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ODBC: Table containing all custom records
Overview
From SuiteAnswers 48744 - Custom Record Types, we know that there is a table for every custom record type. Each table contains all instances of its corresponding custom record. But what if you want to access a table containing all the custom records or a table of information similar to what can be seen in Customization > Lists, Records, & Fields > Record Types? This kind of table is not available in the Connect Schema but it can be created using the idea of how a table is created for each custom record.
How?
- Create a custom record containing information about the custom records in your account. Since this is a custom record, you can even include a field for the table name. Just follow the ODBC table naming convention for custom records.
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