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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 

Mark as Best Answer if it helps. 

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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steve diaz 7steve diaz 7
Hello

To find the Connected App in your system based on the CONNECTED_APP_ID:
1.Identify the platform where your Connected Apps are managed (e.g., Salesforce).
2.Log in to the platform and navigate to the administration or settings section for Connected Apps.
3.Look for a list of Connected Apps.
4.Search for the specific CONNECTED_APP_ID in the list.
5 .Once found, review the details and configuration of the Connected App to understand its usage in your system.
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To find the Connected App in your system that corresponds to a specific CONNECTED_APP_ID, you can use the Salesforce Developer Console or the Workbench tool. Here's how you can do it using the Developer Console:

1. Open the Salesforce Developer Console:
   - In Salesforce Classic: Click on your name in the top-right corner, then select "Developer Console."
   - In Salesforce Lightning: Click on the gear icon in the top-right corner, then select "Developer Console" under the "Developer Console" section.

2. In the Developer Console, click on the "Query Editor" tab.

3. Run the following SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) query to find the Connected App:

```sql
SELECT Id, Name, ConsumerKey FROM ConnectedApplication WHERE Id = 'YOUR_CONNECTED_APP_ID'
```

Replace `'YOUR_CONNECTED_APP_ID'` with the actual CONNECTED_APP_ID you want to search for. The query will retrieve the Connected App's ID, Name, and Consumer Key associated with the given CONNECTED_APP_ID.

4. Click the "Execute" button (the arrow icon) to run the query.

5. The query results will be displayed at the bottom of the Developer Console. If a Connected App with the specified ID exists, its details will be shown in the results section.

If the Connected App with the given CONNECTED_APP_ID exists, you will see its details in the query results. If no results are returned, it means there is no Connected App with that specific ID in your Salesforce system.

Please note that you need appropriate permissions to access the Developer Console and run SOQL queries. Make sure you have the necessary permissions before attempting these steps. Additionally, always exercise caution when working with sensitive data and accessing production environments.

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