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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Salesforce Connector
  3. Connections for Salesforce
  4. Synchronization tasks with Salesforce
  5. Mappings and mapping tasks with Salesforce
  6. Replication tasks with Salesforce
  7. Masking tasks with Salesforce
  8. Common configuration
  9. Troubleshooting
  10. Appendix A: Data type reference

Salesforce Connector

Salesforce Connector

Configuring multiple Salesforce objects as the source

Configuring multiple Salesforce objects as the source

You can configure multiple Salesforce objects as the source of a
synchronization
task.
  1. On the
    Source
    page, select the Salesforce connection.
    To create a connection, click
    New
    . To edit a connection, click
    View
    , and in the View Connection dialog box, click
    Edit
    .
  2. Select
    Multiple
    .
    The Source Objects table displays. The Action column lists the actions that you can perform on each row. The Source Object column shows each selected Salesforce source. The Relationship Path column shows the relationship between the source and the primary Salesforce source.
  3. Click
    Add
    to add the primary Salesforce source.
  4. In the
    Select Source Object
    dialog box, select the primary Salesforce source you want to use, and then click
    OK
    .
    The dialog box displays up to 200 objects. If the objects that you want to use do not display, enter a search string to reduce the number of objects that display.
    For Salesforce, only Salesforce objects that can be queried appear in the Objects to Replicate area. If an object does not appear, contact the Salesforce administrator.
  5. To add a source related to the primary source, highlight the primary source in the Source Objects table, and then click
    Add
    .
    The
    Add Related Objects
    dialog box displays. The dialog box shows the available relationships that have not been associated with the selected source object. The
    synchronization
    Task Wizard selects the object based on the selected relationship.
  6. Select a relationship type and click
    OK
    .
    The selected relationship path displays in the Source Objects table. To remove a source, click the
    Remove
    icon in Action column for the source.
  7. To add additional related sources, select the source you want to use and click
    OK
    . Then select another relationship type and click
    OK
    .
  8. To display technical names instead of business names for some connection types, select
    Display technical field names instead of labels
    .
  9. To display source fields in alphabetical order, click
    Display source fields in alphabetical order
    .
    By default, fields appear in the order returned by the source system.
  10. If you want the
    synchronization
    task to read historical data in Salesforce sources, including archived and deleted rows, select
    Include Archived and Deleted Rows in the Source
    .
    By default, the
    synchronization
    task reads only current source rows in selected Salesforce sources and ignores archived and deleted rows.
  11. To preview source data, select the source in the Source Objects table. If preview data does not appear automatically, click
    Show Data Preview
    .
    The Data Preview area shows the first ten rows of the first five columns in the source. It also displays the total number of columns in the source.
    The Data Preview area does not display certain Unicode characters as expected. If the data contains binary data, the Data Preview area shows the following text:
    BINARY DATA
  12. To preview all source columns in a file, select the source in the Source Objects table and click
    Preview All Columns
    .
    The file shows the first ten rows of the source.
  13. Click
    Next
    .

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