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Salesforce (version v1.*.*)
delete_apex#
Calling DELETE on your apex endpoint
Parameters
apexPath (required)#
Path to reach your REST Apex resource. E.g Account/accountId
Type: string
$body#
entity data
Type: string
delete_sobject_record#
deletes an SObject instance
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
id (required)#
The ID of the SObject to delete
Type: array
[ "string" ]sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
describe_sobject#
describe a new instance of SObject entity
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
get_apex#
Calling GET on your apex endpoint
Parameters
apexPath (required)#
Path to reach your REST Apex resource. E.g Account/accountId
Type: string
$body#
entity data
Type: string
get_deleted_sobject#
Retrieves the list of individual records that have been deleted within the given timespan for SObject
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
end (required)#
The end time of the timespan for which to retrieve data. eg 2013-05-07T22:07:19.000+0000
Type: string
sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
start (required)#
The start time of the timespan for which to retrieve data. eg 2013-05-07T22:07:19.000+0000
Type: string
get_sobject_record#
Returns sf instances by id
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
id (required)#
The ID of the SObject to get
Type: array
[ "string" ]sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
get_sobjects#
Lists the available objects and their metadata for your organization’s data.
get_updated_sobjects#
Retrieves the list of individual records that have been deleted within the given timespan for sobject
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
end (required)#
The end time of the timespan for which to retrieve data. eg 2013-05-07T22:07:19.000+0000
Type: string
sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
start (required)#
The start time of the timespan for which to retrieve data. eg 2013-05-07T22:07:19.000+0000
Type: string
post_apex#
Calling POST on your apex endpoint
Parameters
apexPath (required)#
Path to reach your REST Apex resource. E.g Account/accountId
Type: string
$body#
entity data
Type: string
put_apex#
Calling PUT on your apex endpoint
Parameters
apexPath (required)#
Path to reach your REST Apex resource. E.g Account/accountId
Type: string
$body#
entity data
Type: string
put_sobject_record#
updates an SObject instance
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Version of API you are calling
Type: string
id (required)#
The ID of the SObject to update
Type: array
[ "string" ]sobjectName (required)#
Name of the salesforce Object
Type: string
$body#
entity data
Type: string
query#
Executes the specified SOQL query.If the query results are too large, the response contains the first batch of results and a query identifier in the nextRecordsUrl field of the response. The identifier can be used in an additional request to retrieve the next batch.
Parameters
apiVersion (required)#
Type: string
q (required)#
A SOQL query.
Type: string
explain#
A SOQL query to get performance feedback on. Use explain instead of q to get a response that details how Salesforce will process your query.
Type: string
query_all#
Executes the specified SOQL query. Unlike the Query resource, QueryAll will return records that have been deleted because of a merge or delete. QueryAll will also return information about archived Task and Event records. QueryAll is available in API version 29.0 and later.