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databricks Platform · Updated Oct 31, 2025

Salesforce ingestion connector supports history tracking (SCD type 2)

By default, history tracking is off (SCD type 1) for managed connectors in Lakeflow Connect.

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What it does

By default, history tracking is off (SCD type 1) for managed connectors in Lakeflow Connect. This setting overwrites outdated records as they're updated and deleted in the source. You can now enable history tracking (SCD type 2) to maintain a history of those changes.

Why it matters

Reduces operational overhead and unlocks new capabilities for data teams on Databricks.

Key capabilities
table: sourceurl: sourceschema:
table: sourceurl: sourceschema: destinationcatalog: destinationschema…
table: sourceschema: sourcetable:
table: sourceschema: sourcetable: destinationcatalog: destinationschema…
table: sourcecatalog: sourceschema:
table: sourcecatalog: sourceschema: sourcetable: destinationcatalog…
report: sourceurl: destinationcatalog:
report: sourceurl: destinationcatalog: destinationschema:
Architecture
Databricks Platform → Platform
In short

By default, history tracking is off (SCD type 1) for managed connectors in Lakeflow Connect. This setting overwrites outdated records as they're updated and deleted in the source.

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Key takeaway
By default, history tracking is off (SCD type 1) for managed connectors in Lakeflow Connect.
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