Difference between revisions of "Record Name"
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:* It becomes possible to <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/ABC Co</nowiki></tt> to access a Customer record, as well as <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/12345</nowiki></tt>.<br>-and- | :* It becomes possible to <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/ABC Co</nowiki></tt> to access a Customer record, as well as <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/12345</nowiki></tt>.<br>-and- | ||
:* When you click the Copy Short URL icon [[File:CopyShortURL.png]] in the GUI while displaying the record, the URL you are given to copy is <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/ABC Co</nowiki></tt>. | :* When you click the Copy Short URL icon [[File:CopyShortURL.png]] in the GUI while displaying the record, the URL you are given to copy is <tt><nowiki>http://.../record/Customer/ABC Co</nowiki></tt>.<noinclude> | ||
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Revision as of 00:39, 15 December 2011
When you create an Index on an object, it is possible to specify the object's Record Identifier (declared in Record Locators) as the index field.
When the Index you create is unqiue, that value becomes the "name" of the record. That name is then and it can used as part of a Record URL you specify.
For example:
- If the Record Identifier for the Customer object is specified as customer_name
-and- - A unique Index is created on the Customer object, with Record Identifier chosen as the index field.
- If the Record Identifier for the Customer object is specified as customer_name
Then