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Data Loader export mapping file
Hi,
I have a script running on a linux server, that export data from salesforce via the Data Loader. The export is working fine, but I need to add some extra fields to the exported csv-file.
When inserting data it is done like this. SYSTEMMODSTAMP=
Just by leaving the field empty. But this is not possible when exporting data. I have tried:
"null"=MyField
=MyField
""=MyField
Do any of you know if this is possible?
I know that this doesn't make much sense, but the people i deliver this file to wants it this way, with empty fields. There are several empty fields, and I would like to avoid creating them in Salesforce.
Hope you can help me.
Best regards,
Christian.
I have a script running on a linux server, that export data from salesforce via the Data Loader. The export is working fine, but I need to add some extra fields to the exported csv-file.
When inserting data it is done like this. SYSTEMMODSTAMP=
Just by leaving the field empty. But this is not possible when exporting data. I have tried:
"null"=MyField
=MyField
""=MyField
Do any of you know if this is possible?
I know that this doesn't make much sense, but the people i deliver this file to wants it this way, with empty fields. There are several empty fields, and I would like to avoid creating them in Salesforce.
Hope you can help me.
Best regards,
Christian.
You have to use like this '#N/A' in your csv file in place of null.
#Mapping values
#Monday Jan 6 12:56:31 GTM 2014
CloseDate=FORCASTED_SIGN_DATE
Owner.Name=SALES_PERSON
StageName=LOCAL_STAGE
Description=OPPORTUNITY_DESCRIPTION
Service_Interest__c=LOCAL_PRACTICE
Service_Specification__c=LOCAL_ALLIANCE
Account.Name=ACCOUNT
Won_Amount__c=TOTAL_VALUE_ONSHORE
Amount=TOTAL_VALUE_UNWEIGHTED
Probability=%WEIGHTED
Won_Amount__c=TOTAL_VALUE_WEIGHTED
#N/A'=Test
The does not work here. I fear that is it not posible to do what I want. If any of you have any ideas of what to do, I would be very happy to hear them!
Kind regards,
Christian.