@celigo/api-specs 0.2.49 → 0.2.50
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- package/dist/export.yml +19 -46
- package/dist/tool.yml +19 -46
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/schemas.json +1 -1
package/dist/export.yml
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description:
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description: SOQL WHERE-clause condition that filters which record events the listener processes; when omitted (stored as `null`), every event for the object is processed. The Celigo Salesforce package evaluates it inside Salesforce as `SELECT Id FROM <sObjectType> WHERE (<qualifier>) AND Id IN :ids` before anything is sent, so only fields of the monitored object and SOQL comparison syntax apply — Salesforce formula functions are not part of this grammar. A deleted record is never returned by that query, so a listener with any qualifier receives no delete events; leave it unset when removals must trigger the flow.
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- Evaluated before events are sent to the integration platform
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- Can reference any field on the triggering record
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Write SOQL WHERE syntax only: `field = value`, `!=`, `<`, `>`, `<=`, `>=`, `LIKE`,
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`IN (...)`, `AND` / `OR`, parentheses for grouping, `NOT ( <comparison> )`, and
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lowercase `true` / `false` literals.
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```
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- Processes events only when specific field values match
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- Most efficient filtering approach
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### Logical Conditions
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"Amount > 1000 AND Status__c = 'New'"
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### Formula Functions
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"CONTAINS(Description, 'Priority') OR ISCHANGED(Status__c)"
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```
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Formula syntax is rejected at save with HTTP 422 `Either whereClause expression ...
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is invalid ... unexpected token` — observed for `AND(a, b)` argument lists,
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`NOT(field)` on a bare boolean, `NOT(ISNEW())`, `ISDELETED()`, and `ISBLANK(field)`;
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uppercase `= FALSE` has been rewritten to `NOT(field)` and rejected the same way.
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on the primary object being monitored.
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The rejection surfaces on a real save (a create, or the user's Accept of a staged
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update) — dry-run validation does not run the Salesforce-side check, so a staged
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card carrying an invalid qualifier passes dry-run and fails at Accept.
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`IsDeleted = true` in a qualifier admits nothing — the query runs against the live
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record, which no longer exists after a delete, so any qualified listener stops
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receiving deletions. To keep deletes flowing, leave the qualifier unset and drop
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unwanted events with the export's output filter, accepting that those events still
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start a run.
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examples:
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- Amount > 1000
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- Status__c = 'Approved'
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- IsDirect = false
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- StageName = 'Won' AND ( NOT ( Unresolved_Errors__c >= 1 ) )
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batchSize:
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type:
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package/dist/tool.yml
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type:
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- 'null'
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description:
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description: SOQL WHERE-clause condition that filters which record events the listener processes; when omitted (stored as `null`), every event for the object is processed. The Celigo Salesforce package evaluates it inside Salesforce as `SELECT Id FROM <sObjectType> WHERE (<qualifier>) AND Id IN :ids` before anything is sent, so only fields of the monitored object and SOQL comparison syntax apply — Salesforce formula functions are not part of this grammar. A deleted record is never returned by that query, so a listener with any qualifier receives no delete events; leave it unset when removals must trigger the flow.
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- OPTIONAL: If omitted, all events for the object are processed
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- Uses Salesforce formula syntax for filtering
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- Evaluated before events are sent to the integration platform
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- Can reference any field on the triggering record
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Write SOQL WHERE syntax only: `field = value`, `!=`, `<`, `>`, `<=`, `>=`, `LIKE`,
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`IN (...)`, `AND` / `OR`, parentheses for grouping, `NOT ( <comparison> )`, and
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lowercase `true` / `false` literals.
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```
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- Processes events only when specific field values match
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- Most efficient filtering approach
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- Can use =, !=, >, <, >=, <= operators
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### Logical Conditions
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```
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"Amount > 1000 AND Status__c = 'New'"
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```
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- Combines multiple conditions with AND, OR operators
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- Can use parentheses for complex grouping
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- Allows precise control over which events trigger the integration
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### Formula Functions
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```
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```
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- ISCHANGED detects specific field modifications
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Formula syntax is rejected at save with HTTP 422 `Either whereClause expression ...
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is invalid ... unexpected token` — observed for `AND(a, b)` argument lists,
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`NOT(field)` on a bare boolean, `NOT(ISNEW())`, `ISDELETED()`, and `ISBLANK(field)`;
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uppercase `= FALSE` has been rewritten to `NOT(field)` and rejected the same way.
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Use valid Salesforce formula syntax and reference only fields that exist
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on the primary object being monitored.
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The rejection surfaces on a real save (a create, or the user's Accept of a staged
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update) — dry-run validation does not run the Salesforce-side check, so a staged
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card carrying an invalid qualifier passes dry-run and fails at Accept.
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`IsDeleted = true` in a qualifier admits nothing — the query runs against the live
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record, which no longer exists after a delete, so any qualified listener stops
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receiving deletions. To keep deletes flowing, leave the qualifier unset and drop
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unwanted events with the export's output filter, accepting that those events still
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start a run.
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examples:
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- Amount > 1000
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- Status__c = 'Approved'
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- LeadSource = 'Web' AND Competitor__c = 'Oracle'
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- StageName = 'Won' AND ( NOT ( Unresolved_Errors__c >= 1 ) )
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batchSize:
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type:
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- integer
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package/package.json
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