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I was DreamForce 07 last October.  I'm a new developer and was going through the tutorial "Creating On-Demand Applications with AppExchange".  When I got to the end of chapter 6, the book has you download a zip file from www.salesforce.com/developer/devguide.  The instructions state that there are three CSV files: Positions.csv, Candidates.csv, and JobApplications.csv.  When you open the CSV the JobApplicatons.csv is missing.  I've tried to email my frustration to customer service but no response and the file is still missing.  At DreamForce I heard so much about how important the customer is no matter how large or small.  Seems to me that this is not quite so true.  I really want to learn this tool.  Can anyone out there help?
 
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Im using Sforce 4.0 and have a Select statement built:

strSQL = "Select " & _

"ID, Name, pbClientID__c," & _

"Industry, LastModifiedDate, Type, RecordTypeID," & _

"BillingStreet, BillingCity, BillingState, BillingPostalCode " & _

"From Account " & _

"Where Industry like '%Automotive%'

When I run this I get no records returned. 

When I run the following:

strSQL = "Select " & _

"ID, Name, pbClientID__c," & _

"Industry, LastModifiedDate, Type, RecordTypeID," & _

"BillingStreet, BillingCity, BillingState, BillingPostalCode " & _

"From Account " & _

"Where Industry = 'Automotive - Other' or " & _

" Industry = 'Automotive - Supplier'"

I get records returned.  Is there some trick to using the LIKE operator.

  • September 17, 2004
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I have an application using the sforce web services.  When I request a login and password for salesforce, is there a way I can tell if the person is an administrator or whatever?  Thanks.

  • September 15, 2004
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We have a custom field in our Account table.  I am using SForce 4.0 Web Services and am trying to update this custom field, but it does not update.  Other fields in the Account will update.  I'm using ASP.Net 2003.  As I am totally new to the  sforce web service, so any advice would be more than welcome.

 

  • September 14, 2004
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Im using Sforce 4.0 and have a Select statement built:

strSQL = "Select " & _

"ID, Name, pbClientID__c," & _

"Industry, LastModifiedDate, Type, RecordTypeID," & _

"BillingStreet, BillingCity, BillingState, BillingPostalCode " & _

"From Account " & _

"Where Industry like '%Automotive%'

When I run this I get no records returned. 

When I run the following:

strSQL = "Select " & _

"ID, Name, pbClientID__c," & _

"Industry, LastModifiedDate, Type, RecordTypeID," & _

"BillingStreet, BillingCity, BillingState, BillingPostalCode " & _

"From Account " & _

"Where Industry = 'Automotive - Other' or " & _

" Industry = 'Automotive - Supplier'"

I get records returned.  Is there some trick to using the LIKE operator.

  • September 17, 2004
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I have an application using the sforce web services.  When I request a login and password for salesforce, is there a way I can tell if the person is an administrator or whatever?  Thanks.

  • September 15, 2004
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  • 0

We have a custom field in our Account table.  I am using SForce 4.0 Web Services and am trying to update this custom field, but it does not update.  Other fields in the Account will update.  I'm using ASP.Net 2003.  As I am totally new to the  sforce web service, so any advice would be more than welcome.

 

  • September 14, 2004
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