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Is there a way to search fields and other records?
I'm doing some tidy-up and when trying to delete a custom record type I'm told that it's referred to by 'CUSTRECORD_WIS_FULL_AIT_L4'. This isn't listed under Custom Record Fields, so it may be a field defined on another custom record type, or perhaps there are other things it could be that I'm unaware of.
My problem is how to locate this field, and this isn't the first time I've had this issue. I feel as though there should be somewhere that everything is listed, or there should be a search type for fields and/or record types. Even scripted records could have their information captured and added to a database such that you could search for them and find out what script added them, what record they were on, etc.
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