Salesforce Delete

The Salesforce Delete transform deletes records directly from your Salesforce database using the Salesforce Web Service. You can delete a batch of records by indicating a starting point (Fieldname id) and the amount of records (Batch Size) to delete.

You can also use the following other transforms to modify your Salesforce database:

General

Enter the following information in the transform name field:

  • Transform name: Specifies the unique name of the Salesforce Delete transform on the canvas. You can customize the name or leave it as the default.

Connection

Enter the connection information in the following transform options:

Option

Description

Salesforce Webservice URL

Specify the URL to the Salesforce Webservice.

Username

Specify the username for authenticating to Salesforce

Password

Specify the password for authenticating to Salesforce. Enter your password followed by your security token. For example, if your password is PASSWORD and your security token is TOKEN, you would enter PASSWORDTOKEN in this field.

Test Connection

Click to verify the connection can be made to the Salesforce Webservice URL you specified.

Settings

Enter the insert process settings in the following transform options:

Option Description

Time out

Specify the timeout interval in milliseconds before the transform times out.

Use compression

Select to compress (.gzip) data when connecting between Hop and Salesforce.

Rollback all changes on

Revert changes unless all records are processed successfully. When you select this option, records without errors are inserted, while records with errors are marked as failed in the insertion results. The default behavior is to allow partial success of insertion.

Batch Size

Indicate the maximum number of records to collect before the insert is committed.

Module

Select the module (table) in which you want to insert records.

This list will be populated upon successfully authenticating to Salesforce using the Test Connection button.

Fieldname id

Select the name of the field containing the Salesforce ID of the first record in the set of records (batch) you want to delete.

This list is populated with field names received from the previous transform in a pipeline. For example, you can use the Salesforce Input transform to get field names.