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Is there any way to undelete a data mistakenly imported into Salesforce?
I imported the data into my Salesforce org via Data Import Wizard Now I want to undo the import process Is this possible? If Yes then How?
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Hi sauraj,
You might have to delete them all (both) and start fresh. One thing that I've added to my SFDC Org that you may want to consider implementing is that I created a custom Text field on every object called "Source". Then I add a column to every import file with the name of the data source with a date value and version number. The way if I need to back out a specific upload I can isolate the records by the Source ID.
Thanks
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