Details about the record. For example: Name = "Mark", Description = "Description", ID = "263rd72c-edfc-4dc5-b72f-45104fe5ef43", externalId = "4614d72c-edfd-4dc5-b72f-45104fe5ef43".
Note: The fields/properties must be part of the schema/metadata created for the custom object (in this case, Name, Description, ID. and externalId must be fields in the schema). The schema and metadata can be generated using the Schema Manager API.
Refer to the following table to understand the behavior when you want to update records by ID field.
| ID in payload? | ExternalId in payload? | Behavior | Validation |
|---|
| Yes | Yes | Update the record using the ID if it exists, and ensure the externalId is unique. | ExternalId unique validation |
| Yes | No | Update the record using the ID if it exists, and ensure the externalId is unique. | NA |
| No | Yes | Invalid scenario. Throw a validation error. | Throw a validation error if the ID is not found, indicating that the ID must exist. |
| No | No | Invalid scenario. Throw a validation error. | NA |
| Refer to the following table to understand the behavior when you want to update records by externalId field. | | | |
| ID in payload? | ExternalId in payload? | Behavior | Validation |
|---|
| Yes | Yes | Update the record using the externalId if it exists. | The record's ID must match the ID provided in the payload. If not, give an error. Do not allow the ID to be updated in any case. |
| Yes | No | Invalid scenario. Throw a validation error. | Throw a validation error indicating that the externalId must exist. |
| No | Yes | Update the record using the externalId if it exists. | NA |
| No | No | Invalid scenario. Throw a validation error. | Throw a validation error indicating that the externalId must exist. |