REST API Developer Guide
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About REST API
Release Notes
Supported Editions and Required Permissions
REST Resources and Requests
REST API Architecture
Authorization Through Connected Apps and OAuth 2.0
Assignment Rule Header
Call Options Header
Compression Headers
Conditional Request Headers
Duplicate Rule Header
Limit Info Header
Package Version Header
Query Options Header
Warning Header
Send REST Requests with cURL
Configure Salesforce CORS Allowlist
Valid Date and DateTime Formats
Status Codes and Error Responses
API End-of-Life Policy
Generating an OpenAPI 3.0 Document for sObjects REST API (Beta)
Newer Version Available
Headers
REST API supports several standard and custom HTTP headers, including both request
headers and response headers.
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Assignment Rule Header
The Assignment Rule header is a request header applied when creating or updating Accounts, Cases, or Leads. If enabled, the active assignment rules are used. If disabled, the active assignment rules are not applied. If a valid AssignmentRule ID is provided, the AssignmentRule is applied. If the header is not provided with a request, REST API defaults to using the active assignment rules. -
Call Options Header
Specifies options for the client you’re using to access REST API resources. For example, you can provide a default namespace prefix so that you don’t need to specify the prefix in your code. -
Compression Headers
Use a compression header to compress a REST API request or response. Compression reduces the bandwidth required for a request, although it requires more processing power at your client. In most cases, this tradeoff benefits the overall performance of your application. -
Conditional Request Headers
Use a conditional request header to validate resources before accessing them. By setting a precondition in the header, you ensure that your request succeeds only if that precondition is met. This functionality helps you prevent mistakes and reject outdated requests when updating Salesforce data. You can implement a variety of techniques with conditional request headers, such as response caching. -
Duplicate Rule Header
Configure options for duplicate rules. Salesforce uses duplicate rules to see if the record that is being created, updated, or upserted is a duplicate of an existing record. Duplicate rules are part of Duplicate Management. -
Limit Info Header
This response header is returned in each request to REST API (except for calls to the Versions URI, /, which do not count towards your org’s limit). You can use the information to monitor API limits. -
Package Version Header
Specifies the version of each package referenced by a client. A package version is a number that identifies the set of components and behavior contained in a package. This header can also be used to specify a package version when making calls to an Apex REST web service. -
Query Options Header
Specifies options used in a query, such as the query results batch size. Use this request header with the Query resource. -
Warning Header
This header is returned if there are warnings, such as the use of a deprecated version of the API.