Async Query

The result of an asynchronous SOQL query job.

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Note

Property Name	Type	Description	Filter Group and Version	Available Version
`jobId`	String	Job ID. To get the status of an async query job, use this ID in an Async Query, Status request (`/async-queries/jobId`).	Big, 35.0	35.0
`message`	String	A message to the user.	Big, 37.0	37.0
`query`	String	SOQL query string. The pilot release supports these SOQL features in `WHERE` statements: simple equality filtering; `AND` and `OR` clauses; one level relationship fields (no subqueries); `GROUP BY`; aggregate functions `COUNT(field)`, `SUM()`, `AVG()`.	Big, 35.0	35.0
`status`	String	Status of an async query job. One of these values: `Canceled`—The job has been canceled. `Complete`—The job is complete. `Error`—The job has an error. `New`—The job is new. `Running`—The job is running. `Scheduled`—The job is scheduled.	Big, 35.0	35.0
`targetFieldMap`	Map<String, String>	A mapping of SOQL query fields to target object fields.	Big, 35.0	35.0
`targetValueMap`	Map<String, String>	A mapping of literal values to target object fields.
`targetObject`	String	An object that stores the results of the SOQL query. The object can be a standard or custom Salesforce object, a big object, or an external object.	Big, 35.0	35.0

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Async Query

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