Has anybody seen this error? Is there a maximum number of id's that can be retreived?

GetUpdatedResult mr = binding.getUpdated("Contact", (Calendar)cal, (Calendar)calEnd);

Thanks!
Mark

Hey All,

I'm using the Samples.java file provided by sforce and keep getting an error:

"974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: null"

The weird part is this is within a try/catch statement and this is the 2nd catch of this statement. For some reason it's falling through this catch, even though the error message is null.

Has anybody ever seen this before? It seems to not happen 100% of the time, and always on an SFDC to Siebel integration.


Beginning of try with code to log into sfdc, get contact fields and update siebel with them.
}//end overall try
catch (UnexpectedErrorFault uef)
{
out.println("ERROR\nERROR\nERROR\n" + uef.getExceptionMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch
catch (Exception ex)
{
out.println("\n974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: " + ex.getMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch

Hey All,

I'm using the Samples.java file provided by sforce and keep getting an error:

"974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: null"

The weird part is this is within a try/catch statement and this is the 2nd catch of this statement. For some reason it's falling through this catch, even though the error message is null.

Has anybody ever seen this before? It seems to not happen 100% of the time, and always on an SFDC to Siebel integration.


Beginning of try with code to log into sfdc, get contact fields and update siebel with them.
}//end overall try
catch (UnexpectedErrorFault uef)
{
out.println("ERROR\nERROR\nERROR\n" + uef.getExceptionMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch
catch (Exception ex)
{
out.println("\n974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: " + ex.getMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch

Hey All,

I'm using the Samples.java file provided by sforce and keep getting an error:

"974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: null"

The weird part is this is within a try/catch statement and this is the 2nd catch of this statement. For some reason it's falling through this catch, even though the error message is null.

Has anybody ever seen this before? It seems to not happen 100% of the time, and always on an SFDC to Siebel integration.


Beginning of try with code to log into sfdc, get contact fields and update siebel with them.
}//end overall try
catch (UnexpectedErrorFault uef)
{
out.println("ERROR\nERROR\nERROR\n" + uef.getExceptionMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch
catch (Exception ex)
{
out.println("\n974Failed to execute query succesfully, error message was: " + ex.getMessage());

loggedIn = false;
}//end catch

Does Salesforce.com have plans to allow filtering on a lookup field?  I.e., when the user clicks the lookup icon on the Account edit form, the lookup is filtered by a specified record type.

Or is this question best addressed with customer support?

Thanks.