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Salesforce Connect Validator
Validate the setup of your Salesforce Connect external objects
- Business Need
- Admin & Developer Tools
Verify that your org interacts well with external object data. The tool runs common queries that test for duplicate IDs, sorting and filtering, and―for writable external objects―the ability to create and delete records.
Compatibility
- Salesforce Editions
- ProfessionalEnterpriseUnlimitedForce.comDeveloper
App Details
- Version
- Salesforce Connect Validator/Summer 2017 1.0.0
- Listed On
- 07/06/2017
- Latest Release
- 04/28/2023
- Supported FeaturesNative AppBuilt exclusively on the Salesforce Platform, ensuring reliability and performance.Lightning ReadyOptimized for Salesforce orgs that use Lightning Ready.Editable CodeThis product is installed as an unmanaged package in your Salesforce org and its code is available to view and modify.
- Native AppLightning ReadyEditable Code
- Package ContentsIf this app is a managed package, the custom apps, tabs, and objects that it contains don't count against your Salesforce allocations. If this app is not a managed package, allocations apply. Learn More in Help
- Custom Objects: 1Custom Tabs: 1Custom Apps: 0
- Lightning Components
- Global: 0App Builder: 0Community Builder: 0
- Languages
- English
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Additional Details
Use the Salesforce Connect Validator to expose potential problems before your users or code interact with new or modified external objects. WARNING: To prevent unwanted data loss or creation, run the insert/delete queries only against non-production external systems. If you must run them against production systems, first resolve issues exposed by your non-production systems. After installation, the tool is available on the Validator tab. If you don’t see the Validator tab in Salesforce Classic, create the tab as follows: 1. From Setup, enter “Tabs” in the Quick Find box, and select “Tabs.” 2. In the Visualforce Tabs related list, click “New.” 3. Select the PostSyncFirstPage Visualforce page. To create your own queries for the tool to run: 1. Create a custom category class that extends the Category class. 2. Create your queries in the custom category class. 3. Create an instance of the custom category class in the CategoryList class. 4. Add the new class to the list.
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