Salesforce Order-Management-Administrator Based on Real Exam Environment

Two practices that are needed for a custom attribute to map into Order Management assuming the attribute has been created on the necessary objects are:

The types must match within reason. The data type of the custom attribute in Order Managementmust match or be compatible with the data type of the corresponding attribute in the external system, such as B2C Commerce or B2B Commerce. For example, if the attribute is a string in B2C Commerce, it must also be a string in Order Management.

The namesmust be an exact match. The name of the custom attribute in Order Management must be exactly the same as the name of the corresponding attribute in the external system, including capitalization and punctuation. For example, if the attribute is named “kitItem” in B2C Commerce, it must also be named “kitItem” in Order Management.

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Two ways that this off-platform job can be established without additional third-party tools are:

Install a minimal set of dev tools on a machine such as the Command Line Interface (CLI) and create appropriate scripts to import files containing the data. The CLI is a tool that allows developers to interact with Salesforce from the command line. The developer can use the CLI to create scripts that use commands such as force:data:bulk:upsert or force:data:tree:import to import data from CSV or JSON files into Salesforce.

Authorize a machine against the Salesforce org’s APIs with appropriate security measures and create a script to call the APIs. The APIs are interfaces that allow developers to access data and functionality in Salesforce from external systems. The developer can use the APIs, such as REST API or Bulk API, to create a script that authenticates with Salesforce using OAuth 2.0 or JWT, and then performs operations such asinsert, update, or delete on Order data.

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