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JeffGress queryresults/update
sforce.Account a1 = new sforce.Account();
a1.Name = "Account 1";
sforce.Account a2 = new sforce.Account();
a2.Name = "Account 2";
sforce.SObject [] objs = new sforce.SObject [] { a1, a2 };
sforce.SaveResult [] sr = binding.create(objs);
foreach (sforce.SaveResult s in sr)
{
if (s.sucess)
{
Console.WriteLine("new Id {0}", s.id);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("failed with error {0} {1}" s.errors[0].statusCode, s.errors[0].message);
}
}
a1.Name = "Account 1";
sforce.Account a2 = new sforce.Account();
a2.Name = "Account 2";
sforce.SObject [] objs = new sforce.SObject [] { a1, a2 };
sforce.SaveResult [] sr = binding.create(objs);
foreach (sforce.SaveResult s in sr)
{
if (s.sucess)
{
Console.WriteLine("new Id {0}", s.id);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("failed with error {0} {1}" s.errors[0].statusCode, s.errors[0].message);
}
}
Does this line: sforce.SObject [] objs = new sforce.SObject [] { a1, a2 };
create a single instance of sObject that contains a1 and a2 or multiple instances of objs? Is there a way to just create a1, then add that to objs and create the next a1 repeatedly until objs has everything in it to pass to update?
I am tring to replicate this in a way where I don't have to name things A1, A2, etc? What I would essentially like to do is run a query, take the results of the query and update a custom date field so that I don't pull this again. Not knowing how many records I am going to pull makes it both difficult and cumbersome to create a1,a2.etc. Can anyone help me with this? My C# is rusty. I think I am making it harder than it actually is. I am used to creating an instance, using it and then creating a new instance, but since the update needs everything at once I don't know how to do that.
Hi Jeff,
Are you using Enterprise or Partner WSDL?
I am going to give a tentative solution which you can extend based upon your implementation and WSDL
QueryResult qr = binding.query( YOUR_QUERY_HERE);
if(qr != null && qr.size > 0)
{
List<sObject> lstSObjectToUpdate = new List<sObject>();
foreach(sObject sObj in qr.records)
{
// update your field here e.g. sObj.Any[0].InnerText = "xyz";
// add your record to the collection to update
lstSObjectToUpdate.Add(sObj);
}
SaveResult sr = binding.update(.....................
}