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Metadata TypesCustomObjectVersionCustom objects are available in API version 10.0 and later.FieldsUnless otherwise noted, all fields are createable, filterable, and nillable.Field NamecustomSettingsTypecustomSettingsVisibilitydeploymentStatusdeprecateddescriptionenableActivitiesenableDivisionsenableEnhancedLookupField TypeDescriptionCustomSettingsType When this field is present, this component is not a custom(enumeration of type string) object, but a custom setting. This field returns the typeof custom setting. The following string values are valid:• List—static data stored in cache and accessed as partof your application and available organization-wide.• Hierarchy—static data stored in cache and accessedas part of your application and available based on ahierarchy of user, profile or organization. This is thedefault value.CustomSettingsVisibility(enumeration of type string)DeploymentStatus(enumeration of type string)booleanstringbooleanbooleanbooleanThis field is available in API version 17.0 and later.When this field is present, this component is not a customobject, but a custom setting. This field returns thevisibility of the custom setting. The following string valuesare valid:• Public—if the custom setting is packaged, it isaccessible to all subscribing organizations.• Protected—if the custom setting is in a managedpackage, it is only accessible to the developerorganization. Subscribing organizations cannot accessit. This is the default value.This field is available in API version 17.0 and later.Indicates the deployment status of the custom object.Reserved for future use.A description of the object. Maximum of 1000 characters.Indicates whether the custom object is enabled foractivities (true) or not (false).Indicates whether the custom object is enabled fordivisions (true) or not (false). For more informationabout the Division object, see the SOAP API Developer'sGuide.Indicates whether the custom object is enabled forenhanced lookups (true) or not (false). Enhancedlookups provide an updated lookup dialog interface thatgives users the ability to filter, sort, and page throughsearch results as well as customize search result columns.For more information about enhanced lookups, see“Enabling Enhanced Lookups” in the Database.comonline help.84
Metadata TypesCustomObjectField NameenableFeedsenableHistoryfieldsfullNamegenderlabelnamedFilternameFieldpluralLabelsharingModelField TypebooleanbooleanCustomField[]stringGenderstringNamedFilter[]CustomFieldstringSharingModelDescriptionIndicates whether the custom object is enabled for feedtracking (true) or not (false). For more information,see “Customizing Chatter Feed Tracking” in theDatabase.com online help.This field is available in API version 18.0 and later.Indicates whether the custom object is enabled for historytracking (true) or not (false). Also available forstandard objects in API version 29.0 and later.Represents one or more fields in the object.Inherited from Metadata, this field is not defined in theWSDL for this metadata type. It must be specified whencreating, updating, or deleting. See create() to see anexample of this field specified for a call.This value cannot be null.Indicates the gender of the noun. This is used forlanguages where words need different treatmentdepending on their gender.Label that represents the object throughout theDatabase.com user interface.Represents the metadata associated with a lookup filter.Use this metadata type to create, update, or delete lookupfilter definitions.This field is available in API version 17.0 and later.This field has been removed as of API version 30.0 andis only available in prior versions. The metadata associatedwith a lookup filter is now represented by thelookupFilter field in the CustomField component.Required. The field that this object's name is stored in.Every custom object must have a name, usually a stringor autonumber.Identifier for the custom object record. This name appearsin related lists and lookup dialogs. Every custom objectmust have a name, usually a string or autonumber.Plural version of the label value.Indicates the sharing model for this custom object. Validvalues are:• Private• Read• ReadWriteNote: Using API version 29.0 and earlier, thisfield is read-only and you can't set this fieldthrough Metadata API; you must use theDatabase.com user interface. Using API version30.0 and later, you can set this field for internal85
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