Which three objects need to be utilized when creating orders using the composite API?
The Pricebook Entry, Contact, and Account objects are required when creating orders using the composite API. The composite API is a REST API that allows creating multiple records in one request. To create an order using the composite API, an administrator needs to provide the following information:
The Account ID of the customer who placed the order
The Contact ID of the customer who placed the order
The Pricebook Entry IDs of the products that are ordered
The quantity and unit price of each product
The order status and currency Reference: [Create Orders Using Composite API], [Composite Resources]
An admin wants to deploy certain pages in Order Management to approved mobile devices. Which two steps are the recommended approach for this?
How can a user view the information exchanged between the payment platform and the external payment gateways?
An administrator is encountering errors when reusing a composite API call to load test orders via the Workbench. What are three possible causes of this issue?
Three possible causes of this issue are:
The administrator has duplicate Product SKUs in the JSON query. A Product SKU is a unique identifier for a product that is used to track inventory and sales. A Product SKU must be unique within an org, and it cannot be duplicated in a composite API call. If the administrator has duplicate Product SKUs in the JSON query, it will cause an error when loading test orders via the Workbench.
The number of subrequests in the JSON query exceeds the 20 subrequest limit. A subrequest is a single HTTP request that is part of a composite API call. A composite API call can contain up to 20 subrequests in a single JSON body. If the administrator has more than 20 subrequests in the JSON query, it will cause an error when loading test orders via the Workbench.
Record IDs used within the request are incorrect. A record ID is a unique identifier for a record that is used to reference and manipulate data in Salesforce. A record ID must be valid and exist in the org, and it must match the data type and format of the corresponding field. If the administrator has incorrect record IDs in the JSON query, such as using 15-character IDs instead of 18-character IDs, or using IDs from a different org, it will cause an error when loading test orders via the Workbench.
Verified Reference: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/resources_composite_composite.htm https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/dome_composite_sobject_tree_flat.htm
Virgina
7 days agoSue
12 days agoEmmett
19 days agoBok
23 days agoDolores
1 months agoPansy
1 months agoAlishia
2 months agoMalcom
2 months agoMy
2 months agoMillie
2 months agoJoye
2 months agoVerona
3 months agoMarshall
3 months agoRochell
3 months agoEloisa
3 months agoTiara
3 months agoAnastacia
4 months agoJospeh
5 months agoHana
6 months agoLeonida
6 months agoNickolas
6 months agoAnnice
6 months agoIraida
7 months ago