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What is the difference Between enterprise WSDL and partner WSDL in Salesforce?
i want to know where to use enterprise WSDL and partner WSDL ?
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Hi Aman
Enterprise WSDL
The enterprise WSDL is optimized for a single Salesforce org. It’s strongly typed, and it reflects your org’s specific configuration, meaning that two enterprise WSDL files generated from two different orgs contain different information.
Partner WSDL
The partner WSDL is optimized for use with many Salesforce orgs. It’s loosely typed, and it doesn’t change based on an org’s specific configuration.
Use Case -
Typically, if you’re writing an integration for a single Salesforce org, use the enterprise WSDL. For several orgs, use the partner WSDL.
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