Titlebook: Developing Data Migrations and Integrations with Salesforce; Patterns and Best Pr David Masri Book 2019 David Masri 2019 Salesforce.Salesfo

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Laura Feliu,María Angustias Parejoher (keeping the data in sync)—in our case, Salesforce. Data can flow from one system to another, and back. Sometimes this causes data conflicts that must be dealt with. Getting synchronizations working right can be tricky, particularly when there are heavy transformations and/or summarizations involved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35634-1In today’s world of big data, it’s easy to forget just how much of the world’s systems run on relational databases. But the fact remains, relational databases still dominate the data space. There is good reason for this: They work incredibly well, particularly when dealing with structured, well-defined data.

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What Kind of City is the Fab City?Great! Let’s do it! In this chapter I put you in my shoes and walk you step-by-step through the data migration component of a typical project. We will follow the Basic Upsert-No Delete pattern (discussed briefly in Chapter .), which is the standard migration pattern and can be used for just about any Salesforce data migration.

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Claudia Barona,Joseph Dickens-GavitoAs you can imagine, there are many other reasons to integrate systems that aren’t centered around data synchronization. In this chapter we review some of the more common batch integration patterns I have come across in recent years. For the most part, these patterns are much simpler then synchronization patterns.

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The Six Attributes of a Good Data Migration,If we were to Google “What are best practices?” we will find an answer similar to “commercial or professional procedures that are accepted or prescribed as being correct or most effective.”

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Putting It All Together: A Sample Data Migration,Great! Let’s do it! In this chapter I put you in my shoes and walk you step-by-step through the data migration component of a typical project. We will follow the Basic Upsert-No Delete pattern (discussed briefly in Chapter .), which is the standard migration pattern and can be used for just about any Salesforce data migration.

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Other Integration Patterns,As you can imagine, there are many other reasons to integrate systems that aren’t centered around data synchronization. In this chapter we review some of the more common batch integration patterns I have come across in recent years. For the most part, these patterns are much simpler then synchronization patterns.