How to get better understanding of pull API?

How to get better understanding of pull API?

To get a better understanding of Pull API, complete the tutorial that follows. Ask the admin to provide you with the V1.0 token. Go to Integration > API access. The API access page opens. Select a report type. For example, Performance reports > Partners daily report. The URI template displays.

What’s the default record limit in REST API?

So, the limit defaults to 25 and the offset to 0. I ran some tests against the Partner API. If I set the limit to 50 I got 50 records back rather than the default 25. I assume I could use the offset to page through the total results. I’m not sure how you can do this in the REST API List View Results.

What’s the default record limit for the partner API?

So, the limit defaults to 25 and the offset to 0. I ran some tests against the Partner API. If I set the limit to 50 I got 50 records back rather than the default 25.

What should be included in response to / API / users?

While the response to /API/users is paged and returns only 30, records, there’s nothing preventing you from including in the response also the total number of records, and other relevant info, like the page size, the page number/offset, etc. The StackOverflow API is a good example of that same design.

How to pull data from public data API?

What we’re going to do in this example is to use state-provided API to pull a list of current businesses in a particular ZIP code, and list out their names, street addresses, and cities. So first of all, how do we get our hands on all this sweet, sweet, public data?

Can a user delete a contentdocumentlink object?

In API versions 21.0 and later, users with explicit Viewer access (the file has been directly shared with the user) to a file can delete ContentDocumentLink objects between the file and other users who have Viewer access.

What does the contentdocumentlink mean in Salesforce?

ContentDocumentLink. Represents the link between a Salesforce CRM Content document or Salesforce file and where it’s shared. A file can be shared with other users, groups, records, and Salesforce CRM Content libraries. This object is available in versions 21.0 and later for Salesforce CRM Content documents and Salesforce Files.