Query Salesforce Big Objects with SOQL-style async queries and understand the indexing constraints

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Verified steps

  1. Define a Big Object with a custom index composed of multiple fields using the Metadata API or Setup UI
  2. Use the standard Salesforce REST query endpoint but note that only equality and range operators on indexed fields are supported
  3. Submit an async SOQL query via the Async Query endpoint at /services/data/vXX.0/query/ adding Sforce-Query-Options headers for async mode
  4. Poll the query job status and download results once the job completes
  5. Insert Big Object records directly using Apex Database.insertImmediate() which bypasses triggers and does not call standard DML
  6. Plan data archival by writing completed transaction records from standard objects into the Big Object via scheduled Apex

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