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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to PowerExchange for Salesforce
  3. PowerExchange for Salesforce Configuration
  4. Salesforce Connections
  5. Salesforce Data Objects
  6. Salesforce Mappings
  7. Salesforce Run Time Processing
  8. Data Type Reference

PowerExchange for Salesforce User Guide

PowerExchange for Salesforce User Guide

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Salesforce Mappings Overview

Salesforce Mappings Overview

After you create a Salesforce data object read or write operation, you can develop a mapping.
You can define the following objects in the mapping:
  • Salesforce data object read operation as the input to read data from Salesforce metadata.
  • Relational, flat file, or any supported data object as the output.
  • Relational, flat file, or any supported data object as the input.
  • Salesforce data object write operation as the output to write data to Salesforce data objects.
Validate and run the mapping to read data from Salesforce sources, and write to a Salesforce object.
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