[SalesForce] Initial term of field expression must be a concrete SObject:

list<Temp_Invoice__c>  tempInvoice = [select id,First_Name__c,Last_Name__c,Email__c from Temp_Invoice__c limit 1];
 tempInvoice.First_Name__c = billing.billingfirstname;

getting error as Initial term of field expression must be a concrete SObject:List

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if you're assigning to a list of invoices, you should be consistent ;)

list<Temp_Invoice__c>  tempInvoice = [select id,First_Name__c,Last_Name__c,Email__c from Temp_Invoice__c limit 1];
if(!tempInvoice.isEmpty()){
    tempInvoice[0].First_Name__c = billing.billingfirstname;
}

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[SalesForce] Initial term of field expression must be a concrete SObject: LIST

Your variable newsc is declared to be a List<SiteContracts__c> but you are using it as if it is a SiteContracts__c.

One way to fix this is to delete the current newsc definition and have your loop like this instead:

for(Engineer_Checklist__c ssli : ssnewList)
{
    SiteContracts__c newsc = new SiteContracts__c();
    newsc.X6L_Water__c = ssli.X6L_Water_Qty__c;
    ...
    scnewlist.add(newsc);
}
update scnewlist;

Or if you can bear the editing, SObjects support named parameters in their constructors so the code can be written like this:

for(Engineer_Checklist__c ssli : ssnewList)
{
    scnewlist.add(new SiteContracts__c(
            X6L_Water__c = ssli.X6L_Water_Qty__c,
            ...
            ));
}
update scnewlist;

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