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Data Studio uses a JDBC driver to connect to Salesforce, allowing data to be extracted, transformed, validated, and then optionally pushed back to source. As well as standard username / password authentication, the driver supports OAuth 2.0 authentication when establishing a connection. The following guide is a brief…
Hi, This is one of the error messages. In some cases there is no error message in the log file although no rows have been imported. "Caused by: com.experian.aperturedatastudio.jdbc.sforce.phoenix.sql.ae: Socket Error: Read timed out Caused by: java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out" Do you know what can cause…
When deleting data from a Salesforce object you can tell the API to hard delete the data so that it does not go in to the recycle bin and therefore can't be recovered. It's also possible to do this with DELETEs in the Export step using the native Salesforce JDBC driver. Here are the steps: In your Salesforce External…
If you've previously used Data Studio v1 to load data from your Salesforce instance, and have upgraded to v2, you will have noticed that the way we show column names from Salesforce tables, and the columns we display by default, has changed. This is because the JDBC driver we use internally to connect to Salesforce has…
Hello I have a user case that requires migrating Salesforce objects that contain attachments such as HTML Body, PDF's, Word, Excel and jpg's attachments to another instance of Salesforce. These are normally stored as a VARBINARY(MAX) in a MS SQL database and I think would be a Blob in SQL Lite. Given these data types are…
