Ow can I troubleshoot and resolve the issue of “System.StringException:Invalid I’d”?

In the context of Salesforce, you can troubleshoot and resolve this issue by using these steps:-

Identify the issue

You can check the data being migrated for any IDs which are incorrectly formatted or do not match the Salesforce ID format.

Data cleaning

You can implement the data cleaning techniques to ensure that all IDs being migrated adhere to the Salesforce ID format. This may include removing invalid characters, padding with zeros, or correcting the length of the IDs.

Validation rules

You can review any salesforce validation rules that might be causing the error. Try to ensure that the data being migrated complies with these rules.

Debugging logs

You can enable the Debug logs in Salesforce to capture more detailed information about the error. You can analyze the logs to pinpoint the exact location and cause the “Invalid Id” exception.

Code validation

If you are using the apex or custom code for the migration, then try to validate the code that would generate or manipulate the IDs foe ensure it generates valid salesforce IDs.

Here Is an example given below:-

Public class DataMigrationHandler {

    Public static void migrateData(List recordIdsToMigrate) {

        List accountsToInsert = new List();

        For (String recordId : recordIdsToMigrate) {

            Try {

                // Check if the recordId is a valid Salesforce ID

                If (isValidSalesforceId(recordId)) {

                    // Create a new Account record and add it to the list for insertion

                    Account newAccount = new Account(Name = ‘Sample Account’, RecordTypeId = ‘012xxxxxxxxxxxx’, External_Id__c = recordId);

                    accountsToInsert.add(newAccount);

                } else {

                    // Log or handle the Invalid Id case

                    System.debug(‘Invalid Id: ‘ + recordId);

                    // Additional handling steps if needed

                }

            } catch (Exception e) {

                // Log the exception and continue processing other records

                System.debug(‘Exception while processing recordId: ‘ + recordId + ‘, Message: ‘ + e.getMessage());

            }

        }

        // Insert the valid Account records

        If (!accountsToInsert.isEmpty()) {

            Try {

                Insert accountsToInsert;

                System.debug(‘Data migration successful.’);

            } catch (Exception e) {

                System.debug(‘Exception during data insertion: ‘ + e.getMessage());

                // Handle the insertion exception as per your requirements

            }

        }

    }

    // Helper method to check if a string is a valid Salesforce ID

    Private static Boolean isValidSalesforceId(String idString) {

        // Salesforce IDs are either 15 or 18 characters long

        Return idString != null && (idString.length() == 15 || idString.length() == 18);

    }

}

Here is the java based coding given:-

Import com.sforce.ws.ConnectorConfig;

Import com.sforce.ws.ConnectionException;

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.EnterpriseConnection;

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.SaveResult;

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.sobject.Account;

Import com.sforce.soap.enterprise.sobject.SObject;

Public class SalesforceIntegration {

    Private static final String USERNAME = “your_salesforce_username”;

    Private static final String PASSWORD = “your_salesforce_password”;

    Private static final String SECURITY_TOKEN = “your_salesforce_security_token”;

    Private static final String AUTH_ENDPOINT = https://login.salesforce.com/services/Soap/c/52.0;

    Public static void main(String[] args) {

        ConnectorConfig config = new ConnectorConfig();

        Config.setUsername(USERNAME);

        Config.setPassword(PASSWORD + SECURITY_TOKEN);

        Config.setAuthEndpoint(AUTH_ENDPOINT);

        Try {

            // Establish connection

            EnterpriseConnection connection = new EnterpriseConnection(config);

            // Create a new Account

            Account account = new Account();

            Account.setName(“Sample Account”);

            Account.setExternal_Id__c(“InvalidId123”); // Invalid Salesforce ID

            // Insert the Account record

            SaveResult[] saveResults = connection.create(new SObject[] { account });

            // Check for any errors in the SaveResult

            For (SaveResult result : saveResults) {

                If (result.isSuccess()) {

                    System.out.println(“Account created with ID: “ + result.getId());

                } else {

                    // Handle the error

                    For (com.sforce.soap.enterprise.Error error : result.getErrors()) {

                        If (error.getStatusCode().toString().equals(“INVALID_ID_FIELD”)) {

                            // Log or handle the Invalid Id case

                            System.out.println(“Invalid Id error: “ + error.getMessage());

                            // Additional handling steps if needed

                        } else {

                            System.out.println(“Error: “ + error.getStatusCode() + “ – “ + error.getMessage());

                        }

                    }

                }

            }

        } catch (ConnectionException e) {

            System.err.println(“Connection error: “ + e.getMessage());

        }

    }

}

Here is the Python based coding given:-

From simple_salesforce import Salesforce

From simple_salesforce.exceptions import SalesforceAuthenticationFailed, SalesforceResourceNotFound

# Salesforce credentials and security token

USERNAME = ‘your_salesforce_username’

PASSWORD = ‘your_salesforce_password’

SECURITY_TOKEN = ‘your_salesforce_security_token’

SALESFORCE_DOMAIN = ‘login.salesforce.com’

Def migrate_data(record_ids_to_migrate):

    Try:

        # Initialize Salesforce connection

        Sf = Salesforce(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD, security_token=SECURITY_TOKEN, domain=SALESFORCE_DOMAIN)

        # Prepare data for migration (assuming Account object)

        Records_to_insert = []

        For record_id in record_ids_to_migrate:

            Try:

                # Create a new Account record

                New_account = {‘Name’: ‘Sample Account’, ‘External_Id__c’: record_id}  # Invalid Salesforce ID

                Records_to_insert.append(new_account)

            Except Exception as e:

                Print(f”Error while processing record ID {record_id}: {str€}”)

        # Insert records into Salesforce

        If records_to_insert:

            Result = sf.bulk.Account.insert(records_to_insert)

            For record in result:

                If record[‘success’]:

                    Print(f”Account created with ID: {record[‘id’]}”)

                Else:

                    # Handle error cases

                    If ‘INVALID_ID_FIELD’ in record[‘errors’][0][‘errorCode’]:

                        Print(f”Invalid Id error: {record[‘errors’][0][‘message’]}”)

                        # Additional handling steps if needed

                    Else:

                        Print(f”Error: {record[‘errors’][0][‘errorCode’]} – {record[‘errors’][0][‘message’]}”)

    Except SalesforceAuthenticationFailed as auth_exc:

        Print(f”Salesforce authentication failed: {str(auth_exc)}”)

    Except SalesforceResourceNotFound as res_not_found_exc:

        Print(f”Salesforce resource not found: {str(res_not_found_exc)}”)

    Except Exception as exc:

        Print(f”Error occurred: {str(exc)}”)

# Example usage

If __name__ == “__main__”:

    Record_ids = [‘InvalidId123’, ‘ValidId456’, ‘InvalidId789’]

    Migrate_data(record_ids)

You’ll need to install the simple-salesforce library (pip install simple-salesforce) and replace placeholders like your_salesforce_username, your_salesforce_password, and your_salesforce_security_token with your actual Salesforce credentials and security token.