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What is OData in Salesforce?
What is OData in Salesforce?
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OData (Open Data Protocol) is a modern, REST-based protocol for integrating data. Vendors such as SAP and Microsoft have already implemented OData support, so products such as NetWeaver and SharePoint are directly accessible. ... Cross-org adapter—Connects to data that's stored in another Salesforce org.
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