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metasync
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Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

You are missing apiVersion field in the soap request. I believe that field auto-populated by workbench. If you don't specify, sfdc will assume it isas first supported version (in my case it was 12). You can check this by viewing the package.xml returned in the retrieve response.

Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

You are missing apiVersion field in the soap request. I believe that field auto-populated by workbench. If you don't specify, sfdc will assume it is first supported version (in my case it was 12). You can check this by viewing the package.xml returned in the retrieve response.

You are missing apiVersion field in the soap request. I believe that field auto-populated by workbench. If you don't specify, sfdc will assume it as first supported version (in my case it was 12). You can check this by viewing the package.xml returned in the retrieve response.

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Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

Message indicates that requested setting types are not valid. Your example of workbench is not apple-to-apple comparison as youYou are retrieving different settings.

To get list of supported settings, try to callmissing listMetadataapiVersion with type asfield in the Settings and then latersoap request. I believe that field auto-populated by workbench. If you don't specify, sfdc will assume it is first supported version (in my case it was 12). You can request thosecheck this by viewing the package.xml returned in the retrieve response.

Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

Message indicates that requested setting types are not valid. Your example of workbench is not apple-to-apple comparison as you are retrieving different settings.

To get list of supported settings, try to call listMetadata with type as Settings and then later you can request those.

Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

You are missing apiVersion field in the soap request. I believe that field auto-populated by workbench. If you don't specify, sfdc will assume it is first supported version (in my case it was 12). You can check this by viewing the package.xml returned in the retrieve response.

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metasync
metasync
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Fact that you got a successful response with messages means, your request was fine.

Message indicates that requested setting types are not valid. Your example of workbench is not apple-to-apple comparison as you are retrieving different settings.

To get list of supported settings, try to call listMetadata with type as Settings and then later you can request those.