Inserindo dados do SQL Server no Salesforce com um cursor

1. Configure um servidor vinculado que se conecte ao Salesforce.
2. No SQL Server Management Studio, altere o Linked Server> Linked Server Properties> Server Options> RPC Out configuração como Verdadeiro.
3. Crie esta tabela no SQL Server:

   create table NewProducts ( "Name" nvarchar(30), ProductCode nvarchar(10), Description nvarchar(max))
   insert into NewProducts values ( 'Test1', 'TEST01', 'Test 1st description')
   insert into NewProducts values ( 'Test2', 'TEST02', '2nd description' )
   insert into NewProducts values ( 'Test3', 'TEST03', '3rd Test description')

   
   Você pode inserir dados em qualquer uma das colunas na tabela Product2, supondo que você tenha as permissões necessárias.
   
4. Execute o seguinte SQL:

   -- Declare a variable for each column you want to insert:
   declare @Name nvarchar(30)
   declare @ProductCode nvarchar(10)
   declare @Description nvarchar(max)
   
   -- Use a cursor to select your data, which enables SQL Server to extract
   -- the data from your local table to the variables.
   declare ins_cursor cursor for 
           select "Name", ProductCode, Description from NewProducts
       open ins_cursor
       fetch next from ins_cursor into @Name, @ProductCode, @Description -- At this point, the data from the first row
                                                                         -- is in your local variables.
   
       -- Move through the table with the @@FETCH_STATUS=0 
       while @@FETCH_STATUS=0
       Begin
   
            -- Execute the insert to push this data into Salesforce. Replace "SF_LINK" with the name of your Salesforce Linked Server.
           exec ('insert into Product2 ( "Name", ProductCode, Description ) Values (?, ?, ?)', @Name, @ProductCode ,@Description ) at SF_LINK
   
            -- Once the execution has taken place, you fetch the next row of data from your local table.
           fetch next from ins_cursor into @Name, @ProductCode, @Description
       End
   
       -- When all the rows have inserted you must close and deallocate the cursor.
       -- Failure to do this will not let you re-use the cursor.    
       close ins_cursor
       deallocate ins_cursor

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