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# Build 3.92.0 (04tRl000001xnybIAA)

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Add this path to your org URL:\
`/packaging/installPackage.apexp?p0=04tRl000001xnybIAA`
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## What's New

### Duplicate: retrieve the master record ID

Use this function to identify the record that remains after a merge.

#### Function

Use this function to identify the master record before updating pair members and merging duplicates.

**Inputs:** The Salesforce record IDs for both duplicate records and the Duplicate Setting ID. The Duplicate Setting defines the selection rules.

**Output:** The master record ID.

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```apex
delpha.DDQ_DuplicateApi.getMaster('[RecordId1]', '[RecordId2]', '[DuplicateSettingId]');
```

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#### How to use it

1. Select the duplicate records to process. This step is required for bulk updates.

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```sql
SELECT Id, delpha__RecordId__c, delpha__MatchedRecordId__c
FROM delpha__DDQ_DuplicateRecord__c
WHERE delpha__Processed__c = false
  AND (delpha__Status__c = 'Steward Yes' OR delpha__Status__c = 'Auto Yes')
```

{% endcode %}

2. Get the Duplicate Setting ID.
   * In the Delpha Setup app, open the Duplicate Setting to apply.
   * Copy the Duplicate Setting ID from the URL.
3. Call `getMaster` with `delpha__RecordId__c`, `delpha__MatchedRecordId__c`, and the Duplicate Setting ID.

#### Notes

* Batch calls support a maximum batch size of 100.
* The calling user needs a valid **Delpha License** and the **Delpha Admin Permission Set Group**.


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