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I have used the SOQL to get the salesforce record.

 sforce.SforceService SFDCSer;
 qr = SFDCSer.query('select id,name from account');
 sforce.sObject[] queryresutls = qr.records;
 List<sforce.sObject> recordList = queryresutls.OfType<sforce.sObject>().ToList();

I don't know how to use the SOSL in C#. I cant find the Search.Query keyword.

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You can get the record by using below the code.

 sforce.SearchResult sr = SFDCService.search("FIND {tt*} IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING Account (Id,Name,type),Contact(name,email),Opportunity(name,StageName)");
sforce.SearchRecord[] sRecords = sr.searchRecords;
List<sforce.SearchRecord> recordList = sRecords.OfType<sforc

e.SearchRecord>().ToList();
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There is a search() method in the binding. It's impossible not to be there!

http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api/Content/sforce_api_calls_search.htm

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  • Yes I have tried like below but I dont know how to load to datagridview. sforce.SearchResult sr = SFDCService.search("FIND {tt*} IN ALL FIELDS RETURNING Account (Id,Name,type),Contact(name,email),Opportunity(name,StageName)"); sforce.SearchRecord[] sRecords = sr.searchRecords;
    – Lemon
    Commented Aug 6, 2014 at 9:14
  • How to get the object name from the search result and add to the griddateview like id, object name, fields
    – Lemon
    Commented Aug 6, 2014 at 9:18

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