Following query Select o.Description, o.Id, o.ListPrice, o.OpportunityId, o.PricebookEntryId, o.Quantity, PricebookEntry.product2.productCode from OpportunityLineItem o WHERE id = '00k40000004bfoe'
works fine in sforce explorer.
My question is how can I access "PricebookEntry.product2.productCode" using C#.
I believe the sample found in http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_calls_soql_relationships.htm is java, not C#.
Right now, I am in the middle of the deadline, so I am thinking of a quick fix.
My question is whether I can just remove the URL field and hard code it in my C# code. But I just started using salesforce don't know much about ins-and-outs.
My question is 'Does URL change from post to post (well, at least for a next 15 days before I have time to fix this.)?
Any suggestion on how to avoid using querystring is welcome. Or any other solution will be greately apprecitated. Thank you.
I have downloaded 'ADO.NET Managed Provider for AppExchange' and added the *.dll file into my 'bin' folder. However, I am not seeing any classes or objects. I have no idea how to use it. Can somebody help me how to get started.
I was unable to update a field with AppExchange even though I can do the update using web interface.
I am new to salesforece. Is there something that I am not aware of (like some special permission to update a field by AppExhange)?
Here's my code. The strange thing is 'Application__c', 'Download_ID__c', 'Additional_Email_Addresses' and 'Bank_Name__c' got updated, but not 'Order_Complete__c', 'ListPrice', 'UnitPrice'. That's why I think there is a permission problem. However, If I can update 'Order_Complete__c' by using web interface, why can I not with AppExchange?
sforce.OpportunityLineItem oli = new sforce.OpportunityLineItem(); oli.Id = "XXX"; //I put in the real id here oli.Order_Complete__c = true; oli.Application__c="test1-1"; oli.Download_ID__c="test2-2"; oli.ListPrice = 1.0; oli.UnitPrice = 3.0; oli.Additional_Email_Addresses__c = "test3-1"; oli.Bank_Name__c="test 4-1";
Right now, I am in the middle of the deadline, so I am thinking of a quick fix.
My question is whether I can just remove the URL field and hard code it in my C# code. But I just started using salesforce don't know much about ins-and-outs.
My question is 'Does URL change from post to post (well, at least for a next 15 days before I have time to fix this.)?
Any suggestion on how to avoid using querystring is welcome. Or any other solution will be greately apprecitated. Thank you.
