Salesforce Connector for C# How to Get Beta Report

Introduction

In this article we will delve deeper into Salesforce and C# integration, and will learn how to get beta report. We are continuing from where we left off. By this time, you must have installed ODBC PowerPack, created ODBC Data Source, and configured authentication settings in your Salesforce account .

So, let's not waste time and begin.

Use Query Builder to generate SQL query

  1. The first thing you have to do is open Query Builder:

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  2. Then simply select the Get Beta Report endpoint (action).

  3. Continue by configuring the Required parameters. You can also set optional parameters too.

  4. Move on by hitting Preview Data button to preview the results.

  5. If you see the results you need, simply copy the generated query:

    Get Beta Report
    Optional Parameters
    Report Name Test Name
    Report Type spCampaigns
    Time Unit SUMMARY
    Group By campaign
    Group By targeting
    Group By searchTerm
    Group By advertiser
    Group By asin
    Report Start Date (yyyy-MM-dd) Maximum date range: 31 days
    Report End Date (yyyy-MM-dd) Maximum date range: 31 days
    Report Start Date (yyyy-MM-dd) Maximum date range: 731 days
    Report End Date (yyyy-MM-dd) Maximum date range: 731 days
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    SELECT * FROM get_beta_report
    WITH
    (
        "ReportName" = 'Test Name',
        "ReportType" = 'spCampaigns',
        "StartDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByAsin" = 'today-30d',
        "EndDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByAsin" = 'today',
        "StartDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByPurchasedAsin" = 'today-365d',
        "EndDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByPurchasedAsin" = 'today'
    )
    Query Builder
  6. That's it! You can use this query in C#.

Let's not stop here and explore SQL query examples, including how to use them in Stored Procedures and Views (virtual tables) in the next steps.

SQL query examples

Use these SQL queries in your C# data source:

How to Get beta report

SELECT * FROM get_beta_report
WITH
(
    "ReportName" = 'Test Name',
    "ReportType" = 'spCampaigns',
    "StartDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByAsin" = 'today-30d',
    "EndDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByAsin" = 'today',
    "StartDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByPurchasedAsin" = 'today-365d',
    "EndDatePurchasedProductReportTypeGroupByPurchasedAsin" = 'today'
)

Get Beta Report in C#

  1. Use this code snippet to read the data using SalesforceDSN data source:

    "SalesforceDSN" ;
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  2. Press F5 to run the code and read the data:
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  3. Here is the code in text format:

    using System;
    using System.Data.Odbc;
    
    namespace ConsoleApp {
        class Program {
            static void Main() {
                var dsn = "SalesforceDSN";
                using (var conn = new OdbcConnection(String.Format("DSN={0}", dsn)))
                {
                    conn.Open();
                    var cmd = new OdbcCommand("SELECT * FROM Products", conn);
                    
                    //Increase the timeout duration from the default 30 seconds, which may be insufficient in certain scenarios
                    cmd.CommandTimeout=600; // 600-Seconds
                    
                    var rdr = cmd.ExecuteReader();
                    while (rdr.Read())
                    {
                        for (int i = 0; i < rdr.FieldCount; i++)
                        {
                                Console.Write("{0}\t", rdr[i]);
                        }
                        Console.WriteLine();
                    }
                }
                Console.ReadKey();
            }
        }
    }
    

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