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How to use external objects in Salesforce?
How to use external objects in Salesforce?
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From Setup, enter External Objects in the Quick Find box, then select External Objects. Click New External Object, or click Edit to modify an existing external object. A user-friendly name for the external object. The label is displayed in the Salesforce user interface, such as in list views.
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From Setup, enter External Objects in the Quick Find box, then select External Objects. Click New External Object, or click Edit to modify an existing external object. A user-friendly name for the external object
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