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  1. Ayer, 7:14

    Hi @Shubham Baghel Salesforce stores uploaded files in the ContentVersion object, and the VersionData field contains the file content. 

     

    You can try this without Apex:

    1. Open Developer Console → Query Editor.
    2. Run the following SOQL query:
    SELECT Id, Title, VersionDataFROM ContentVersionWHERE IsLatest = trueLIMIT 10

    Check the VersionData column.

    Important:

     Developer Console may display a file URL or binary reference instead of the actual Base64 string. 

     

    If you need the complete Base64 content, Salesforce doesn't provide a straightforward, reliable point-and-click option in the standard UI. You would generally need the SOAP API, an external tool, or a small Apex solution.

    Hope this helps!

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Hi All,

 

How to display base64 encoded PDF data receiving from other system in Lightning web component without storing data in salesforce.

 

Is using PDF.js the only way to handle this.

#lightningwebcomponent #lwc #pdfview #base64encoded

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Hi All,

 

How to display base64 encoded PDF data receiving from other system in Lightning web component without storing data in salesforce.

 

Is using PDF.js the only way to handle this.

#lightningwebcomponent #lwc #pdfview #base64encoded

0/9000

Hi All,

 

How to display base64 encoded PDF data receiving from other system in Lightning web component without storing data in salesforce.

 

Is using PDF.js the only way to handle this.

#lightningwebcomponent #lwc #pdfview #base64encoded

0/9000

Hi All,

 

How to display base64 encoded PDF data receiving from other system in Lightning web component without storing data in salesforce.

 

Is using PDF.js the only way to handle this.

#lightningwebcomponent #lwc #pdfview #base64encoded

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