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How to Use Async SOQL to Query Big Objects in Salesforce ?
How to Use Async SOQL to Query Big Objects in Salesforce ?
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There are two main ways to use Async SOQL to get a manageable dataset out of a big object. The first is to use filtering. You can use filtering to extract a small subset of your big object data into a custom object. You can then use it in your reports, dashboards, or other nifty analytic tool.
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There are two main ways to use Async SOQL to get a manageable dataset out of a big object. The first is to use filtering.
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