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- Exception: No deserializer for {urn:sobject.enterprise.soap.sforce.com}dmsf_employee__c
Is this what I think it is ?
- Exception: org.xml.sax.SAXException: No deserializer for {urn:sobject.enterprise.soap.sforce.com}dmsf_employee__c
Is this caused by the fact that my Partner WSDL doesn't line up with my custom objects in SFDC or because I am trying to select the "Id" column in my SOQL statement ?
SELECT Middle_Name__c, SystemModstamp, First_Name__c, Home_Postal_Code__c, Accounting_Market_Segment__c, Department__c, Office_Fax__c, Last_Name__c, Home_City__c, Primary_Language__c, Payments_Hold__c, Leave_Reason_Description__c, Home_State__c, Office_Email_Address__c, Title__c, Employee_ID__c, OwnerId, Active__c, LastModifiedById, Secondary_Language__c, Birthday__c, End_Date__c, Payroll_ID__c, CreatedDate, Start_Date__c, LastModifiedDate, Home_Country__c, Home_Phone__c, Name, Office_Location__c, Leave_Reason__c, Mobil_Phone__c, Accounting_Department_Number__c, Gender__c, Home_Fax__c, Suffix__c, Job_Title__c, Initials__c, Office_Phone__c, Home_Street__c, Accounting_Region_Code__c, Role__c, Home_Email_Address__c, Id, Accounting_Country_Code__c, CreatedById FROM dmsf_employee__c
How do I identify the difference between the enterprise and partner service endpoints ?
It was my bad.... It turns out that someone on out SForce dev team had (accidentally ???)changed:
sfurl={!API_Partner_Server_URL_60}
TO
sfurl={!API_Enterprise_Server_URL_60}
I am surprised that I didn't see that right away -- the dead give-away was the error message -- It said enterprise right there....
Thank you again....