I'm trying to update a record via the SalesForce API (Enterprise WSDL).
The code below executes fine, and the saveResult returned says that the operation was successful.
Yet, when I look in SalesForce - the record has not been updated. The only thing that I can think of is that I am using the wrong Id - But I have quintuple checked this and checked it again and then re-checked it.
Has anybody encountered something like this before? Alternatively, I will be so pleased if someone can point out the stupid mistake that I've probably made somewhere :-)
sforce.Participant__c updateParticipant = new sforce.Participant__c();
        updateParticipant.Id = participant.Id.Length == 15? participant.Id : participant.Id.Substring(0, 15);
        if (updateType == "pre")
        {
            updateParticipant.Manual_Download_Date__c = DateTime.Now;
            updateParticipant.Manual_Download__c = true;
        }
        else if (updateType == "post")
        {
            updateParticipant.Post_Class_Manual_Download__c = true;
            updateParticipant.Post_Class_Manual_Downloaded_Date__c = DateTime.Now;
        }
        sforce.SaveResult[] result = SFLib.sfdc.update(new sforce.sObject[] { updateParticipant });
        if (result == null || result.Length <= 0)
            return false;
        else
        {
            if (result[0].success == true)
                return true;
            else
                throw new Exception("Update participant failed", new Exception(result[0].errors[0].message));
        }
                You use the sObject Rows resource to update records. Provide the updated record information in your request data and use the PATCH method of the resource with a specific record ID to update that record. Records in a single file must be of the same object type.
The API works the same way as the initial call for saving the object. To update a property value, simply modify it in the instance representing the saved object. The example below retrieves a saved object, modifies the “name” property, and saves it back in the data store.
When using .Net to call the Update method on the API, you need to set the *fieldname__cSpecified* field explicitly. E.g.
updateParticipant.aDateField_StartDate__c = DateTime.Now;
updateParticipant.aDateField_StartDate__cSpecified = true;
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