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This may be a silly question but I can't figure out how to do it. How do I refresh the metadata in my Salesforce connector after creating a new field in the org that my existing connection is for? The refresh button available at each step in my flow says it's to "use if I don't see recent changes to my data" (not metadata) and clicking it does not surface my newly created fields in my connector step for that object.

 

I even waited 24 hours, hoping the next day when opening my flow and the connections refresh, the new fields would be there but no dice. The only way I was able to get the new fields to be available was to create a totally new connection to the same sandbox org and replace the connection on that step. I don't want to have to create a new connection and re-authenticate any time I have new fields. 

 

That brings me to another question - is there a way in Composer to manage/update/delete my current connections in a list view? I can only see my SFDC connections when opting to change one within a connector step. I now have duplicate connectors to the same org due to the above issue with refreshing metadata, and I'd like to clean this up as it's messy. 

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  1. Shenoy Meghesh Umesh (Deloitte Digital) Forum Ambassador
    2023年2月7日 16:24

    Hey @Sharon Scoble,

    1. If you already have a Mulesoft Composer Flow created and a field in your Salesforce Org which was created after the creation of the Mulesoft Composer Flow
    2. In that scenario you have to manually refresh the fields in your Mulesoft Composer Flow to begin using the newly created field in your Composer Flow.
    3. Click on the button Add Fields present on your Salesforce Flow Element and click on the refresh button. Kindly refer the below image
    4. Also the reason why you may be not able to see the newly created fields is due to the caching issues.
    5. You can clear your Cache / Click on the refresh button's as shown below

    Hope this helps you!

     

    Thanks

    Meghesh

     

    Hey ,If you already have a Mulesoft Composer Flow created and a field in your Salesforce Org which was created after the creation of the Mulesoft Composer FlowIn that scenario you have to manually ref

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