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Have you tried an expression like
$path.split("/").pop()
This will split the path on slashes and then remove the last one off the end of the array, which should be the file name.
Hi Munish,
You can achieve this with the below workflow:
Write a query to list all the Salesforce Objects → Read each object → Write a CSV file with the object name. Please find the attached pipelines.create_csv_from_Salesforce_2020_07_07.slp (6.1 KB) query_All_SalesForceObjects_2020_07_07.slp (4.7 KB)
Hi,
I’m curious what account did you use for the Salesforce SOQL snap?
- SpiroTaleski4 years agoValued Contributor
You can use Salesforce Account
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