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Christopher Bahr 4Christopher Bahr 4 

How do i find aconnected app by connected_app_id?

I'm looking through my event logs for calls to soon to be deprecated API versions. I have a list of calls and it shows the CONNECTED_APP_ID making these calls. How do I find the Connected App in my system that has that ID?
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John Carey 15John Carey 15
Christopher, I was running into the same problem as you in that I did not get a return.  I found this article (https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.object_reference.meta/object_reference/sforce_api_objects_eventlogfile_apitotalusage.htm) and it mentions that if your Connected_App_Id starts with 888 you need to contact support.  That is what is happening to me so I am going to try contacting support to see what happens. 

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Mahesh SMahesh S

Hello Christopher, 

you can query the Connected Application so that can see the list of application

use this query below
SELECT Id, Name FROM ConnectedApplication 

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Thanks, 

Mahesh

Christopher Bahr 4Christopher Bahr 4
Thanks Mahesh. That solves my question. Although I don't see the connected app id from the log in my list of ConnectedApplication table.
John Carey 15John Carey 15
Christopher, I was running into the same problem as you in that I did not get a return.  I found this article (https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.object_reference.meta/object_reference/sforce_api_objects_eventlogfile_apitotalusage.htm) and it mentions that if your Connected_App_Id starts with 888 you need to contact support.  That is what is happening to me so I am going to try contacting support to see what happens. 
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