Force.com-Toolkit-for-NET Implementation of new IBulkForceClient

Derives from ForceClient (IForceClient) and implements new IBulkForceClient interface for supporting creation of bulk upsert jobs with externalIdFieldName.

Apr 14 '17 18:04 rdev5

Thanks for the contribution! Before we can merge this, we need @rdev5 to sign the Salesforce Contributor License Agreement.

Apr 14 '17 18:04 salesforce-cla[bot]

FYI, CLA has just been signed.

Apr 14 '17 18:04 rdev5

Just wanted to update this PR with some test results.

A recent test (4/17/2017) showed 4k records successfully imported* into Salesforce using the new batch upsert functionality introduced in this PR.

*Original batch size was 10k, of which 6k failed due to STORAGE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED on the account (free)

Apr 17 '17 18:04 rdev5

Thanks for the great work! I am really looking forward to this PR!

Jul 12 '17 15:07 naicigam

Any idea when this will get merged? We need to use the bulk client to upsert records.

Oct 13 '17 23:10 mjames15

Is there a plan for this code to be merged in the near future?

Dec 13 '17 16:12 jorgeAChacon

Attempted to reach out to Wade Wegner just now to also call attention to a commit that appears to be affecting Travis CI builds. We'll see if he responds.

Dec 13 '17 18:12 rdev5

Stupid question, but are you doing this with the 1.3.2 version of the nuget package or the current master of the github ?

Mar 27 '18 16:03 FrontLineMedia

@FrontLineMedia Sorry for the delayed response.

This was done from a fork of the master branch of this repository which can be found here: https://github.com/rdev5/Force.com-Toolkit-for-NET/commits/master

At this time, it appears this repository has been left unmaintained. My recommendation would be to do as we did: fork the repo to obtain a snapshot, audit/review the code as you deem necessary, and import it as a project into your solution. This way you can trace, debug, and do whatever else you need to do for your application.

Just to update everyone, we're coming up to a year now from the time this pull request was first submitted and it is still used in production to this day.

Apr 04 '18 13:04 rdev5

I feel so bad for not making progress on this. I'll definitely work this into the priority queue for incorporating.

Aug 17 '18 23:08 wadewegner

@wadewegner Completely understand; we all get busy :)

Aug 18 '18 05:08 rdev5

@rdev5 Do we still need this PR? I haven't dug into it too much, but we do have bulk methods in ForceClient now.

Aug 21 '18 18:08 wadewegner

@wadewegner Do you have commit IDs I could look at? Still looking for where bulk methods were recently introduced into ForceClient...

For reference, see also #246 (BulkForceClient missing from NuGet) for history leading to the submission of this PR.

Aug 22 '18 11:08 rdev5

I'm not seeing the necessary Bulk operations on the ForceClient. This PR is still needed

Dec 04 '18 16:12 wharri220

@wharri220 There doesn't appear to be an explicit Bulk Client - the methods to support bulk operations are on the main Client - RunJob and RunJobAndPoll and the Async versions (Lines 241ff in ForceClient.cs).

However you can currently only submit a list of objects, it doesn't currently support CSV upload, etc.

await client.RunJobAndPollAsync("Contact", BulkConstants.OperationType.Insert,
                    new List<SObjectList<Contact>> {batch})

Also has an issue with the Upsert operation as you can't specify an ExternalIdField ( #331 ).

Jan 11 '19 20:01 Zhaph

@wadewegner Sounds like this is still needed. Thoughts?

Also, let me know if you need me to resolve the current conflicts in this branch.

Jul 28 '19 05:07 mattborja

@mattborja I've got another pull request that supercedes this one and fixes the missing elements on the ForceClient to support bulk operations - #334

Jul 28 '19 08:07 Zhaph