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EFT Fields Not Exposed in ODBC
Correction to my initial post after doing some research:
ODBC:
Neither the EFT fields used for ACH processing nor the CreditCardList fields are exposed in the ODBC schema.
Saved Search (Customer):
The CreditCardList fields are exposed in the Saved Search (but there is no flag to indicate which is the primary/default record, so you can't tell which is primary), and none of the EFT fields are exposed at all. This is strange considering that both EFT and credit card data are actually stored in the same underlying record with a flag to indicate which is which! So there must be a filter that only returns credit card records from that table. We need to remove that filter, or else add some new logical fields which return the EFT-flagged records.