Clients will encounter an issue in Salesforce Maps when attempting to geocode records whose Maps Base Object's address location is derived from an object with the API name of "Location__c," where records from the object do not plot on the map. The issue will occur when attempting to geocode using the Maps batch automation as well as through the Maps UI. This issue occurs because the "maps__" namespace is being appended to the query, which then defaults to the "Location" object within the Salesforce Maps package as opposed to the custom "Location__c" object.
This article explains how to work around the naming collision between a custom "Location__c" object and the managed package's own "Location" object so your records plot correctly.
The "maps__" namespace is appended to the query, which defaults to the "Location" object within the Salesforce Maps managed package instead of your custom "Location__c" object — even though your Base Object is meant to reference your own custom object.
If your Maps Base Object references the Location object for its address fields, the only workaround is to change the API name of your custom location object. If your Base Object is built from another object but uses the location object as its address location, we recommend creating formula fields to pull in the required address and coordinate fields so the records can plot.
Note: This issue can occur for any custom object that shares the same naming convention as objects in the managed package, e.g., Route__c and maps__Route__c. See this Idea for more information.
Trailblazer Idea: Naming Collision Between Custom Objects and Managed Package Objects
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