Exporting Data to CSV file via Bulk API
I am having trouble with my Bulk API code. What I want is to take the records in the Opportunity object, and a few of their fields, and export them to a csv file for reading. The code is currently as follows.
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How to add a field using the SOAP or other API
I am using the SOAP API to load data for multiple SObject types into a completely new Developer sandbox.
Create a record in an object with lookup fields through java soap
I am pretty new with Salesforce and I am doing an integration where I have to update Salesforce with data from a Business System.
I have a problem when trying to create new records in an object with lookup fields from another parent object.
I am using java soap protocol with a partner connection and the field I am trying to update is of Master-Detail type.
I can update it successfully if I enter the Salesforce ID for the value, but not when I enter the actual value that should go in the field.
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when drop a database using Spring JPA EntityManager native query, runs into SQLGrammarException
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Using Spring Data JPA with an adjacency matrix stored in a MySQL database
I am new to using Spring Data Jpa but I understand one normally creates a ‘Model’/ ‘Entity’ class in Java that represents a row of data in your database table. This makes sense to me when I have a small table with 3 columns/ class attributes, but what about the case of a table with 100 columns? One hardly creates a ‘Model’ class with 100 attributes? The reason I ask this is because I am storing a large adjacency matrix of train stations in a MySQL database table. I want to interact with this data in my Java Spring application but cannot get my head around how to do this.
i got hibernate SQL Syntax error using native query in Query Annotation (but this syntax is worked in console) * edited
first of all, i’m using (mysql 5.7, jdk1,8, spring boot)
