Unique identifier fields

When creating a view for a report or group, you must include unique identifier fields. For example, to make the view available for a group of company records, include the company unique identifier.

The View tab for an entity lists the columns that you can include in a new view. The Fields tab for an entity lists the fields that can be included in a view.

Table

Unique ID

Cases

case_caseid

Opportunity

oppo_opportunityid

Company

comp_companyid

Lead

lead_leadid

Person

pers_personid

Order

Orde_OrderQuoteID

Quote

Quot_OrderQuoteID

Each table has a hidden unique identifier that you can use to create SQL joins between tables. Each table exists in relationships and foreign keys link the tables together.

Child Table

Foreign Key

Parent Table

Unique ID

Cases

case_primarycompanyid

Company

comp_companyid

Cases

case_primarypersonid

Person

pers_personid

Cases

case_assigneduserid

User

user_userid

Company

comp_primarypersonid

Person

pers_personid

Company

comp_primaryaddressid

Address

addr_addressid

Company

comp_primaryuserid

User

user_userid

Person

pers_companyid

Company

comp_companyid

Person

pers_primaryaddressid

Address

addr_addressid

Person

pers_primaryuserid

User

user_userid

Opportunity

oppo_primarycompanyid

Company

comp_companyid

Opportunity

oppo_primarypersonid

Person

pers_personid

Opportunity

oppo_assigneduserid

User

user_userid

Orders

orde_contactid

Person

pers_personid

Orders

orde_opportunityid

Opportunity

oppo_opportunityid

Orders

orde_associatedid

Quotes

quot_orderquoteid

Quotes

quot_contactid

Person

pers_personid

Quotes

quot_opportunityid

Opportunity

oppo_opportunityid

Quotes

quot_associatedid

Orders

orde_orderquoteid