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The corresponding metrics from the disabled tables will not populate in the downstream models.
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## (Optional) Step 4: Utilizing Salesforce History Mode records
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If you have Salesforce [History Mode](https://fivetran.com/docs/getting-started/feature/history-mode) enabled for your connector, we now include support for the `account`, `contact`, and `opportunity` tables directly. This will allow you access to your historical data for these tables while taking advantage of incremental loads to help with compute.
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If you have Salesforce [History Mode](https://fivetran.com/docs/using-fivetran/features#historymode) enabled for your connector, we now include support for the `account`, `contact`, and `opportunity` tables directly. This will allow you access to your historical data for these tables while taking advantage of incremental loads to help with compute.
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### Configuring Your Salesforce History Mode Database and Schema Variables
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Customers leveraging the Salesforce connector generally fall into one of two categories when taking advantage of History mode. They either have one connector that is syncing non-historical records and a separate connector that syncs historical records, **or** they have one connector that is syncing historical records. We have designed this feature to support both scenarios.
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