Implementing the standard query logic
The previous Selector usage example required a cast of the list to be returned to a list of Race__c objects, which is not ideal. To improve this, you can easily add a new method to the class to provide a more specific version of the base class method, as follows:
public List<Race__c> selectById(Set<Id>raceIds){
return (List<Race__c>) selectSObjectsById(raceIds);
}
Therefore, the usage code now looks like this:
List<Race__c> races =
new RacesSelector().selectById(raceIds);
By using a Selector for querying races, the preceding code is much smaller and therefore easier to read for other developers. In the next section, we will discover what other standard features are provided by the fflib_SObjectSelector class.
Standard features of the Selector base class
The fflib_SObjectSelector base class contains additional functionality to provide more query consistency and integration with the platform...
