Steven M. Mortimer

@JVAdams I was having similar issues, but then removed my Python installation and installed from the Anaconda distribution and everything worked. I don't know enough about the differences, but the...

You can open `configure.win` with any text editor (e.g. Notepad, Notepad++, Sublime, etc.). Just right-click -> Open With

I installed with Anaconda 2. I don't remember exactly what my configure.win looked like, but I think it was something like this: ``` #!/bin/sh echo 'PKG_LIBS=-LC:/Anaconda2/libs -lpython27' > src/makevars.win echo...

The issue is using the function `type.convert()` https://github.com/hiratake55/RForcecom/blob/master/R/rforcecom.query.R#L59. In the documentation for that function it says: > Given a character vector, it attempts to convert it to logical, integer, numeric...

@Breza This may or may not be fixed depending on your version of RForcecom. Looking at current GitHub source code, it automatically returns strings as characters: https://github.com/hiratake55/RForcecom/blob/master/R/rforcecom.utils.R#L54

@RomanAbashin I have created my own fork of the package and the functionality you mention is available there: https://github.com/StevenMMortimer/salesforcer More specifically, there is an argument in the `sf_query()` function called...

@hamnsannah I'm not sure how to log in with **RForcecom** any other way except for with a password and security token. If you are still having trouble and don't mind...

@ax42 Have you considered using the Bulk API features of the package? Below are some timings with roughly 650K records and I've pulled 50K in a second or two. Salesforce...

Yes, for large joins I would recommend pulling straight dumps of each object and joining in R (I use the `dplyr` package for joins). For small sets I would recommend...

@jackdserna Set the `concurrencyMode` argument equal to `Serial` when you create the bulk job. Here is a passage from the Bulk API PDF: > Use Parallel Mode Whenever Possible >...