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GraphSQL - GraphQL query support for Salesforce
Extend the Salesforce API by adding GraphQL query capabilities
- Business Need
- Integration
Add GraphQL query support directly into Salesforce, allowing you to send complex cross-object queries that would otherwise take multiple API calls to retrieve.
Compatibility
- Salesforce Editions
- ProfessionalEnterpriseUnlimitedForce.comDeveloperEssentials
App Details
- Version
- GraphQL for Salesforce/GraphSQL 1.17.0
- Listed On
- 08/05/2019
- Latest Release
- 03/05/2022
- Supported FeaturesNative AppBuilt exclusively on the Salesforce Platform, ensuring reliability and performance.No LimitsThis product's apps, tabs, and objects don't count against your Salesforce org limits. Learn More in HelpLightning ReadyOptimized for Salesforce orgs that use Lightning Ready.Multiple CurrenciesSupports Salesforce orgs that use Multiple Currencies.Person AccountsSupports Salesforce orgs that use Person Accounts.Salesforce ShieldSupports Salesforce orgs that use Shield.Managed PackageThis product is installed in your Salesforce org as a managed package and receives automatic upgrades.
- Native AppNo LimitsLightning ReadyMultiple CurrenciesPerson AccountsSalesforce ShieldManaged Package
- 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: 0Custom Tabs: 2Custom Apps: 2
- Lightning Components
- Global: 0App Builder: 0Community Builder: 0
- Languages
- English
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Additional Details
GraphQL (https://graphql.org/learn/) is a modern query language that allows you to send JSON-like query structure to a database, and get back data in the same structure. It allows you to query multiple tables with multiple options in just 1 API call. With GraphSQL you can add GraphQL support straight into Salesforce, without needing to write any code, with a custom REST API endpoint. Using GraphQL not only allows you to query multiple different objects and relationships, but lets you do it in a single call, meaning you only use up 1 API call, rather than multiple calls through the REST API. You can specify filters and order criteria to get exactly the data you need. You can also send Mutations, which allow you to create or update records and related data in one call. With the GraphQL playground you can test out your GraphQL queries and see the data you'll get back, as well as the queries that were run as part of your API call.
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