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If you want to exclude parent records, deselect Include Related Parent Records.Specify the destination org to which you want to restore the records.

Specify the project name from the dropdown list.

Note: You can skip the WHERE keyword in the SOQL statement.Ĭlick Create Restore Template to create a restore template for the selected records.

Deleted - This option filters only the deleted records from the snapshot instance.Ĭlick Select All to select all displayed records.Īlternatively, specify a SOQL statement in the search box, click Search to filter specific records, and then select individual records.

Created/Updated - This option filters the created/updated records from the snapshot instance.

StepsĬlick Created/Updated or Deleted to filter the records.

A window with the record details appears.ĥ. Perform the following steps to restore records from the selected snapshot listing.

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This displays the snapshot details with a list of associated records, which were created, updated, or deleted.Įnter the search criteria in the Search by Object Name search box to filter the records.Ĭlick Export to CSV or Export to JSON to download the record details in CSV or JSON format respectively.Ĭlick Show Detail to display details about the associated record. For more information, see getDeleted() call.Ĭlick the arrow corresponding to a snapshot listing. As a result, the object is not replicated via the API.

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If you have deleted a file saved as a ContentDocument object record, the deleted count does not reflect this update as the replicateable property for this object in Salesforce is set to false.A deleted record means the record is deleted from both Salesforce Organization's Recycle Bin and Salesforce User’s Recycle Bin.A list of snapshot details with the list of associated records appears. Specify the date range to find the list of snapshots within the specified date range.In the View, Compare, and Restore Snapshots area, click Records.On the Salesforce App console, click Data Backup.This enables you to reduce the overall recovery time. You can restore records using a comparison view of the created, updated, and deleted records. For detailed steps, see Salesforce documentation. To populate the original name of the record creator, enable the 'Create Audit Fields' permission. Note: By default, when restoring a deleted record, Salesforce replaces the name of the record creator with the Admin user who initiated the restore in the CreatedBy field. You can also perform a direct restore of records from a snapshot. You can select records or metadata from a snapshot and restore them to the same or different Salesforce organization. Achieve this using selective restore of records or metadata to roll back to the previous stable state of data. Avoid impact on business data due to unintended user errors.Recover your data quickly when a malicious activity impacts your business-critical data.In this situation, you would quickly like to recover only the impacted metadata changes.

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If manual errors cause changes to the metadata of an organization, it can impact critical configuration changes.

Here are a few examples requiring the restoration of Salesforce data with minimal impact on day-to-day business operations. A stable disaster recovery solution ensures business continuity. The capability to restore data without any downtime is critical to any business.

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