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**breadcrumb** | **list[str]** | An array of strings describing a path into the schema. For example: A value of [] refers to the entire schema, or stream A value of [\"properties\", \"<FIELD_NAME>\"] refers to the properties.<FIELD_NAME> portion of the schema. For example: [\"properties\", \"id\"] would refer to a field named `id` |[optional]
**breadcrumbs** | **list[str]** | An array of strings describing a path into the schema. For example: A value of [] refers to the entire schema, or stream A value of [\"properties\", \"<FIELD_NAME>\"] refers to the properties.<FIELD_NAME> portion of the schema. For example: [\"properties\", \"id\"] would refer to a field named `id` |
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**anchor_time** | **str** | Defines the time that frequency_in_minutes is “anchored” to, which Stitch will use to create the integration’s replication schedule. In Stitch, this is referred to as Anchor Scheduling. This field must contain an ISO 8601-compliant date. Note: When Stitch stores this value, it will be in UTC. You should provide this value in UTC to ensure the desired anchor time is retained. For example: You want to create a schedule that is anchored to 1:00PM EST and runs every 6 hours (360 minutes). To do this, you can set anchor_time to something like 2018-04-30T17:00:00Z and frequency_in_minutes to 360. This means jobs would run at 23:00:00, 05:00:00, 11:00:00, and so on. | [optional]
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**api_type** | **str** | The Salesforce API Stitch should use to extract data. Possible values are REST or BULK. |
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**client_id** | **str** | The secure OAuth 2.0 identifier for the client application. | [optional]
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**client_secret** | **str** | The secure OAuth 2.0 secret key for the client application. | [optional]
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**cron_expression** | **str** | Note: Advanced Scheduling using Cron is not yet supported for this source. A value may be submitted for this property if the account is on an Enterprise plan, but Stitch will not use the expression submitted. A valid Quartz cron expression representing the replication schedule for the integration. Refer to the Advanced Scheduling documentation for more info. Note: If neither a cron_expression or frequency_in_minutes property is provided, Stitch will use the source’s default frequency_in_minutes value (60). | [optional]
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**frequency_in_minutes** | **str** | Defines how often, in minutes, Stitch should attempt to replicate data from Salesforce. Accepted values are: - 30 - 60 - 360 - 720 - 1440 |
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**instance_url** | **str** | The url of the instance to connect to. | [optional]
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**is_sandbox** | **str** | If `true`, the Salesforce account being connected is a sandbox. | [optional]
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**quota_percent_per_run** | **str** | The maximum percentage of Salesforce API quota allowed per replication job. | [optional]
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**quota_percent_total** | **str** | The maximum percentage of Salesforce API quota allowed per day. | [optional]
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**refresh_token** | **str** | The OAuth 2.0 refresh token used to access the Salesforce API. | [optional]
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**select_fields_by_default** | **str** | If `true`, Stitch will automatically set new fields added in Salesforce to replicate. |
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**start_date** | **str** | The date from which Stitch should begin replicating data from Salesforce. Data from this date forward will be replicated. This field must contain an ISO 8601-compliant date, and the timestamp must be midnight. For example: 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z |
"""Gets the breadcrumb of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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defbreadcrumbs(self):
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"""Gets the breadcrumbs of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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An array of strings describing a path into the schema. For example: A value of [] refers to the entire schema, or stream A value of [\"properties\", \"<FIELD_NAME>\"] refers to the properties.<FIELD_NAME> portion of the schema. For example: [\"properties\", \"id\"] would refer to a field named `id` # noqa: E501
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:return: The breadcrumb of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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:return: The breadcrumbs of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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:rtype: list[str]
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"""
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returnself._breadcrumb
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returnself._breadcrumbs
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@breadcrumb.setter
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defbreadcrumb(self, breadcrumb):
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"""Sets the breadcrumb of this Metadata.
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@breadcrumbs.setter
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defbreadcrumbs(self, breadcrumbs):
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"""Sets the breadcrumbs of this Metadata.
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An array of strings describing a path into the schema. For example: A value of [] refers to the entire schema, or stream A value of [\"properties\", \"<FIELD_NAME>\"] refers to the properties.<FIELD_NAME> portion of the schema. For example: [\"properties\", \"id\"] would refer to a field named `id` # noqa: E501
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:param breadcrumb: The breadcrumb of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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:param breadcrumbs: The breadcrumbs of this Metadata. # noqa: E501
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