Salesforce SOQL

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Overview

The Salesforce SOQL Snap is a Read-type Snap that retrieves object records from Salesforce using a Salesforce Object Query Language (SOQL) query. See Introduction to SOQL and SOSL for more information.

To use newer Salesforce objects, use the latest API versions where those objects are available.

Prerequisites

None.

Support for Ultra Pipelines

Works in Ultra Task Pipelines.

Limitations

  • For a Salesforce SOQL Snap using the REST API, certain network failures while reading a REST response may result in a socket timeout exception.
  • When using Primary Key (PK) Chunking mode in this Snap, the output document schemas in preview mode and execution mode may differ. For more information, see the Note under PK Chunking.

Known Issues

  • None.

Snap Views

TypeFormatNumber of ViewsExamples of Upstream and Downstream Snaps
InputDocument
Min: 0
Max: 1
  • JSON Generator
  • Mapper
OutputDocument
Min: 1
Max: 1
  • Mapper
  • JSON Formatter

Snap Settings

FieldField TypeDescription

Label*

String

Specify the name for the Snap. You can modify this to be more specific, especially if you have more than one of the same Snap in your pipeline.

Default ValueSalesforce SOQL
ExampleSalesforce SOQL

Service Version*


String/Suggestion

Specify the version number associated with the Salesforce service that you want to connect to. Alternatively, click the Suggestion  icon to fetch the list of versions and select the desired version.

Default Value52.0 
Example41.0

Salesforce API

Dropdown list

Select the Salesforce API mode to Bulk API or REST API.

Default Value: REST API
Example: Bulk API

If you select Bulk API, the Object Type field becomes mandatory

SOQL Query*


String/Expression

Define the SOQL query statement. You can enter an expression, which is evaluated each time the Snap is executed. This Snap supports the SOQL keyword FIELDS(), which can be used to select a pre-defined collection of fields from an object in place of the typical field list. Learn more. To use FIELDS() in a SOQL query, the Snap’s service version must be set to 51.0 or higher.


Example:

Default value: [None]

Using quotes in the WHERE clause

  • Do not use quotes for field names in the WHERE clause. Using quotes results in an error.
  • Use only single quotes for values in the WHERE clause as using double quotes results in an error.
  • The above rules do not apply when you are using SnapLogic expressions, you can use quotes for the field names and values as applicable. 

Batch size

    

Integer

Specify the number of records to process in a batch. This refers to the number of records in each batch during the download of large query results. Each batch read requires an API call against Salesforce to retrieve the set of records. This Snap does not honor the selection of the Match Data Type checkbox when the valued entered for Batch Size is greater than 50,000.

  1. REST API:
    The batch sizes 200 and 2000 are valid in REST API.
    According to the SFDC REST API documentation:
    "There is no guarantee that the requested batch size is the actual batch size. Changes are made as necessary to maximize performance."
    In fact, if the size of each record in the query result is relatively large (e.g. a few hundred output fields), SFDC may respond in a batch size of 200, And if the size of each record in the query result is relatively small, SFDC may respond in a batch size of 2000 regardless if the Batch size is set to 200 or 2000.
  2. Bulk API:
    Selecting the values 100,000 or 250,000 will make the Bulk API request as PK-chunking with a chunk size of 100,000 or 250,000. Other values 200 or 2000 will have the Snap submit a single regular Bulk API batch job to SFDC.
    According to the SFDC Bulk API documentation (Number of attempts to query):
    "15 attempts at 10 minutes each to process the batch. There is also a 2-minute limit on the time to process the query. If more than 15 attempts are made for the query, an error message of 'Tried more than fifteen times' is returned. If the query takes more than 2 minutes to process, a QUERY_TIMEOUT error is returned."
    Therefore, if the query is expected to take a long time to execute (e.g. the target SObject has more than several hundred thousand records and the number of output fields in a record is more than a few hundreds), it is highly recommended to set this property to 100,000 or 250,000 to avoid timeout errors.

Default Value: 2000 
Example: 2000

Object Type


String

Specify the name of the Salesforce object or select one from the suggested list.

This Snap does not support Net Zero Cloud Salesforce objects.

Default Value: Account
Example: Account  

Polling Interval*

Integer

Specify the polling interval in seconds for the Bulk API query execution. At each polling interval, the Snap checks the status of the Bulk API query batch processing.

Maximum value: 60

Default Value: 5
Example: 5

Polling Timeout*


Integer

Specify the polling timeout in seconds for the Bulk API query batch execution. If the timeout occurs while waiting for the completion of the query batch execution, the Snap throws an exception.

Default Value: 3000 
Example: 300

Include Deleted records


Checkbox

Select this checkbox to include deleted records in the query result. This feature is supported in REST API version 29.0 or later and Bulk API version 39.0 or later.

Default Value: Not selected

Pass Through


Checkbox

Select this checkbox to pass the input document through to the output view under the key 'original'. This property is applicable for REST and Bulk APIs.

Default Value: Selected 

Ignore Empty Result


Checkbox

Select this checkbox to ignore empty result, so no document will be written to the output view when the operation does not produce any result.

If you deselect this checkbox and select Pass Through, the input document will be passed through to the output view.

If you do not select both the checkboxes, Ignore Empty Result and Pass Through, the Snap writes an empty output as below:

[{}]

This property does not apply when you run the Snap in Bulk API mode.

When you run the Snap in Bulk API mode and the operation does not produce any result, the Snap does not pass the input document to the output view even if the Pass Through checkbox is selected.

Default valueSelected

Bulk Content Type



Dropdown list

Select the content type for Bulk API: JSON or XML 

  • The numeric type field values will be read as numbers in JSON content type, and as strings in XML content type, in the output documents.
  • JSON content type for Bulk API is available in Salesforce API version 36.0 or higher.
  • In REST API, the number-type field values will always be read as numbers. If the Bulk API has been selected along with 100,000/ 250,000 as batch size value, the content-type will always be CSV regardless of the value set in this property.
  • When you configure the Snap in PK Chunking (that is, if the Batch size is set to 100,000 or 250,000), the Snap performs the preview execution in Bulk API, not in PK Chunking.

Default Value: XML 
Example: JSON

Escape Single Quotes in Parameter ValuesCheckbox

Select this checkbox to escape single quotes in the parameter values when the SOQL query property is expression-enabled. You must use this feature when the WHERE clause values are parameterized and contain single quotes. For example, "SELECT Name,Email FROM Contact WHERE Name='" + $Name + "'".
If you clear the selection, the SOQL query property is evaluated without escaping the single quotes.

Default Value: Selected

Preview in Bulk APICheckbox

Select this checkbox to view the preview in Bulk API. If you select this option and the Salesforce API property is Bulk API, the Snap is executed in Bulk API during the preview.

If the query is expected to take long to complete its execution, the preview will also take longer or fail with a timeout error. Users may add "LIMIT 50" to the query to get the preview result fast.
If you deselect this checkbox and Salesforce API is Bulk API, the Snap previews in REST API. The data schema of the query results in REST API may be different from the ones in Bulk API, and the data types of some fields are different between REST API and Bulk API. This issue may result in cases where the pipeline previews successfully, but fails in execution.

Default Value: Not selected

Number of RetriesInteger

Specify the maximum number of retry attempts in case of a network failure. 

  • If the value is larger than zero in PK-Chunking, the Snap overrides user settings and sets Use temp files in PK-Chunking property to true.

  • In Bulk API and PK-Chunking modes, the Snap downloads each batch of data into a temporary local file. When the download is complete, the Snap writes the output documents parsed from the temporary file to avoid the possibility of duplicated output documents in the downstream Pipeline. Ensure that the local drive has sufficient free disk space in the node where the Pipeline executes. All temporary local files are deleted when they are no longer needed.

Minimum value: 0

Default Value: 1
Example3

Retry Interval (seconds)Integer

Specify the minimum number of seconds for which the Snap must wait before attempting recovery from a network failure.

Minimum value: 0

Default Value: 1
Example: 3

Match Data type



Checkbox

Select this checkbox to match the data types of the Bulk API results with the data types of the REST API. This property applies only when the content type is XML for Bulk API (it does not apply to JSON). If the Bulk content type is XML, Salesforce.com returns all values as strings. If Match data type is selected, the Snap attempts to convert string values to the corresponding data types if the original data type is one of the following: boolean, integer, double, currency, or percent. 

This property is ignored in REST APIs or when the Bulk Content Type is JSON. For Bulk API, Salesforce.com does not return any value for null.

This Snap does not honor the selection of the Match Data Type checkbox when the valued entered for Batch Size is greater than 50,000.

Default Value: Not selected


Advanced Properties  

Use this field set to set advanced properties. By default, the advanced properties are not required and is an empty table property. Click  to add an advanced property to set a value other than the default value. This field set contains the following fields:

  • Properties
  • Values
PropertiesDropdown list

Select either of the following properties:

  • Use temp files in PK-Chunking 
  • Number of threads in PK-Chunking
  • Validate record count downloaded in Bulk API

Use temp files in PK-Chunking 

Enter true if Groundplex is located where the network connection to SFDC is relatively slow. This will have the Snap in PK-Chunking download CSV files into compressed temporary local files in order to prevent SFDC to close input streams prematurely. Ensure that the Goundplex node has sufficient free disk space. Compressed local files are less than 10% of the total CSV data size.

Setting this property to true may also be necessary if any of the downstream Snaps are relatively slow in processing the document stream. By default, the Snap in PK-Chunking downloads, parses and writes to the output view in streaming mode without using large memory or temporary files. In a normal network condition, this streaming mode is efficient and scalable. However, it has been observed that SFDC tends to close HTTP input streams prematurely if client apps pause reading the input stream momentarily to perform other processing.

Number of threads in PK-Chunking

In PK-Chunking, the Snap invokes multiple threads to download CSV files in parallel with one CSV file per each thread. The maximum number of threads is 8 by default, but a lower number may be more efficient if the network connection to SFDC is relatively slow or downstream Snaps are slow in processing documents.

Validate record count downloaded in Bulk API

This property applies to Bulks API with Batch size 10,000 or smaller (not including PK Chunking). If set to true, the Snap checks if the number of records downloaded is the same as the one processed in Salesforce.com.

Mismatch in Record Count - Error View

This property is inherently applied with its default value when the user doesn't explicitly configure it, if it is enabled (set to true) it is advisable that the error view be enabled to allow the Snap to send the output to error view in case of record count mismatch.

ValuesString/Integer

Specify the value for property selected in the Properties field. The default values are:

  • Use temp files in PK-Chunking: false
  • Number of threads in PK-Chunking: 8
  • Validate record count downloaded in Bulk API: false

Snap Execution

Dropdown list

Select one of the following three modes in which the Snap executes:

  • Validate & Execute: Performs limited execution of the Snap, and generates a data preview during Pipeline validation. Subsequently, performs full execution of the Snap (unlimited records) during Pipeline runtime.

  • Execute only: Performs full execution of the Snap during Pipeline execution without generating preview data.

  • Disabled: Disables the Snap and all Snaps that are downstream from it.

Default ValueExecute only
Example: Validate & Execute

Temporary Files

During execution, data processing on Snaplex nodes occurs principally in-memory as streaming and is unencrypted. When larger datasets are processed that exceeds the available compute memory, the Snap writes Pipeline data to local storage as unencrypted to optimize the performance. These temporary files are deleted when the Snap/Pipeline execution completes. You can configure the temporary data's location in the Global properties table of the Snaplex's node properties, which can also help avoid Pipeline errors due to the unavailability of space. For more information, see Temporary Folder in Configuration Options

PK Chunking

PK chunking splits bulk queries on very large tables into chunks based on the record IDs, or primary keys, of the queried records. Each chunk is processed as a separate batch that counts toward your daily batch limit. PK chunking is supported for the following objects: Account, Campaign, CampaignMember, Case, Contact, Lead, LoginHistory, Opportunity, Task, User, and custom objects. 

PK chunking works by adding record ID boundaries to the query with a WHERE clause, limiting the query results to a smaller chunk of the total results. The remaining results are fetched with additional queries that contain successive boundaries. The number of records within the ID boundaries of each chunk is referred to as the chunk size. The first query retrieves records between a specified starting ID and the starting ID plus the chunk size, the next query retrieves the next chunk of records, and so on. Since Salesforce.com appends a WHERE clause to the query in the PK Chunking mode, if SOQL Query has LIMIT clause in it, the Snap will submit a regular bulk query job without PK Chunking. See PK Chunking Header for more details. 

If 100,000 or 250,000 is selected for Batch size, the value is used as a chunk size in the PK Chunking. Note the chunk size applies to the number of records in the queried table rather than the number of records in the query result. For example, if the queried table has 10 million records and 250,000 is selected for Batch size, 40 batches are created to execute the bulk query job. One additional control batch is also created and it does not process any record. The status of the submitted bulk job and its batches can be monitored by logging onto the your Salesforce.com account in a web browser and going to Setup > Administration Setup > Monitoring > Bulk Data Load Jobs

PK Chunking requires Service version 28.0 or later. Therefore, if 100,000 or 250,000 is selected for Batch size and Service version is older than 28.0, the Snap submits a regular bulk query job without PK Chunking.

The output document schemas in preview mode (validation) and execution mode for this Snap may differ when using Primary Key (PK) Chunking mode. This is because the Snap intentionally generates the output preview using regular Bulk API instead of PK Chunking, to reduce the costs involved in the PK Chunking operation.
Salesforce recommends use of PK Chunking if the target Salesforce object (table) is relatively large (for example, more than few 100,000 records).

CSV files are generated as a result of PK Chunking Bulk API request in Salesforce.com. The Snap downloads them into temporary files in local disk of the instance where the pipeline is executed. Therefore, users should make sure sufficient free disk space is available for all CSV files. These temporary files are removed when the CSV parsing is completed.

Example


Pipeline: Data from Salesforce.com and ServiceNow: This pipeline makes use of Salesforce SOQL Snap and illustrates how to work with data from Salesforce and ServiceNow. 

The following Salesforce SOQL Snap shows how the Snap is configured and how the object records are read using SOQL. The SOQL/query retrieves records from Account object that were last modified on a specified date:  

Successful execution of the Snap gives the following preview:

Snap Pack History

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Release Snap Pack VersionDateType  Updates
August 2024438patches28040 Latest

Fixed an issue with the Salesforce SOQL Snap where the URL encoding was improperly applied to sandbox instance URLs. Now, the Snap ensures URL sandbox instance URLs are properly encoded.

Breaking change from Salesforce

Salesforce is retiring some of the hostnames for non-enhanced domains from August 2024:

  • Redirections for legacy (non-enhanced) hostnames stop in production orgs and demo orgs. Production orgs get this release starting in January 2025.

  • Redirections for legacy (non-enhanced) hostnames stopped in sandboxes, Developer Edition orgs, patch orgs, scratch orgs, and Trailhead Playgrounds.

When deploying a new My Domain, including enhanced domains, Salesforce automatically redirects previous URLs. For detailed information, such as hostname formats for legacy (non-enhanced) domains, refer to the Prepare for the End of Redirections for Non-Enhanced Domains.

To align with Salesforce’s redirection changes for non-enhanced domains, the classic URL format (https://snaplogic--devqa.my.salesforce.com/) is no longer supported for Sandbox environments. As a result, any existing Salesforce pipelines using classic URLs will stop functioning as before.

Workaround

To run your pipelines successfully, you must append sandbox to your classic URLs: https://snaplogic--devqa.sandbox.my.salesforce.com/

Learn more about the enhanced domains deployment by Salesforce.

August 2024main27765 StableUpgraded the org.json.json library from v20090211 to v20240303, which is fully backward-compatible.
May 2024437patches27307 Latest

Fixed authentication issues with the Salesforce Subscriber Snap in the Ultra Pipeline to ensure the Snap reauthenticates and reconnects as expected.

May 2024

main26341

 

Stable

Updated and certified against the current SnapLogic Platform release.

February 2024436patches25626 LatestEnhanced the Salesforce Bulk Create, Bulk Delete, Bulk Query, Bulk Update, and Salesforce Bulk Upsert Snaps to include the complete error details under the original object that contains the copies of the failed input records.
February 2024436patches25192 Latest

Fixed an issue with the Salesforce Mutual Authentication Account where the 8443 port was not used while authorizing the account. Now, the access token request uses the 8443 port for authorizing the Mutual Authentication Account.

Breaking change

Prior to 436patches25192, the Salesforce Mutual Authentication Account supported default Login URLs such as https://login.salesforce.com and https://test.salesforce.com. From 436patches25192, this account no longer supports the default Login URLs—your existing pipelines using the Mutual Authentication Account with the default Login URLs might break.

To prevent this breaking change, you must provide a valid Salesforce Login URL as part of your account configuration.

February 2024main25112 StableEnhanced the Salesforce Bulk Query Snap with expression support for the Include Deleted Records checkbox.
November 2023435patches24747 LatestFixed an issue that caused the input stream to not close properly, which resulted in stale connections.
November 2023435patches24368 Latest

Enhanced the performance of the Salesforce Bulk Query Snap with a new Maximum threads field. This field enables you to download query results simultaneously in multiple threads.

November 2023435patches24006 Latest

Enhanced the Salesforce Read Snap by adding expression enablement to the following checkboxes:

  • Use PK chunking if supported

  • Include Deleted Records

November 2023main23721 StableUpdated and certified against the current SnapLogic Platform release.
August 2023434patches23646 LatestFixed an issue where a long-running pipeline containing the Salesforce Subscriber Snap would suddenly stop responding.
August 2023434patches22537 Latest

Improved the Salesforce Bulk Upsert Snap error messages by limiting the length of the reason displayed with the error.

August 2023main22460 StableUpdated and certified against the current SnapLogic Platform release.
May 2023433patches21367 Latest
  • The Salesforce SOQL Snap now honors the selection of the Match Data Type checkbox when the value entered for Batch Size is greater than 50,000.

  • The Salesforce Read Snap now honors the selection of the Match Data Type checkbox if the Use PK chunking if supported checkbox is also selected.

May 2023

main21015 

Stable

Upgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.

February 2023432patches20586 Latest

Fixed an issue with the Salesforce SOQL and Salesforce Read Snaps where the Match Data Type checkbox selection was not honored if the Salesforce API field was set to Bulk API.

February 2023432patches20393 Latest
February 2023432patches20145 LatestFixed an issue with the Salesforce Read Snap that was causing an error for the Time data type.
February 2023432patches20087  Latest

The Salesforce Create, Update, and Upsert Snaps now include an Apply active assignment rules checkbox so you can control whether to use assignment rules for the selected object

February 2023

432patches20008

 Latest
  • Fixed an issue with the Salesforce Read Snap where using the bulk API request would fail due to column specification.
  • Added support to use PK chunking on any batch size with the bulk API request and to automatically disable PK chunking if it is known that it cannot be done

February 2023main19844 StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
November 2022main18944 Stable Upgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
October 2022430patches18769 Latest
  • The Salesforce Bulk Query Snap now includes the following checkboxes:

    • Match Data Type: Select this checkbox to match the data types of the bulk query job results.

    • Include Deleted Records: Select this checkbox to include deleted records in the query result.

  • The Salesforce Delete Snap in REST API no longer fails with NPE if a new OAuth2 account is used.

  • The Salesforce Read Snap now stops gracefully on a forced stop (without throwing cryptic errors).

  • The Salesforce Update and Salesforce Upsert Snaps no longer fail with the message "Error occurred while executing request to Salesforce.com" when a redirection is needed.

September 2022430patches18125 Latest

The Salesforce Bulk Create, Salesforce Bulk Delete, and Salesforce Bulk Update Snaps are now working as expected without displaying the error Error while processing Data and without returning 301-error while processing the data.

September 2022430patches18036 Latest

The Salesforce Read Snap now correctly parses the 2-byte UTF-8 characters in Windows OS in the PK chunking mode.

August 2022main17386 Stable
  • Updates in Salesforce Subscriber Snap:

    • CometD version upgrade from 5.0.9 to 7.0.6 (latest).

    • The simplified logging provides useful diagnostic information without logging any sensitive data.

    • The Snap asynchronously makes callbacks or listens to the CometD API to identify and respond to specific events.

    • The Snap processes the most recent message so that it can send that replay ID if there is a need to resubscribe. If the server responds with an invalid replay ID, the Snap automatically sets the Replay ID value to -2 to get all available messages.

  • You can select the Null Setting with Bulk API checkbox in the Salesforce Update, Salesforce Create, and Salesforce Upsert Snaps to format null values in the input document.

4.29 Patch

429patches16708 Latest
  • Updates in Salesforce Subscriber Snap:
    • Upgraded the Cometd version from 5.0.9 to the latest 7.0.6 version.
    • Fixed an issue where the Snap reported an error and stopped only at the next resubscribe attempt when it encountered the daily limit exceeded error. Now, the Snap displays the error and stops immediately when it encounters the daily limit exceeded error.
    • Simplified the logging that provides useful diagnostic information without logging any sensitive data.
    • Enhanced the Snap design to make the callbacks or listeners asynchronously by the Cometd API when there is a specific event, and the Snap responds accordingly.
    • Enhanced the tracking of replay ID of the most recent message processed so that Snap can send that replay ID if there is a need to resubscribe. If the server responds that the replay ID is invalid, Snap automatically sets the Replay ID value to -2 to get all available messages.
  • Made the Null Setting with Bulk API checkbox in the Salesforce Update, Salesforce Create, and Salesforce Upsert Snaps visible, to format a null value.

4.29main15993 StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.28 Patch428patches14355 

Latest

Fixed an issue with Salesforce Snaps where the Service Version could not be retrieved from SFDC due to a blocked URL, failing the Snap execution.

4.28main14627 StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.27 Patch

427patches14079

 Latest

Fixed an issue with the Salesforce Subscriber Snap where the Snap was unable to re-subscribe to a topic if it did not receive any message for 72 hours —stopped and displayed an error message. With this fix, the Snap automatically sets the Replay ID value to -2 when:

  • the specified Replay ID is invalid or outside the retention window.

  • the most recently received Replay ID for an event is outside the 72-hour retention window.

4.27 Patch427patches13944 LatestFixed an issue with Salesforce accounts, where an account password containing special characters and an empty security token was not properly encoded and the account was not validated.
4.27 Patch427patches13789 Latest

Fixed the following issues with Salesforce Snaps:

  • High memory use due to leaked resources.

  • Hung Pipelines due to blocked threads.

4.27main12833Stable
4.26 Patch426patches12054 Latest

Enhanced the Salesforce Subscriber Snap with improved resilience to network failures and fixed an issue with duplicate documents.

4.26main11181 StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.25 Patch425patches10182 LatestFixed an issue with the Salesforce Read Snap where the retry fields do not work as expected when a Pipeline has more than ten Snaps. 
4.25 Patch425patches9609 LatestEnhanced the Salesforce Read Snap to allow you to add an optional second output view that exposes the schema of the target object as the output document. The output view of the Snap has a minimum of one output and a maximum of two outputs. 
4.25main9554
 
Stable
  • Enhanced the Salesforce Upsert Snap to support CSV payload using the new field Bulk Content Type in Bulk API mode as Salesforce API has recently been supporting CSV payload as well. Earlier, this Snap supported only XML data type; you can now select CSV content type from the Bulk Content Type drop-down list. The default content type is set to XML to preserve backward compatibility. 
    This enhancement also addresses the null values issue during Bulk API mode. 
  • Enhanced the Snaps in the Salesforce Snap Pack by updating the field labels to title case. If you have existing Pipelines using Salesforce Snaps that include the field names in the error messages, you must update those Pipelines to use the new field labels.
4.24 Patch 424patches9024 Latest
4.24 Patch 424paches8569 Latest

Fixes an issue in Salesforce Bulk Upsert, Salesforce Bulk Update, and Salesforce Bulk Create Snaps that fail to process Related object and Related external ID values by modifying the input schema that formats the CSV data.

Potential Breaking Change

This Salesforce Snap patch contains an issue affecting the Salesforce Subscriber and Salesforce Publisher Snaps. If you do not use these Snaps in your Pipelines, then you can use this patch version. Else, we recommend you to not use this patch version as Pipelines will fail. We will fix this issue soon in an upcoming patch.

4.24main8556
StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.23 Patch 423patches7888 Latest
4.23main7430
 
StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.22main6403
 
StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.21 Patch salesforce8829 Latest

Fixed the Salesforce Create, Update, Bulk Create, Bulk Update, and Bulk Upsert Snaps, enabling you to upload files containing duplicate values across multiple fields.

4.21snapsmrc542

 

StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.20 Patch salesforce8814 Latest

Fixed the Salesforce Create, Update, Bulk Create, Bulk Update, and Bulk Upsert Snaps, enabling you to upload files containing duplicate values across multiple fields.

4.20 Patch salesforce8797 Latest

Fixed the Salesforce Subscriber Snap wherein the Salesforce Subscriber and Mapper Snap combination generates Null output for Array object type.

4.20snapsmrc535
 
Stable

Added the Salesforce Bulk Query Snap, which enables you to perform bulk SOQL queries on Salesforce.

4.19snaprsmrc528
 
Stable
4.18 Patch salesforce7832 Latest

Enhanced the Salesforce Subscriber Snap to capture Change Data Capture (CDC) events.

4.18snapsmrc523
 
StableUpgraded with the latest SnapLogic Platform release.
4.17 Patch salesforce7474 Latest

Added Order by clause and Limit clause properties to the Salesforce Reader Snap to fix an issue wherein the Snap throws an error while fetching records.

4.17ALL7402
 
Latest

Pushed automatic rebuild of the latest version of each Snap Pack to SnapLogic UAT and Elastic servers.

4.17snapsmrc515
 
Latest

Added the Snap Execution field to all Standard-mode Snaps. In some Snaps, this field replaces the existing Execute during preview check box.

4.16 Patch salesforce6889 LatestAdded two new properties, Number of retries and Retry interval, to the Salesforce Read, SOQL, Publisher, and Subscriber Snaps. These properties let you handle retry attempts and intervals in case of a network failure.
4.16snapsmrc508
 
Stable
  • Added two new Snaps: 
    • Salesforce Publisher: Publish Salesforce platform event records to a given event custom sObject (Salesforce Object).
    • Salesforce Subscriber: Subscribe to Salesforce platform event records for a given event custom sObject.
4.15 Patch salesforce6405