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How to post data using Bulk API using workbench tool in Salesforce?
Hi All,
I am in a scenario where i am getting the error of INVALID SESSION ID but i am giving the correct session id.Is there any change i have to make in my org to validate that session id.
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Hi Sushant,
Your request body format seems to be correct, just cross check the session id value. You may have copied an extra space in the id, happens all the time.
Also the session id expires after specific time period, unless you keep making requests before that periodically.
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