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I have figured out my issue.
I was trying to reference the object name in the __r instead of the actual name of the relationship I created within custObj2. When using the name of the relationship and changing it from __c to __r, it worked.
{
"Amount__c":"2",
"Contract_Address__c":"someValue",
"...
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A reasonable workaround I found is to use a Composite request: in step 1, retrieve record Id, in step 2, update record by Id using normal PATCH method.
POST /services/data/v53.0/composite
{
"compositeRequest" : [{
"method" : "GET",
"url" : "/services/data/v53.0/sobjects/Account/customExtIdField__c/11999?...
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Yes you can, via Script.Util.HttpRequest function. You can see a blog post I made here for details.
Below is a sample of using this script for a PUT call in SSJS:
<script runat=server>
Platform.Load("core", "1.1.1");
var accessToken = {{yourToken}};
var url = 'https://www.exacttargetapis.com/asset/v1/content/assets/{{ContentID}}'
...
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There's no nextUrl because of the LIMIT clause. If you need all fields without restriction, you need to do a describe call to get all fields, which you can cache for later use, then build a query based those results.
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