The documentation says you use <SnapLogic_POD_Name> but does not take the time to explain what that is or provide an example; I can guess but would rather not. Kindly confirm what that value should be and/or where one would find it. Thanks.
Thanks for the pointer. Updated the doc clarifying the POD name:
https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/855147754/Salesforce.com+OAuth2+Account
Thank you for the insanely quick response. Sincerely.
Also, as feedback, I think you should outline what the ideal Salesforce Connected App looks like. While I was able to figure this out, I also have a plethora of experience with the Salesforce Platform. For someone who does not, but simply wants to move Salesforce data with the iPaaS, the new Snap Pack is a step backward from an ease of use perspective to be sure. And that is not to say that it can be avoided or that the benefits of being able to use Bulk v2 do not justify the complexity but I digress.
Adding in an example of a optimally configured Salesforce Connected App, pointing to the Salesforce documentation on how to configure it, and mapping the labels of a Salesforce Connected App to the corresponding labels in the Snap Configuration window for Account Edit (the current help bubble over Client ID points to a page about Google Oauth configuration as a for instance) would empower a novice to configure both systems quickly and get back to moving data.
Thanks again for the support.
Thanks, Ron, for your feedback. Including third-party app information in SnapLogic docs is something we consider on a need basis. We will surely consider it for the Salesforce app going forward.
Ron, it sounds like you were able to get the Salesforce connected app set up along with the Salesforce Oauth2 account in Snaplogic. I’m trying to do so myself and I think I’m close but I get an unauthorized error in SL when using the Salesforce Bulk Query snap on the query limit check executed under the covers. It sounds like you know quite a bit about Salesforce so I’m hoping this error rings a bell and you might know how I’d correct the issue. I’m very much a Salesforce newbie so I fit the description of
someone who doesn’t have a “plethora of experience” that you mention above. I am putting up a ticket with Snaplogic but I’m casting a wide net to try to get around this issue…
Thanks
Dave Cyr
Salesforce Bulk Query[564d09aea415f545a115b037_c9d562ec-0c3f-48c4-a733-165dc86aa5e2 – beef5f03-bc35-41f4-ba64-352ffca5ca1a]
com.snaplogic.snap.api.SnapDataException: Error occurred while querying the daily job limits with url
at com.snaplogic.snaps.salesforce.bulk2.Bulk2Utils.getBulkv2QueryJobLimits(Bulk2Utils.java:849)
I am having the same issue. I think the connection Authorizes when I set it up.
But when I go execute, I get the same error.
Error occurred while querying the daily job limits with url
