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# Passing array variables using Salesforce external connection

# Passing array variables using Salesforce external connection {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated March 12, 2026  
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You must use single quote strings when making a SOQL query to Salesforce.

Salesforce supports only single quote strings in a SOQL query. Therefore, the following inputs would not be recognized by Salesforce.

    let inputs = { "productsArray": '("Tablet10", "Laptop13", "Laptop15")' }

Instead, use single quotes as in the following snippet.

    let inputs = { "productsArray": "('Tablet10', 'Laptop13', 'Laptop15')" }

The following sample script pulls Salesforce IDs.

    // Array of Salesforce IDs
    const idList = ['0066e00001pGlTUAA0', '0066e00001pGlTTAA0', '0066e00001pGlTPAA0'];

    // Create a string to pass to the SOQL IN query
    // first part: "('" = opening parenthesis and single quote
    // middle part: idList.join("','") = join all the Salesforce Ids with single quote, a comma and single quote
    // last part: "')" = single quote and closing parenthesis
    const soqlIn = "('" + idList.join("','") + "')";

    // inputs to the SOQL query and calling SF connection
    const inputs = {"idList": soqlIn};
    const response = Salesforce.<yourExternalConnectionVariableName>(inputs);

**Related concepts**   

* [Passing data from Salesforce to CPQ fields](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/T2fgy7SWgSTTsNOjZwu2IA "Learn how to pass information from Salesforce into CPQ using the On Configuration/Reconfigure enrichment.")  
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