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          OData Adapters for Salesforce Connect

          OData Adapters for Salesforce Connect

          Connect to your back office for a complete view of your business. With the OData 2.0, 4.0, or 4.01 adapter, Salesforce Connect uses Open Data Protocol Version 2.0, Version 4.0, or Version 4.01 to access data that’s stored outside Salesforce.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience (not for high-data-volume external objects)

          Available in: Developer Edition

          Available for an extra cost in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions

          Your users and the Lightning Platform interact with the external data via external objects. Salesforce Connect converts each of those interactions into an OData query that contains the relevant parameters to filter the results. Salesforce performs an OData callout each time that:

          • A user clicks an external object tab for a list view.
          • A user views a record detail page of an external object.
          • A user views a record detail page of a parent object that displays a related list of child external object records.
          • A user performs a Salesforce global search.
          • A user creates, edits, or deletes an external object record.
          • A user runs a report.
          • The preview loads in the report builder.
          • An external object is accessed via flows, processes, APIs, Apex, SOQL, or SOSL.
          • You validate or sync an external data source.

          The OData adapters for Salesforce Connect can access external data that’s exposed via services called OData producers. Learn more about OData producers at www.odata.org.

          To understand the limitations on Apex code accessing external objects via the OData adapters, see Apex Considerations for Salesforce Connect External Objects.

           
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