Salesforce Logs can be viewed from directly within the Lingk Execution Log when you use the salesforceBulkWriter connector.To view the logs, simply open your execution log and find the print statement that shows your SF write statement.On that log, you will notice a 'Details' link. If you click on that link, you will be brought to a new web page that enables you to view the Salesforce log in detail, without having to log into Salesforce at all!If the log item is an error, clicking on the 'Records Failed' value brings you to a deeper, detailed log on the exact issue of the error. Identifying and Fixing Bulk Data ErrorsFind the Bulk Data Load job that correlates with your recipe statementLook at the batches for the Bulk Data Load. Lingk automatically creates batches for large Bulk Data Load jobs. Additionally, you can configure the batch size on the connector.Identify if the type of error.Batch level status errors mean that no rows in the entire batch could be processed (most of the time due to duplicate or missing required fields)Batch level results (row errors) mean that there are data validation issues. Some records may succeed and others failClick "View Result" to download a file containing the row by row results. Find the records that fail and update your recipe accordingly. Many times you will find data that needs to be trimmed, data values that need transformation or picklist values that are not mapped (or unavailable in the target object).Fix the error and try again.Note that Successful record Inserts / Updates can also be reviewed via the above methodology. Import Success Success Details While testing your recipe, you can write out the results of your statements to a CSV file using the Local File connector for review without submitting to Salesforce.