn't work in Apex. I know formulas use Lead.Owner:User.Email syntax, I just don't know what the syntax is in Apex
– Josh
6 hours ago

You can create a formula field on lead, and then use that in APex code. Formula field values can be accessed in after trigger
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

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public static void sendAdrEmailNotification(List<Lead> leadList) {



     ...



     for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

          singleMail.setToAddresses(lead.Owner.Email); //Email cannot be resolved

          ...

     }

}

How can I get the email address of the lead owner in the Apex code? I know I can use a SOQL query but I obviously do not want to do this in a for loop so I'm not sure where to go from here.

asked 6 hours ago

Josh

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Lead owner can be a USer or a Queue, so you have to work accordingly.
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@PranayJaiswal What's strange is SELECT Id, Owner.Email FROM Lead works in a SOQL query so I'm not sure why it doesn't work in Apex. I know formulas use Lead.Owner:User.Email syntax, I just don't know what the syntax is in Apex
– Josh
6 hours ago

You can create a formula field on lead, and then use that in APex code. Formula field values can be accessed in after trigger
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

add a comment |

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5
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public static void sendAdrEmailNotification(List<Lead> leadList) {



     ...



     for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

          singleMail.setToAddresses(lead.Owner.Email); //Email cannot be resolved

          ...

     }

}

How can I get the email address of the lead owner in the Apex code? I know I can use a SOQL query but I obviously do not want to do this in a for loop so I'm not sure where to go from here.

asked 6 hours ago

Josh

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public static void sendAdrEmailNotification(List<Lead> leadList) {



     ...



     for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

          singleMail.setToAddresses(lead.Owner.Email); //Email cannot be resolved

          ...

     }

}

How can I get the email address of the lead owner in the Apex code? I know I can use a SOQL query but I obviously do not want to do this in a for loop so I'm not sure where to go from here.

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Lead owner can be a USer or a Queue, so you have to work accordingly.
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@PranayJaiswal What's strange is SELECT Id, Owner.Email FROM Lead works in a SOQL query so I'm not sure why it doesn't work in Apex. I know formulas use Lead.Owner:User.Email syntax, I just don't know what the syntax is in Apex
– Josh
6 hours ago

You can create a formula field on lead, and then use that in APex code. Formula field values can be accessed in after trigger
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

add a comment |

Lead owner can be a USer or a Queue, so you have to work accordingly.
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@PranayJaiswal What's strange is SELECT Id, Owner.Email FROM Lead works in a SOQL query so I'm not sure why it doesn't work in Apex. I know formulas use Lead.Owner:User.Email syntax, I just don't know what the syntax is in Apex
– Josh
6 hours ago

You can create a formula field on lead, and then use that in APex code. Formula field values can be accessed in after trigger
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

Lead owner can be a USer or a Queue, so you have to work accordingly.
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@PranayJaiswal What's strange is SELECT Id, Owner.Email FROM Lead works in a SOQL query so I'm not sure why it doesn't work in Apex. I know formulas use Lead.Owner:User.Email syntax, I just don't know what the syntax is in Apex
– Josh
6 hours ago

You can create a formula field on lead, and then use that in APex code. Formula field values can be accessed in after trigger
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

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You don't need soql to do that, you can directly use setTargetObjectId

setTargetObjectId(targetObjectId)

optional . The ID of the contact, lead, or user to which the
email will be sent. The ID you specify sets the context and ensures
that merge fields in the template contain the correct data.Required if using a template,

so your code will be

for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

           if(lead.OwnerId.getSobjectType() ==  User.SObjectType)

          singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); 

          ...

     }

The advantage of using setTargetObjectId is, you can send unlimited emails to the user. If manually specify email id then you are restricted to only 5000 emails a day limit.

src: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_email_outbound_single.htm

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

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Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

1

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

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up vote
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accepted

You don't need soql to do that, you can directly use setTargetObjectId

setTargetObjectId(targetObjectId)

optional . The ID of the contact, lead, or user to which the
email will be sent. The ID you specify sets the context and ensures
that merge fields in the template contain the correct data.Required if using a template,

so your code will be

for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

           if(lead.OwnerId.getSobjectType() ==  User.SObjectType)

          singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); 

          ...

     }

The advantage of using setTargetObjectId is, you can send unlimited emails to the user. If manually specify email id then you are restricted to only 5000 emails a day limit.

src: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_email_outbound_single.htm

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

1

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

|
show 1 more comment

up vote
4
down vote

accepted

You don't need soql to do that, you can directly use setTargetObjectId

setTargetObjectId(targetObjectId)

optional . The ID of the contact, lead, or user to which the
email will be sent. The ID you specify sets the context and ensures
that merge fields in the template contain the correct data.Required if using a template,

so your code will be

for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

           if(lead.OwnerId.getSobjectType() ==  User.SObjectType)

          singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); 

          ...

     }

The advantage of using setTargetObjectId is, you can send unlimited emails to the user. If manually specify email id then you are restricted to only 5000 emails a day limit.

src: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_email_outbound_single.htm

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

1

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

|
show 1 more comment

up vote
4
down vote

accepted

You don't need soql to do that, you can directly use setTargetObjectId

setTargetObjectId(targetObjectId)

optional . The ID of the contact, lead, or user to which the
email will be sent. The ID you specify sets the context and ensures
that merge fields in the template contain the correct data.Required if using a template,

so your code will be

for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

           if(lead.OwnerId.getSobjectType() ==  User.SObjectType)

          singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); 

          ...

     }

The advantage of using setTargetObjectId is, you can send unlimited emails to the user. If manually specify email id then you are restricted to only 5000 emails a day limit.

src: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_email_outbound_single.htm

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

You don't need soql to do that, you can directly use setTargetObjectId

setTargetObjectId(targetObjectId)

optional . The ID of the contact, lead, or user to which the
email will be sent. The ID you specify sets the context and ensures
that merge fields in the template contain the correct data.Required if using a template,

so your code will be

for (Lead lead : leadList) {

          ...

           if(lead.OwnerId.getSobjectType() ==  User.SObjectType)

          singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); 

          ...

     }

The advantage of using setTargetObjectId is, you can send unlimited emails to the user. If manually specify email id then you are restricted to only 5000 emails a day limit.

src: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_classes_email_outbound_single.htm

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

edited 6 hours ago

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

answered 6 hours ago

Pranay Jaiswal

12k32051

Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

1

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

|
show 1 more comment

Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

1

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

Thanks @Pranay this resolved it. Also I think you meant to say my code should be singleMail.setTargetObjectId(lead.OwnerId); in your code block
– Josh
6 hours ago

@Josh yeah I meant that, :P I forgot to change , My bad
– Pranay Jaiswal
6 hours ago

@Prany, I may have to open a new question, but I'm attempting to use an email template here, using setWhatId which should fill out the template, but you cannot use both setWhatId and setTargetObjectId together or you get an error. Where can I go from here?
– Josh
4 hours ago

You dont have to use setWhatID if you use setTargetObjectId check the link I mentioned for setTargetId
– Pranay Jaiswal
4 hours ago

Ah, but then it'll try to use the lead owner to fill in the fields instead of the lead object, right? The fields in my template are all based off of the lead object
– Josh
4 hours ago

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