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prakarshjain510
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3 years ago

Loading records of object having two lookup fields on the same object(Contact)

There is one object relationship. The object has two lookup relationship both on the Contact. We are trying to load relationship record data and relate that record with both the contacts. We have e...
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Rudradip
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4 years ago
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Hi @mmbabel , I want to remove some particular member(CN=Member_Name,OU=Users,OU=Office_Location,OU=company_name,DC=corp,DC=Company_Short_Name,DC=com) from a particular Distribution List(DL) [CN=Distribution_List_Name,OU=Distribution Lists,DC=corp,DC=Company_Short_Name,DC=com]. How is this possible through this Active Directory Disable Snap?

Here , there is only option is to give Distinguished Name . But in this case , what will be the distinguished name ?

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    SpiroTaleski
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    4 years ago
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    @Mihir

    I can see that this is related with the ContentVersion object in Salesforce(correct me if I am wrong).

    Instead of using Rest Post Snap, check with the Salesforce Create Snap. The Snap supports the ContentVersion object.

    Regards,
    Spiro Taleski

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    Mihir
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    4 years ago
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    @Spiro_Taleski
    I tried using Salesforce Create snap with ContentVersion object but it is has a limitation of uploading 50Mb of text file or 37Mb of binary file. But I have upload a file whose size can vary upto ~250Mb.

    Thanks,
    Mihir

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    SpiroTaleski
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    4 years ago
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    @Mihir

    I was not aware about that limitation. Did the snap fail if you try to upload content greater than 50MB/37MB?

    I am not very familiar with the Salesforce API’s, but you can try to send below sample as a body of the request (by replacing with your data):

    {
    "ContentDocumentId": "069D00000000so2",
    "ReasonForChange": "Marketing materials updated",
    "PathOnClient": "Q1 Sales Brochure.pdf",
	"VersionData": "your binary file data(file content)"
}

    And add Content Type = multipart/form-data, as a header of the request:

    Regards,
    Spiro Taleski

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      Mihir
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      4 years ago
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      Hi @Spiro_Taleski,

      Yes, Salesforce will send an error response if you try to upload content greater than 50MB/37MB using Salesforce API’s.

      I have tried as you suggested but it didn’t work. ☹️

      Thanks,
      Mihir