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Originally posted by: lae_errors

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Originally posted by: Narenso

Originally posted by: lae_errors
					

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Any idea about this error? Is the Lavastorm Get for Salesforce node has limitation for columns? I tried to pull around 800 columns from Opportunity object.
When I limit it around 500 its working fine.

Error occurred during executing request: Unexpected error: 413 Request Entity Too Large

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

Depending upon your configuration, one of the columns could contain data that is too large (such as PDFs or Images).. you might be hitting that problem.

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Originally posted by: awilliams1024

Another reason may be that you are hitting the limit on the length of the SOQL statement:

• The maximum query length on REST is bound by the URL limit imposed by our app servers, around 20,000 characters.
• The maximum query length is likely to be smaller than 20,000 characters because SOQL queries get translated and augmented with more information needed by the server side to execute the query (e.g. user name, org, complex formulas showing relationships etc.)

If you need to have all 800 columns maybe you could modify your data flow to pull subsets of the data in two separate queries and then join the data sets together using a unique identifier.