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Using cURL
Step 1: Set Up a Salesforce Developer Edition Org
Step 2: Authentication
Step 3: Bulk Insert
Step 4: Bulk Insert with a Multipart Request
Step 5: Bulk Upsert
Step 6: Query Jobs
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Quick Start: Bulk API 2.0
Get up and running with Bulk API 2.0 by sending a few requests to Salesforce. This Quick
Start takes you from setting up a basic environment to inserting, upserting, and querying records
using Bulk API 2.0. Experience how to use Bulk API 2.0 via cURL in a free Salesforce Developer
Edition org by authenticating and following the examples.
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Using cURL
Get to know the formatting used with cURL to place calls to Salesforce orgs. This Quick Start uses cURL examples to issue Bulk API 2.0 calls, but you can use any tool or development environment that can make REST requests. -
Step 1: Set Up a Salesforce Developer Edition Org
This Quick Start suggests using a Developer Edition org. Sign up for a Salesforce Developer Edition org before trying Bulk API 2.0 with this Quick Start. -
Step 2: Authentication
The first action in an API-based integration is authenticating requests with your Salesforce org. Bulk API 2.0 and Bulk API use different authentication methods. -
Step 3: Bulk Insert
This Bulk API 2.0 example guides you through creating a job, uploading data for the job, notifying Salesforce servers that your upload(s) are complete, checking the status of the processing job, and retrieving the results. -
Step 4: Bulk Insert with a Multipart Request
This Bulk API 2.0 example guides you through creating a job, uploading data for the job, checking the status, and retrieving the results. This example uses a single, multipart request to create the job and upload the data. -
Step 5: Bulk Upsert
This Bulk API 2.0 example guides you through creating a job, uploading data for the job, notifying Salesforce servers that your upload(s) are complete, checking the status, and retrieving the results. Some of the records exist (update), and some are new records (insert). -
Step 6: Query Jobs
This Bulk API 2.0 example shows you how to create a query job, monitor its progress, and get the job results.