Elevate your data integration to new heights with this COZYROC gem which effortlessly transfers Salesforce objects with your desired SQL Server tables for seamless data management and analysis.
This gem will require you to connect and expose your Azure SQL Database to the COZYROC Cloud for seamless data integration and management. To find out how to expose your Azure SQL database to COZYROC Cloud, please refer to KB Article Expose Azure SQL Database to COZYROC Cloud
Setup Guide
This gem will establish a connection between Salesforce and the desired Azure SQL database instance. Once the connection is established, the gem will then pull the data from each Salesforce object specified in the Mapping parameter and send each object data to its allocated table in the Azure SQL database.
When specifying values for the Mapping parameter, please follow the format: ObjectName:"Schema"."TableName". The ObjectName and Schema.TableName are separated by a colon (:).
For example: Contact:"dbo"."tbl_Contact"
Ensure that you provide the correct object name for Salesforce, and enclose the schema and table names in double quotes.
Note: This gem will assume that the destination tables are already created.
To run this gem and connect Salesforce to the Azure SQL database instance, you need to configure the parameters that are mentioned below.
Salesforce
Server URLRequired. Specify the Salesforce service URL.UsernameRequired. Specify a username in an email-like format.PasswordRequired. Specify a password to access the Salesforce service.Security TokenRequired. Specify your Salesforce service security token.Object ListRequired. This parameter accepts comma-separated values if you want to pull data from multiple Salesforce objects, e.g. Account, Contact, Case, etc.Batch SizeRequired. The default batch size is set to 200.
Azure SQL Database
Server NameRequired. Specify the server name.DatabaseRequired. Specify the database name.UsernameRequired. Specify the username.PasswordRequired. Specify the password.
Mapping
MappingRequired. This parameter accepts comma-separated values if you want to pull data from multiple Salesforce objects and send each object data to its allocated table in the Azure SQL database, e.g.Contact:"dbo"."tbl_Contact"etc.