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fantastic Steve ! Your demo is crisp and covers details !

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Thanks a lot !

Awesome video

Interesting video, thank you for putting this together.

Great video, thank you

I'm still having issues on mine. I see that you put the request paramaters in the form-data section, whereas I keep seeing that I must put it at x-www-form-urlencoded 🤷🏻‍♂

One of the videos that "loosens a knot in your head", like we say in Germany. Thanks for that !

In my case it opens the callback URL immediately. So I don't get to the login screen. What should I change in my app settings?

Super helpful video! thanks Steve!

Good stuff Steve. I just found out that you can't reference DLOs from Apex. You have to use the APIs. So I will be using this to drive some automation in my Apex.

Thanks Steve. Completely useful

very well explained with hands on too.. Appreciated !!!

Great video

Hi Steve! Can you please shoot us the Github repository for these code examples?

Really great video, Steve. I like how you set this up with a high-level overview and quick setup -- deferring the details for later tutorials. Let's the viewer get in right away, get a high-level overview, and even try implemeting something in their own dev org. Even if they know nothing about OAuth, Postman, SOQL -- this is "basic" enough that you can infer all those elements and google them on your own. Well done!

just simply Great Great!

Amazing Series ,, you are super start

Could you please add a video showing how to set up a free trial Salesforce data cloud org. for 30 days? I have tried a couple of times but no luck .

Thank you. That was really helpful.

s3 connector is more flexible, we can even place delete file for record removal.

Can we connect s3 on a demo data cloud org?

good video! But after following the set up step by step the post request in postman give me that response: { "error": "invalid_grant", "error_description": "authentication failure" } ive checked every body parameters and tried the password value vith the token add, without the token of saleforce user but the same error

According to the SF selectivity cheatsheet, External ID and unique fields are also considered standard indexes. resources.docs.salesforce.com/194/0/en-us/sfdc/pdf/salesforce_query_search_optimization_developer_cheatsheet.pdf

Hi Steve, I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the excellent tutorial. Your explanation was clear, insightful, and incredibly helpful in deepening my understanding of this topic. I’m currently preparing for the Salesforce Integration Architect certification, and your content is a valuable resource in my learning journey. I hope to one day follow in your footsteps and achieve the Salesforce Certified Technical Architect certification as well. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with the community-it’s truly inspiring! Best regards, Marco.

Great explanation and demo of concept!

Hey Steve, did you sit the exam and if so, how did you find it?

Thank you for the information. Such a good video.

Your video was very helpful on case teams.

Thank you for the videos. Clarified my concepts.

Hi Steve , I’m encountering an issue while fetching Profile metadata using the Salesforce Tooling API. I’m able to retrieve the userPermissions, but all other values (like object permissions, field permissions, etc.) are coming back empty. I’m using the System Administrator profile, so I expect to see full data. Is this a limitation of the Tooling API, or am I missing something in my request? Any insights on why this might be happening and how I can retrieve the full Profile metadata would be greatly appreciated!

Very well explained

Best video I’ve seen on this topic. Nice job

I am getting multiple query plans.. How do i know which query plan is finally executed. Is the one with the lowest cost ?

Brilliant video and it is super useful while I prep for the Data Architect cert. I think in the org the name of the Iata custom object is not indexed though. I looked back at the recording and the checkbox "Indexed" seems set to false. And the query plan assigns the great performance to "Other" as the reason when the field name is used, while when the reason is an index field, I think this is marked explicitly. I imagine Salesforce is indexing the field in the background, but I am not an expert - like I said, I am here to prep for the cert :) - but thought I would bring it up in case anyone has any thoughts. Again Thanks for a great video and a great channel I just subscribed!

Nice content, its really helpful!

Hi @stevetecharc, I know these are probably dated by now but very helpful to see and hear how these processes work. I noticed that in this video that the primary out of the box matching has the Account ID (Primary Key) also mapping to "Sales Phone." I noticed something similar with Contact ID where it is mapped to Business Phone, Contact Email, Mailing Address, etc. I know I am very new to all of this but that had me scratching my head. Have a good day and thanks so much!

Excellent video series. This is giving complete visuals of Data Cloud. Thank you, Steve, for the great content. Appreciate your efforts.

Thank you for the video; I now know how to ingest data from Amazon S3. However, how can I delete data from Data Cloud? The console's UI doesn't seem to have a delete button.

As you mentioned the video, can the Scheduled Flow run monthly? I only see there are 3 options: Once, Daily and Weekly

Hi @stevetecharc, Thanks for the good explanation. Here, In the Account object you mapped the Account ID to the Party of Contact point address, but in the Contact object you are mapping the Contact Id to the Party of Contact Point Address. how it works, you are mapping Account id and Contact Id to Same Party there should be same Id right? Could you please explain this? Thanks!

Can i publish this app to app exchange? Thanks!

The guides and analogies are so helpful! Is this the Flow that occurs when you give a 3rd party website access to SF via an integration user (as in your video here ua-cam.com/video/AYy4cdeZ24c/v-deo.html)?

Nice series. This is what I was actually looking for. Thank you for creating and sharing Steve. We appreciate your efforts.

this is a great video- very approachable.

Sounds like you should still know how to write code but use AI to "assist'

Thank you, Steve, this is so valuable ❤

Very Informative

Excellent work Steve!!

Another helpful lesson I personally found valuable and benefited from. Thank you, Steve!