I have a highly flexible application that can both read from and write to Salesforce through the API. An example would be: a person wants to add/update contacts, but doesn't want to create duplicates. They search for contacts that already exist in Salesforce using email and last Name. If they have 800 contacts to add/update the query can get long quickly. Select id, email, lastname, firstname where (email = 'blah@blah.com and lastName = 'blah') or (email = 'something@something.com' and lastName = 'something') or.....
It has forced me to limit the user to pushing 200 records at a time, which can take hours if their data set is large.
Not saying it's good, but it's not new .. see http://forums.sforce.com/sforce/board/message?board.id=JAVA_development&message.id=1065
Scot
Thanks
I have a highly flexible application that can both read from and write to Salesforce through the API. An example would be: a person wants to add/update contacts, but doesn't want to create duplicates. They search for contacts that already exist in Salesforce using email and last Name. If they have 800 contacts to add/update the query can get long quickly. Select id, email, lastname, firstname where (email = 'blah@blah.com and lastName = 'blah') or (email = 'something@something.com' and lastName = 'something') or.....
It has forced me to limit the user to pushing 200 records at a time, which can take hours if their data set is large.
Is this what you needed?
Nikki