The following methods are used to configure the Salesforce connector using Direct Access Methods:
The following table lists the methods and parameters that can be used. Parameters in bold are mandatory.
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Bulk Abort Job method aborts the current bulk operation job. When a job is aborted, no more records are processed. However, some changes to data may have taken place, and are not rolled back.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Job ID
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Enter the ID of the job that you want to abort.
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Timestamp
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Select the variable that will hold the abort operation time stamp.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Bulk Check Job State method checks if all batches in the job have been completed.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Job ID
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Enter the ID of the job whose state you want to check.
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Wait for Job Completion
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Specify whether you want to wait for the completion of the job before you check its state. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Batches Status XML
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Select the variable that will hold the batches' status in an XML structure.
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Job State
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Select the variable that will hold the job state.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Bulk Retrieve Job Results method gets the results of all batches in the job.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Job ID
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Enter the ID of the job whose results you want to retrieve.
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Allow Partial Results
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Specify whether you want to allow the retrieval of partial results. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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No (default): If you select this option, the method's first action is to check the job's status. If the job is in progress, an error will be generated.
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Yes: If you select this option, the method does not check the job status and may return partial results if the job has not been completed.
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Results XML
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Select the variable that will hold the batches' status in an XML structure.
The results XML can be found here:
<Magic xpi installation>\ifclib\salesforce\xsd\BulkResults.xsd
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Convert Lead method is used to convert one Lead at a time into an Account and Contact, as well as (optionally) an Opportunity.
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Lead ID
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Enter an ID of the Lead to convert.
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Converted Status
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Enter a valid Lead Status value for a converted lead.
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Account ID (In)
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Enter the ID of the Account into which the lead will be merged. Required only when updating an existing account.
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Contact ID (In)
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Enter the ID of the Contact into which the lead will be merged. Required only when updating an existing contact.
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Overwrite Lead Source
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Specify whether to overwrite the Lead Source field on the target Contact object. The valid values are Yes and No (default).
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Create Opportunity
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Specify whether to create an Opportunity during lead conversion. The valid values are Yes and No (default).
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Owner ID
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Enter the ID of the person who will own any newly created Account, Contact, and Opportunity
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Send Notification Email
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Specify whether to send a notification email to the owner specified in the owner ID. The valid values are Yes and No (default).
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Account ID (Out)
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Select the variable that will hold the newly created Account ID.
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Contact ID (Out)
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Select the variable that will hold the newly created Contact ID.
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Opportunity ID
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Enter the ID of the Opportunity into which the lead will be merged.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Get Objects List method retrieves a list of available objects for Salesforce organization data.
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Objects List XML
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Select a variable that will hold the Objects List in an XML structure.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Get Timestamp method retrieves Salesforce timestamps.
Since version: V3.2
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Timestamp
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Determines the variable that holds the Salesforce timestamp (in XML format).
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Merge method merges records of the same object type into one of the records, deleting the others, and re-parenting any related records.
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Object Type
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Select the object type to be merged. Holding Lead, Contact and Account.
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Master Record ID
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Enter a record ID that indicates which of the records is the master record that the others are merged into.
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Record IDs
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Enter the other record IDs, separated by commas, to be merged into the master record. Minimum of one record, maximum of two records.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Metadata CRUD method creates, updates, or deletes metadata.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Operation
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The CRUD operation that you want to perform. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Create (default)
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Update
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Delete
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Metadata
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The XML representation of the metadata. For more information about metadata XMLs, click here.
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Result XML
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Select the variable that will hold the operation's result in an XML structure.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Metadata Check State method checks the processing status of the metadata's asynchronous methods.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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ID
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The ID returned in the asynchronous result XML from one of the asynchronous methods (Deploy, Retrieve, or CRUD).
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Wait for Completion
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Specify whether to wait for the completion of the operation before retrieving its state. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Result XML
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Select the variable that will hold the result in an XML structure.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Metadata Deploy method deploys a Salesforce metadata zip file.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Metadata Zip File
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The full path and the file name of the deployed metadata zip file.
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Ignore Warnings
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Specify whether the occurrence of a warning will allow a deployment to complete successfully. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Rollback on Error
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Specifies whether any failure causes a complete rollback. Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
If you select No, actions not containing errors are performed, and errors are returned for the remaining actions. This parameter must be set to Yes if you are deploying to a production organization.
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Result XML
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Select the variable that will hold the deploy result in an XML structure.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Metadata Retrieve method retrieves a Salesforce metadata zip file.
Since version: V3.2 SP1
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Metadata API Version
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The full path to the API version required for the retrieve request. The API version determines which fields are retrieved for each metadata type.
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Metadata Destination Zip File
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The full path and file name of the retrieved metadata zip file.
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Package Names
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A comma delimited list of package names to be retrieved. If you want to retrieve unpackaged components, leave this field blank and instead enter a value in the Manifest XML File field (below).
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Manifest XML File
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The full path of the manifest package XML file. This is used to retrieve unpackaged components.
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Result XML
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Select the variable that will hold the retrieve result in an XML structure.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Query by SOQL method lets you send a free Salesforce Object Query Language (SOQL) statement and receive an XML of the query result in return.
Since version: V3.2 SP2
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Query Type
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Determines the type of query that you want to perform.
Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Query (default)
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Query All
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SOQL Statement
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Enter the SOQL statement that you want to send.
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Store Result In
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Determines how the result XML will be stored.
Select one of the following from the drop-down list:
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Result XML
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable to hold the operation's result in an XML structure.
This is available only if you select Variable in the Store Result In parameter (above).
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File Name
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Enter the full path of the file where you want to store the query's result.
This is available only if you select File in the Store Result In parameter (above).
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Directory
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The full path of the directory holding the split XML results.
Click to open the Expression Editor and enter the directory name.
This is available only if you select Split Files in the Store Result In parameter (above).
Since version: V3.2 SP2a
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Prefix
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The prefix used for the split XML files.
Click to open the Expression Editor and enter the prefix.
This is available only if you select Split Files in the Store Result In parameter (above).
Since version: V3.2 SP2a
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Records Per File
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The number of records in each split file.
Click to open the Expression Editor and enter the required number of records.
This is available only if you select Split Files in the Store Result In parameter (above).
Since version: V3.2 SP2a
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Number of Splits
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The numeric variable where the number of splits created from the result XML will be returned to.
Click to open the Variables List and select the required variable.
This is available only if you select Split Files in the Store Result In parameter (above).
Since version: V3.2 SP2a
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Replicate All Data method performs a full query on the object and replicates the Salesforce data to the selected local database.
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Object Name
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Select the Salesforce object name.
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Destination DB Resource
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Enter the database resource.
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This method can handle a Salesforce string of more than 8000 characters only when working with an MSSQL 2005 server or above.
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Transaction type
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Select the database transaction type. The valid values are Record and Table.
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Delete All Records First
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Indicate whether you want to delete existing records before insert. The valid values are Yes (default) and No.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Replicate Last Deletes method retrieves the deleted records of an object, based on a Start Date argument and replicating the changes to the local database.
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Objects Name
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Select the Salesforce object name.
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Destination DB Resource
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Enter the database resource.
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This method can handle a Salesforce string of more than 8000 characters only when working with an MSSQL 2005 server or above.
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Transaction Type
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Select the database transaction type. The valid values are Record and Table.
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Start Date
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Enter a date to start replicating the Salesforce changes.
The valid date formats are:
YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00Z
YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00.000Z
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Last Covered Date
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Enter a variable that will hold the last covered date.
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Records Retrieved
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Determines the variable that will hold the number of records that were retrieved.
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
Since version: V3.2
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Records Deleted
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Determines the variable that will hold the actual number of records that were deleted.
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
Since version: V3.2
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Replicate Last Updates method retrieves the updated records of an object, based on a Start Date argument and replicating the changes to the local database.
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Objects Name
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Select the Salesforce object name.
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Destination DB Resource
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Enter the database resource.
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This method can handle a Salesforce string of more than 8000 characters only when working with an MSSQL 2005 server or above.
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Transaction Type
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Select the database transaction type. The valid values are Record and Table.
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Start Date
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Enter a date to start replicating the Salesforce changes.
The valid date formats are:
YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00Z
YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00.000Z
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Last Covered Date
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Enter a variable that will hold the last covered date.
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Records Retrieved
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Determines the variable that will hold the number of records that were retrieved.
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
Since version: V3.2
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Records Updated
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Determines the variable that will hold the actual number of records that were updated.
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
Since version: V3.2
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Records Inserted
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Determines the variable that will hold the actual number of records that were inserted.
Click to open the Variables List, and select the required variable.
Since version: V3.2
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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Update Object Structure method retrieves the most updated Salesforce object and builds an equivalent Create Table SQL statement.
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Object Name
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Select the Salesforce object name.
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Destination DB Resource
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Enter the database resource.
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Drop Table First
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Indicate whether you want to delete the table structure before creating the object structure.
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Script File Name
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Enter the path to the directory that will hold the database scripts.
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Run Script
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Indicate whether you want to run the created script.
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Error Code
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Click to open the Variables List. Select a Variable or User Parameter where the corresponding error code is returned.
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