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Hi everyone,

We are reaching out for guidance on a namespace conflict issue we are facing in our SharinPix managed package. 

In our managed package, we have a custom object named Job__c. One of our customer orgs also has an unmanaged custom object with the same API name: Job__c. 

In Apex, we derive the object name from the customer’s record Id:

recordId.getSObjectType().getDescribe().getName()

This returns Job__c, and the record Id belongs to the customer’s unmanaged object. 

However, when we execute dynamic SOQL from within our managed package, FROM Job__c resolves to the SharinPix managed package object. We understand this is the default Salesforce namespace resolution behavior in a managed package context. 

Has anyone found a reliable workaround for this? Is there any supported way to explicitly query the subscriber/default-namespace object from managed package Apex when both objects have the same API name? 

Thanks a lot  

cc:

I have been trying to setup trail tracker on my dev org, but I am not able to sync all the previous badges I've already gotten as a trailblazer. I have passed through the setup in which I had used my security token and etc, with no errors.

Is it even possible to sync my trailblazer profile badges with trail tracker?

If anyone could guide me through any documentation link for that, I's really appreciate.

On debug log I've got the following errors:

TrailheadAPIHelper | totalUserCount | Search failed to retrieve results. Please change query and try again.  

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Badge | loadUserBadges | 0 user badges loaded. Attempt to de-reference a null object, line 123. Cause: null

Thanks a lot

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We added Agentforce support to Power BI Connector for Salesforce

Dear Trailblazers, 

We just shipped Agentforce integration for our Power BI Connector for Salesforce, and wanted to share it here in case it's useful for anyone building Salesforce reporting workflows with Power BI. 

Power BI Connector for Salesforce is an AppExchange app that lets you define datasets inside Salesforce, selecting objects, fields, and filters, and then load them into Power BI via Power Query. No row limits, incremental refresh, standard Salesforce permissions respected. 

The value of adding Agentforce here is that you no longer need to know the Salesforce data model upfront to build a useful dataset. You describe what you want to report on and the agent handles the schema decisions. 

The integration adds an Agentforce subagent that works in two modes:

• Advisory — Ask it things like "What Salesforce objects and fields should I use to build a sales pipeline report?" and it recommends objects and fields with reasoning, without creating anything.
• Creation — Ask it to "Build me a Power BI dataset for lead conversion by source this quarter" and it walks through object selection, field preselection, optional SOQL filters, asks for confirmation, then creates the data source and hands you the Power Query formula to paste into Power BI Desktop.

Setup is currently manual: three Actions, a Subagent, and an Agent configured in Salesforce Setup. A dedicated AppExchange extension is in the works that will replace the manual flow. 

Power BI Connector for Salesforce on AppExchange: 

https://appexchange.salesforce.com/appxListingDetail?listingId=31526f0e-abd8-4cb5-bd1a-3bd56b5c0577

Full setup guide: 

https://metricasoftware.com/docs/salesforce/agentforce-integration/

Happy to answer any questions. 

Anna Odrynska 

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