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Since Cloudaware is built on https://force.com/, address Salesforce CLI which is a powerful command line interface that simplifies development and build automation when working with your Salesforce instance. |
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If you encounter any errors, make sure to:
Escape ! in Access Token with / slash.
Use single quotes around -H value
Use URL encoded URL
More information about other API calls is available in Salesforce documentation on Working with Records and Working with Searches and Queries.
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Let's assume we have a 2-column dataset made up of EC2 Instance ID and a custom attribute called ''Demo Version'':
instanceID | Demo Version |
|---|---|
i-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXA | 3.4 |
i-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXB | 3.7 |
… | … |
i-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZ | 3.2 |
Using CLI, we will need to extract instanceID and Salesforce ID in order to create a Salesforce-side dataset that will look like this:
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If you are not sure how to create a custom field on an existing object such as EC2 Instance or Physical Server, follow the instructions here.
CMDB CURRENT DATA
Salesforce ID | instanceID |
|---|---|
a0X4P00000KUkVSUA1 | 3.4 |
a0X4P00000KUkUTUA1 | 3.7 |
… | … |
a0X4P00000LJsniUAD | 3.2 |
We will use sort and merge commands to create a final dataset that will be used to upload the merged dataset. In this merged dataset, records are matched by instanceID but the actual instanceID does not need to be re-imported.
Salesforce ID | Demo Version |
|---|---|
a0X4P00000KUkVSUA1 | 3.4 |
a0X4P00000KUkUTUA1 | 3.7 |
… | … |
a0X4P00000LJsniUAD | 3.2 |
sfdx force:data:bulk:upsert -s EC2_Instances -f ./path/to/file.csv -i Salesforce ID