Quick follow up question though. How does populating another field help? If I have my request payload look like this:
{“name”: “test 1”, “order”: 1}
{“name”: “test 2”, “order”: 2}
{“name”: “test 3”, “order”: 3}
And then response is
{“status”:“success”,“id”:“1728260851942x145530808396494800”}
{“status”:“success”,“id”:“1728260851943x469252273485443650”}
{“status”:“success”,“id”:“1728260851944x898954530069662600”}
How does the order field help me figure out the mapping? I know that I could query each of the objects and figure out the mapping that way, if that’s what you mean. But then I will have to make 1000’s of api calls as I am doing this for 1000’s of records every day.
Oh I see what you mean. Yah I’m doing all of this is a custom server side action and need to know which unique id returned from the bulk api applies to which one in my request body. Seems like the only way to know is to query each one inside the SSA.