Steven M. Mortimer

You'll need to create a zip file containing your attachments and a manifest file formatted as CSV that associates each document inside your zip file to a specific record id...

Your manifest.txt file will contain the Ids. The Ids are always unique, even across objects, so don't worry, the attachments will end up going to the right records on your...

@StanislavBG I would recommend using the Bulk API for larger tasks. I have forked the current package and added Bulk API functionality if you'd like install and try out. Although...

@Btibert3 Yes, you should be able to create/delete objects and fields since the Metadata API supports [CRUD operations.](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_meta.meta/api_meta/meta_crud_based_calls_intro.htm) I'll be taking a look at the Metadata API soon.

Below is a link to a gist that demos reading the metadata from the Account object, then switching the name on it to "Custom_Account__c", and re-submitting that same metadata back...

@ax42 I wrote a separate function just for parsing query response XML that can handle nested parent-child relationships and follows an algorithm similar to your suggested pseudocode. You can find...

Thanks for checking. I just committed a new version of `query_parser()` that works for the list of queries shown below. I don't have the object Master_Opportunity__r, but it should work...

@jugadupa Yes, you can connect to a testing environment via RForcecom. It will run exactly like connecting to a live environment. You might want to double check your password and...

Yeah, the install should be a one-liner. Below are 2 examples on how to install from Github: ``` # install from default branch devtools::install_github('hiratake55/RForcecom') # install from a particular branch...

@mtwright88 Would you mind sharing your SOQL and possibly a snippet of the returned XML from the curl command (de-identified if needed)? Salesforce returns different XML response formats depending on...