Salesforce, Inc.

Salesforce Com, Inc.

Naveen Singh Jaunk

Sahil Bhutani

Raveendrnathan Loganathan

William Yeh

Jeanine Sirah Walters

Chandrakant Yemparala

Palaniappa Manivasagam Ramanathan

Adithya Nittor Vishwanath

A method that includes receiving a request to generate a data package for deployment in a target database environment. The request may indicate a first set of data objects from a first configuration associated with a source database environment. The method may further include determining a second set of data objects that are related to the first set of data objects based on the request and on a mapping between the first set of data objects and the second set of data objects. The method may further include transmitting an indication of the second set of data objects to a user at a user interface. The method may further include receiving a selection of one or more data objects from the second set of data objects for inclusion in the data package. The method may further include generating the data package based on the selection.

Techniques for data package generation

A relational database system may receive from a client a query that is supported by the relational database system, the relational database system being configured to store a plurality of data objects such that each data object is associated with a respective data table of a plurality of data tables. The system may determine that the query is indicative of a data object type that is associated with data stored in a data system separate from the relational database system. The system may identify a schema of the data object type using a schema record maintained by the relational database system, transmit to the separate data system a request for data associated with the query, receive requested data, and return a query response including the requested data.

Querying for custom data objects

A relational database system may receive, from a client, a query for a data object of a first type. The system may be configured to store a plurality of data objects of a second type such that each data object of the second type is associated with a respective data table and a respective value of a key prefix of an object identifier field. The key prefix may result in an upper limit of data objects supportable by the system. The system may determine that the query is indicative of the data object of the first type of a plurality of data objects of the first type that share a key prefix value such that the upper limit is exceeded. The system may identify a result based on determining that the query indicates data object of the first type and return a query response that indicates the result.

Shared key prefix values across objects

Methods, systems, and devices for data packaging at an application server are described. According to the techniques described herein, a device (e.g., an application server) may receive a link to a data stream package that defines metadata of a data source and an import schedule associated with importing streaming data from the data source to a data target associated with the application server. The device may install the data stream package based on the received link and import the streaming data from the data source according to the import schedule based on installing the data stream package. The device may then map, based on the metadata of the data source defined in the data stream package, a set of source data fields of the data source to a set of target data fields of the data target.

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Naveen Singh Jaunk