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COMMAND ALLORNONE #119

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matcaampos opened this issue Jan 6, 2023 · 1 comment
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COMMAND ALLORNONE #119

matcaampos opened this issue Jan 6, 2023 · 1 comment

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@matcaampos
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Hi, is there any way for the command allornone consider all the requests, not just one by one.

Exporting Account... 1-Account.json saved.
Exporting Contact... 2-Contact.json saved.
Exporting Culture__c... 3-Culture__c.json saved.
Exporting Product2... 4-Product2.json saved.
Exporting PaymentCondition__c... 5-PaymentCondition__c.json saved.
Exporting Invoice__c... 6-Invoice__c.json saved.
Exporting Territory__c... 7-Territory__c.json saved.
Exporting Warranty__c... 8-Warranty__c.json saved.
Exporting Order... 9-Order.json saved.

For example if i had a problem in my Territory__c import i wanna to cancel all the imports....

@FabienTaillon
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Hi @matcaampos I can keep it as an idea but it would be difficult to do, as each file is saved in the database. It's almost the same as loading 3 files via Data Loader, and try to rollback everything when loading the third file if it fails. First data are already committed to the database, with all triggers and processes that have run, that may have created records etc.

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