def resume_syncing_bulk_query(sf, catalog_entry, job_id, state, counter):
bulk = Bulk(sf)
current_bookmark = singer.get_bookmark(
state, catalog_entry['tap_stream_id'],
'JobHighestBookmarkSeen') or sf.get_start_date(state, catalog_entry)
current_bookmark = singer_utils.strptime_with_tz(current_bookmark)
batch_ids = singer.get_bookmark(state, catalog_entry['tap_stream_id'],
'BatchIDs')
start_time = singer_utils.now()
stream = catalog_entry['stream']
stream_id = catalog_entry['tap_stream_id']
stream_alias = catalog_entry.get('stream_alias')
catalog_metadata = metadata.to_map(catalog_entry.get('metadata'))
replication_key = catalog_metadata.get((), {}).get('replication-key')
stream_version = get_stream_version(catalog_entry, state)
schema = catalog_entry['schema']
if not bulk.job_exists(job_id):
LOGGER.info(
"Found stored Job ID that no longer exists, resetting bookmark and removing JobID from state."
)
return counter
# Iterate over the remaining batches, removing them once they are synced
for batch_id in batch_ids[:]:
with Transformer(pre_hook=transform_bulk_data_hook) as transformer:
for rec in bulk.get_batch_results(job_id, batch_id, catalog_entry):
counter.increment()
rec = transformer.transform(rec, schema)
rec = fix_record_anytype(rec, schema)
singer.write_message(
singer.RecordMessage(stream=(stream_id or stream_alias
or stream),
record=rec,
version=stream_version,
time_extracted=start_time))
# Update bookmark if necessary
replication_key_value = replication_key and singer_utils.strptime_with_tz(
rec[replication_key])
if replication_key_value and replication_key_value <= start_time and replication_key_value > current_bookmark:
current_bookmark = singer_utils.strptime_with_tz(
rec[replication_key])
state = singer.write_bookmark(state, catalog_entry['tap_stream_id'],
'JobHighestBookmarkSeen',
singer_utils.strftime(current_bookmark))
batch_ids.remove(batch_id)
LOGGER.info("Finished syncing batch %s. Removing batch from state.",
batch_id)
LOGGER.info("Batches to go: %d", len(batch_ids))
singer.write_state(state)
return counter
def query(self, catalog_entry, state):
if self.api_type == BULK_API_TYPE:
bulk = Bulk(self)
return bulk.query(catalog_entry, state)
elif self.api_type == REST_API_TYPE:
rest = Rest(self)
return rest.query(catalog_entry, state)
else:
raise TapSalesforceException(
"api_type should be REST or BULK was: {}".format(
self.api_type))
def do_discover(sf):
"""Describes a Salesforce instance's objects and generates a JSON schema for each field."""
global_description = sf.describe()
objects_to_discover = {o['name'] for o in global_description['sobjects']}
key_properties = ['Id']
sf_custom_setting_objects = []
object_to_tag_references = {}
# For each SF Object describe it, loop its fields and build a schema
entries = []
# Check if the user has BULK API enabled
if sf.api_type == 'BULK' and not Bulk(sf).has_permissions():
raise TapSalesforceBulkAPIDisabledException(
'This client does not have Bulk API permissions, received "API_DISABLED_FOR_ORG" error code'
)
for sobject_name in objects_to_discover:
# Skip blacklisted SF objects depending on the api_type in use
# ChangeEvent objects are not queryable via Bulk or REST (undocumented)
if sobject_name in sf.get_blacklisted_objects() \
or sobject_name.endswith("ChangeEvent"):
continue
sobject_description = sf.describe(sobject_name)
# Cache customSetting and Tag objects to check for blacklisting after
# all objects have been described
if sobject_description.get("customSetting"):
sf_custom_setting_objects.append(sobject_name)
elif sobject_name.endswith("__Tag"):
relationship_field = next((f for f in sobject_description["fields"]
if f.get("relationshipName") == "Item"),
None)
if relationship_field:
# Map {"Object":"Object__Tag"}
object_to_tag_references[relationship_field["referenceTo"]
[0]] = sobject_name
fields = sobject_description['fields']
replication_key = get_replication_key(sobject_name, fields)
unsupported_fields = set()
properties = {}
mdata = metadata.new()
found_id_field = False
# Loop over the object's fields
for f in fields:
field_name = f['name']
if field_name == "Id":
found_id_field = True
property_schema, mdata = create_property_schema(f, mdata)
# Compound Address fields cannot be queried by the Bulk API
if f['type'] == "address" and sf.api_type == tap_salesforce.salesforce.BULK_API_TYPE:
unsupported_fields.add(
(field_name,
'cannot query compound address fields with bulk API'))
# we haven't been able to observe any records with a json field, so we
# are marking it as unavailable until we have an example to work with
if f['type'] == "json":
unsupported_fields.add((
field_name,
'do not currently support json fields - please contact support'
))
# Blacklisted fields are dependent on the api_type being used
field_pair = (sobject_name, field_name)
if field_pair in sf.get_blacklisted_fields():
unsupported_fields.add(
(field_name, sf.get_blacklisted_fields()[field_pair]))
inclusion = metadata.get(mdata, ('properties', field_name),
'inclusion')
if sf.select_fields_by_default and inclusion != 'unsupported':
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ('properties', field_name),
'selected-by-default', True)
properties[field_name] = property_schema
if replication_key:
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ('properties', replication_key),
'inclusion', 'automatic')
# There are cases where compound fields are referenced by the associated
# subfields but are not actually present in the field list
field_name_set = {f['name'] for f in fields}
filtered_unsupported_fields = [
f for f in unsupported_fields if f[0] in field_name_set
]
missing_unsupported_field_names = [
f[0] for f in unsupported_fields if f[0] not in field_name_set
]
if missing_unsupported_field_names:
LOGGER.info(
"Ignoring the following unsupported fields for object %s as they are missing from the field list: %s",
sobject_name,
', '.join(sorted(missing_unsupported_field_names)))
if filtered_unsupported_fields:
LOGGER.info(
"Not syncing the following unsupported fields for object %s: %s",
sobject_name,
', '.join(sorted([k for k, _ in filtered_unsupported_fields])))
# Salesforce Objects are skipped when they do not have an Id field
if not found_id_field:
LOGGER.info("Skipping Salesforce Object %s, as it has no Id field",
sobject_name)
continue
# Any property added to unsupported_fields has metadata generated and
# removed
for prop, description in filtered_unsupported_fields:
if metadata.get(mdata, ('properties', prop),
'selected-by-default'):
metadata.delete(mdata, ('properties', prop),
'selected-by-default')
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ('properties', prop),
'unsupported-description', description)
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ('properties', prop), 'inclusion',
'unsupported')
if replication_key:
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, (), 'valid-replication-keys',
[replication_key])
else:
mdata = metadata.write(
mdata, (), 'forced-replication-method', {
'replication-method': 'FULL_TABLE',
'reason':
'No replication keys found from the Salesforce API'
})
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, (), 'table-key-properties',
key_properties)
schema = {
'type': 'object',
'additionalProperties': False,
'properties': properties
}
entry = {
'stream': sobject_name,
'tap_stream_id': sobject_name,
'schema': schema,
'metadata': metadata.to_list(mdata)
}
entries.append(entry)
# For each custom setting field, remove its associated tag from entries
# See Blacklisting.md for more information
unsupported_tag_objects = [
object_to_tag_references[f] for f in sf_custom_setting_objects
if f in object_to_tag_references
]
if unsupported_tag_objects:
LOGGER.info( #pylint:disable=logging-not-lazy
"Skipping the following Tag objects, Tags on Custom Settings Salesforce objects "
+ "are not supported by the Bulk API:")
LOGGER.info(unsupported_tag_objects)
entries = [
e for e in entries if e['stream'] not in unsupported_tag_objects
]
result = {'streams': entries}
json.dump(result, sys.stdout, indent=4)
def do_discover(sf):
"""Describes a Salesforce instance's objects and generates a JSON schema for each field."""
global_description = sf.describe()
objects_set = {o["name"] for o in global_description["sobjects"]}
objects_to_discover = [
"Account", "Contact", "Lead", "Opportunity", "Campaign",
"AccountContactRelation", "AccountContactRole",
"OpportunityContactRole", "CampaignMember", "Task", "Invoice__c",
"OpportunityHistory", "AccountHistory", "LeadHistory", "User"
]
key_properties = ["Id"]
sf_custom_setting_objects = []
object_to_tag_references = {}
# For each SF Object describe it, loop its fields and build a schema
entries = []
# Check if the user has BULK API enabled
if sf.api_type == "BULK" and not Bulk(sf).has_permissions():
raise TapSalesforceBulkAPIDisabledException(
'This client does not have Bulk API permissions, received "API_DISABLED_FOR_ORG" error code'
)
for sobject_name in objects_to_discover:
# Skip blacklisted SF objects depending on the api_type in use
# ChangeEvent objects are not queryable via Bulk or REST (undocumented)
if sobject_name in sf.get_blacklisted_objects(
) or sobject_name.endswith("ChangeEvent"):
continue
if sobject_name not in objects_set:
continue
sobject_description = sf.describe(sobject_name)
# Cache customSetting and Tag objects to check for blacklisting after
# all objects have been described
if sobject_description.get("customSetting"):
sf_custom_setting_objects.append(sobject_name)
elif sobject_name.endswith("__Tag"):
relationship_field = next(
(f for f in sobject_description["fields"]
if f.get("relationshipName") == "Item"),
None,
)
if relationship_field:
# Map {"Object":"Object__Tag"}
object_to_tag_references[relationship_field["referenceTo"]
[0]] = sobject_name
fields = sobject_description["fields"]
replication_key = get_replication_key(sobject_name, fields)
unsupported_fields = set()
properties = {}
mdata = metadata.new()
found_id_field = False
# Loop over the object's fields
for f in fields:
field_name = f["name"]
if field_name == "Id":
found_id_field = True
property_schema, mdata = create_property_schema(f, mdata)
# Compound Address fields cannot be queried by the Bulk API
if (f["type"] == "address" and sf.api_type
== tap_salesforce.salesforce.BULK_API_TYPE):
unsupported_fields.add(
(field_name,
"cannot query compound address fields with bulk API"))
# we haven't been able to observe any records with a json field, so we
# are marking it as unavailable until we have an example to work with
if f["type"] == "json":
unsupported_fields.add((
field_name,
"do not currently support json fields - please contact support",
))
# Blacklisted fields are dependent on the api_type being used
field_pair = (sobject_name, field_name)
if field_pair in sf.get_blacklisted_fields():
unsupported_fields.add(
(field_name, sf.get_blacklisted_fields()[field_pair]))
inclusion = metadata.get(mdata, ("properties", field_name),
"inclusion")
if sf.select_fields_by_default and inclusion != "unsupported":
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ("properties", field_name),
"selected-by-default", True)
properties[field_name] = property_schema
if replication_key:
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ("properties", replication_key),
"inclusion", "automatic")
# There are cases where compound fields are referenced by the associated
# subfields but are not actually present in the field list
field_name_set = {f["name"] for f in fields}
filtered_unsupported_fields = [
f for f in unsupported_fields if f[0] in field_name_set
]
missing_unsupported_field_names = [
f[0] for f in unsupported_fields if f[0] not in field_name_set
]
if missing_unsupported_field_names:
LOGGER.info(
"Ignoring the following unsupported fields for object %s as they are missing from the field list: %s",
sobject_name,
", ".join(sorted(missing_unsupported_field_names)),
)
if filtered_unsupported_fields:
LOGGER.info(
"Not syncing the following unsupported fields for object %s: %s",
sobject_name,
", ".join(sorted([k for k, _ in filtered_unsupported_fields])),
)
# Salesforce Objects are skipped when they do not have an Id field
if not found_id_field:
LOGGER.info("Skipping Salesforce Object %s, as it has no Id field",
sobject_name)
continue
# Any property added to unsupported_fields has metadata generated and
# removed
for prop, description in filtered_unsupported_fields:
if metadata.get(mdata, ("properties", prop),
"selected-by-default"):
metadata.delete(mdata, ("properties", prop),
"selected-by-default")
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ("properties", prop),
"unsupported-description", description)
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, ("properties", prop), "inclusion",
"unsupported")
if replication_key:
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, (), "valid-replication-keys",
[replication_key])
else:
mdata = metadata.write(
mdata,
(),
"forced-replication-method",
{
"replication-method": "FULL_TABLE",
"reason":
"No replication keys found from the Salesforce API",
},
)
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, (), "table-key-properties",
key_properties)
mdata = metadata.write(mdata, (), "selected", True)
schema = {
"type": "object",
"additionalProperties": False,
"properties": properties,
}
entry = {
"stream": sobject_name,
"tap_stream_id": sobject_name,
"schema": schema,
"metadata": metadata.to_list(mdata),
}
entries.append(entry)
# For each custom setting field, remove its associated tag from entries
# See Blacklisting.md for more information
unsupported_tag_objects = [
object_to_tag_references[f] for f in sf_custom_setting_objects
if f in object_to_tag_references
]
if unsupported_tag_objects:
LOGGER.info( # pylint:disable=logging-not-lazy
"Skipping the following Tag objects, Tags on Custom Settings Salesforce objects "
+ "are not supported by the Bulk API:")
LOGGER.info(unsupported_tag_objects)
entries = [
e for e in entries if e["stream"] not in unsupported_tag_objects
]
result = {"streams": entries}
return result
