Error Details: Data source credentials are missing or invalid. Please update the connection credentials in settings, and try again.

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Hi guys,

I've created a dataflow to a Salesforce table and it keeps getting stuck with this message.

But sometimes it works!

Does anyone know where exactly to I update the credentials?

Also, I have another dataflow to another Salesforce table and that one doesn't fail...

Thanks,

Alice

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AliceW 290 on at

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Update: went to the 'Connections' tab and readded the login details. Didn't work in Chrome, but did in Edge...

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Hey Alice,

I have been having the exact same issue with my Salesforce data flow and have continued to have the issue after reauthenticating the connection. Just curious if you have continued to face this issue intermittently, or if it stopped after you readded the login details.

Thanks,
Kody

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Actually, the issue is still happening. I opened a ticket with their support - ongoing thing.

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EMKody 147 on at

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Bummer @AliceW! I RSS'd this feed, I'd appreciate you passing along anything you hear!

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AliceW 290 on at

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You got it, @EMKody ! It keeps happening to me and hopefully the same solution will work for you too.

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AliceW 290 on at

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@EMKody , I got it! In the query, in the first step, "Source", make sure you add
Salesforce.Data("https://login.salesforce.com/", [ApiVersion = 48]);
And make the Salesforce objects URL 'Production', not 'Custom'.
I used https://MYCOMPANY.salesforce.com

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@AliceW you're a blessing! I will try this out in my solution today and see how it goes! I really appreciate you spreading the word 😎

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AliceW 290 on at

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@EMKody that's so sweet! Please let me know if it worked for you too - now I'm invested in the result 🙂

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So, after looking, I already had "Salesforce.Data("https://login.salesforce.com/", [ApiVersion = 48])" added to my source, though with the default login URL. I attempted to use https://MYCOMPANY.salesforce.com, but it errored out when I signed in to create the connection. I did have luck using MYCOMPANY.my.salesforce.com. I am not versed enough in Salesforce yet to know the difference, but hopefully I don't come back into the office on Monday with a stack of failed dataflow emails 🤞🤞. Thanks again for your help @AliceW I will let you know how it goes!

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AliceW 290 on at

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I meant I USED to have https://MYCOMPANY.salesforce.com... Go to the Connections and make sure you have the same ApiVersion too...

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