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New Objects in API Version 29.0

Today, while working on Event object, I recognized that we can add more than one Lead/Contact to an event using 'Add to Invitees' link. My curiosity to understand how it is being stored in DB took me to 'EventRelation' & 'UndecidedEventRelation' objects. I suspected there are many more and it leads me to Winter'14 release doc and I found whole set of new objects in API Version 29.0

 These objects are new in API version 29.0.
  • The AcceptedEventRelation object represents invitees with the status Accepted for a given event.
  • The AccountCleanInfo object stores the metadata Data.com Clean uses to determine an account record’s clean status.
  • The AllowedEmailDomain object represents an allowed email domain for users in your organization.
  • The AppMenuItem object represents an item in the app picker, exposing metadata for tab sets, service providers, and Connected Apps.
  • The AttachedContentDocument object contains all ContentDocument objects associated with an object.
  • The AuthSession object exposes session data and enables read and delete operations on that data.
  • The CombinedAttachment object contains all notes, attachments, Google Docs, documents uploaded to libraries in Salesforce CRM Content, and files added to Chatter that are associated with an object.
  • The ContactCleanInfo object stores the metadata Data.com Clean uses to determine a contact record’s clean status.
  • The CronJobDetail object provides the name and type of a scheduled job represented by a corresponding CronTrigger record.
  • The DeclinedEventRelation object represents invitees with the status Declined for a given event.
  • The EventWhoRelation object represents the relationship between an event and a lead or contacts. This derived object is a filtered version of the EventRelation object.
  • The FeedPoll Choice object represents a choice in a poll posted in a feed.
  • The FeedPollVote object represents a vote in a poll.
  • The FieldHistoryArchive object represents historical archived information about an object’s changed field values. The object is currently available through a pilot program.
  • The LeadCleanInfo object stores the metadata Data.com Clean uses to determine a lead record’s clean status.
  • The LiveChatTranscriptOwnerSharingRule object represents the rules for sharing a Live Agent chat transcript record with users other than the record owner.
  • The PermissionSetLicense object represents a license that enables a user to receive a specified permission without changing their profile or reassigning profiles.
  • The PermissionSetLicenseAssign object represents the association between a User and a PermissionSetLicense.
  • The TaskWhoRelation object represents the relationship between a task and a lead or contacts. This derived object is a filtered version of the TaskRelation object.
  • The UndecidedEventRelation object represents invitees with the status Not Responded for a given event.
  • The UserLogin object represents the settings that affect a user’s ability to log into an organization.
  • The UserProfile object represents a Chatter user profile.

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