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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Enterprise Data Manager
  3. Enterprise Data Manager
  4. ILM Repository Constraints
  5. Partition Exchange Purging
  6. APIs
  7. Salesforce Accelerator
  8. Appendix A: SAP Application Retirement Entities
  9. Appendix B: Import Formats for Constraints
  10. Appendix C: Glossary

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Connecting to Salesforce and Importing Metadata

Connecting to Salesforce and Importing Metadata

Connect to Salesforce to import metadata.
  1. In the
    Canvas
    pane, select the
    Sales
    application version, or a custom application version you created, under the
    Salesforce
    application folder. Note that you must import the Salesforce table metadata inside the Salesforce application folder in the application hierarchy.
  2. Click
    File
    Import Metadata from Database
    .
  3. From the menu, select the database type
    Salesforce
    .
  4. For the database host parameter, enter one of the following values, for example:
    • "login.salesforce.com" for production environments.
    • "test.salesforce.com" for sandbox environments.
    • A Salesforce customized URL without the preceding "https://" For example, if the customized URL is "http://my-domain.salesforce.com," enter the value as "my-domain.salesforce.com."
  5. When the Salesforce JDBC driver connects to Salesforce, it creates an embedded database in the local machine for internal use. The driver database parameter specifies the file name prefix or file absolute path plus the file name prefix that the driver uses to create or locate the set of files that define the internal database. Enter one of the following values:
    • You can leave the parameter blank, if the system user has permission to create files in the location where the Enterprise Data Manager runs. By default a blank value is taken as "<host>_<username>." For example, if the host is "login.salesforce.com," and the username is "abc," then the default value is "login.salesforce.com_abc." Files will be created with the same prefix. For example, "login.salesforce.com_abc.config."
    • Enter any name for the database. The driver creates a local database with the specified name. For example, if you enter the name "Test," the driver creates a local database with file names such as
      Test.config
      and
      Test.properties
      in the location where the Enterprise Data Manager runs.
    • Enter an absolute file path plus a database name. The driver creates a local database with the database name in the specified path. For example, if you enter the value as "C:\ILM_DA\Test," the driver creates a local database with file names such as
      Test.config
      and
      Test.properties
      under the path
      C:\ILM_DA
    For offline metadata import, use only the database name.
    For online metadata import, verify that the path exists on the Enterprise Data Manager client machine.
  6. For the username parameter, enter the Salesforce username.
  7. For the password parameter, enter the Salesforce password.
  8. If you have a Salesforce security token, enter it as the security token parameter. This field is optional.
  9. Click
    OK
    .
  10. In the schema selection window, click the
    SFORCE
    schema and then the
    Down
    arrow button to select it.
  11. Click
    Next
    and proceed through the Import wizard.

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