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:
- Open Developer Console → Query Editor.
- 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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How to display base64 encoded PDF data receiving from other system in Lightning web component without storing data in salesforce.
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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.
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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.