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Object Access

Get CRUD perms on objects given a set of profiles. This list of objects here is the set of QualifiedApiNames of all Licensed Custom Objects delivered by Salesforce CPQ and Advanced Approvals packages.

SELECT
  SobjectType,
  Parent.Profile.Name,
  PermissionsCreate,
  PermissionsRead, 
  PermissionsEdit, 
  PermissionsDelete, 

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#!zsh

if [ ! -n "$2" ]
then
	help_text=$( cat <<ENDxxx
$0 allows you to specify a Salesforce object defined within 
an org and returns a SOQL query that returns only the createable
fields of that object. Use this query to quickly extract a CSV 
of the fields of that object that you can insert or upsert to 
an org without having to determine which fields will fail because

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#!/bin/sh

log show --last 24h | grep -e "System Sleep" -e " Wake reason" > /tmp/sleep-wake-hist.txt

pmset -g log | grep -e " Sleep  " -e " Wake  " >> /tmp/sleep-wake-hist.txt

sort -o /tmp/sleep-wake-hist-sorted.txt /tmp/sleep-wake-hist.txt

echo -n `wc -l /tmp/sleep-wake-hist-sorted.txt` log lines found

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Given the Salesforce standard way of textually representing dates (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.zzzZ, for example 2018-11-19T16:06:21.000Z), the following Excel formulae will help you parse out components: Assuming B2 is the cell in which the Salesfore date is entered

• Year: =LEFT(B2,4)
• Month: =RIGHT(LEFT(B2,7),2)
• Day: =RIGHT(LEFT(B2,10),2)
• Hour: =RIGHT(LEFT(B2,10),2)
• Min: =RIGHT(LEFT(B2,10),2)
• Sec: =RIGHT(LEFT(B2,19),2)
• Timezone: =RIGHT(B2,4)
• Excel-native number that represents the date in Microsoft Excel date-time code:

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#!/bin/bash

if [ ! -n "$1" ]
then
	help_text=$( cat <<ENDxxx
Use this to search and replace text within Classic Salesforce Knowledge 
Articles. It is globally replaces a string using a perl regular expression
and writes to STDOUT only those articles that have been changed.

Usage: $0 "/search/replace-regexp/" input-file.csv [prefix] [--debug]

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#!/bin/bash

if [ ! -n "$1" ]
then
	help_text=$( cat <<ENDxxx
Use this to adjust the URLs of links within Classic Salesforce Knowledge 
Articles to reference the destination Salesforce instance instead of the
source instance.

Usage: $0 input-file.csv prefix

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#!/bin/bash

if [ ! -n "$1" ]
then
	multi_line_var=$( cat <<ENDxxx
Use this to adjust the URLs of links within Classic Salesforce Knowledge 
Articles to use an article type of 'Article' instead of
'Knowledge_Article_Type'

Usage: KAT2A.sh input-file.csv

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Based on https://stackoverflow.com/a/14510665

grep -o | wc -l

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Problem: To determine which Knowledge Articles in NA33 contain embedded images (<img). Of these, some will reference an opaque Salesforce URL because those images were directly pasted into the Salesforce Knowledge Article Rich Text Editor; others will not. Those that contain no IMGs can be processed with an ETL tool to migrate them from NA33 to NA35. This with IMGs will need to further be divided into those that have Salesforce opaque image URLs and those that have other URLs (either publicly available ones or ones that were not adequatly captured when the original curation took place during TSA12.)

Solution: Extract the IDs and corresponding articles in a way that makes it easy to search the article for IMG tags and know the article's ID when a match is found. In the procedure listed here, the way to do this is to ensure that each article is entirely on a single line.

Prerequisites and Tools This process will require the following:

• Bash shell (such as Git Bash or Cygwin)
• perl installed in the Bas

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// Note that in Node.js REPL mode the ':' and ',' are not decoded by decodeURI(). Hence the regexes.
decodeURI("Text to decode").replace(/%2C/g,",").replace(/%3A/g,":");