Update app.py

app.py

@@ -11,22 +11,22 @@ try:
     sf = Salesforce(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD, security_token=SECURITY_TOKEN)
 
     # Define your custom object API names (replace with your actual custom object API names)
-custom_object_1 = 'staff__c'
-custom_object_2 = 'CustomerData__c'
+   custom_object_1 = 'staff__c'
+   custom_object_2 = 'CustomerData__c'
 
-# Retrieve records from the first custom object
-records_custom_object_1 = sf.query(f"SELECT Name, AdhardCard__c, contactNumber__c, pancard__c FROM {custom_object_1}")
+   # Retrieve records from the first custom object
+   records_custom_object_1 = sf.query(f"SELECT Name, AdhardCard__c, contactNumber__c, pancard__c FROM {custom_object_1}")
 
-# Retrieve records from the second custom object
-records_custom_object_2 = sf.query(f"SELECT Name, AdhardCardPhoto__c, pancardPhoto__c, PhoneNumber__c FROM {custom_object_2}")
+   # Retrieve records from the second custom object
+    records_custom_object_2 = sf.query(f"SELECT Name, AdhardCardPhoto__c, pancardPhoto__c, PhoneNumber__c FROM {custom_object_2}")
 
-# Print retrieved records
-print("Records from Custom Object 1:")
-for record in records_custom_object_1['records']:
+   # Print retrieved records
+   print("Records from Custom Object 1:")
+   for record in records_custom_object_1['records']:
     print(record)
 
-print("\nRecords from Custom Object 2:")
-for record in records_custom_object_2['records']:
+    print("\nRecords from Custom Object 2:")
+    for record in records_custom_object_2['records']:
     print(record)