Elements and Sections in the List XML Output File
The following table describes the elements and sections in the list configuration XML output file.
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The <List> section contains all of the information for a single list. |
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<RecordType> contains the system name of the record type for the list. Note: You cannot change the record type in an existing list.
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<ListName> is the name of the list. Note: You cannot change the name of an existing list.
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<ListType> is the type of list. The valid values are: Private, Public, Role Specific. Note: When a new list is inserted, if the type is not specified, and if
the <UserSignInId> element is also not specified, then the list
is created as a private list for the currently logged-in user. You
cannot change the type of an existing list.
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For private lists only, <UserSignInId> contains the sign-in ID of the user who owns the list. |
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<CreatedByAlias> is the alias of the user who created the list. When a new list is inserted, the CreatedByAlias field on the list is always set to the identifier of the currently logged-in user. |
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<ModifiedByAlias> is the alias of the user who last modified the list. When a new list is inserted or an existing list is updated, the ModifiedByAlias field on the list is always set to the alias of the currently logged-in user. |
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For role-specific lists only, <RoleName> is the name of the role to which the list is applicable. |
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<CreatedById> is the identifier of the user who created the list. When a new list is inserted, the CreatedByID field on the list is always set to the identifier of the currently logged-in user. |
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<ModifiedById> is the identifier of the user who last modified the list. When a new list is inserted or an existing list is updated, the ModifiedById field on the list is always set to the identifier of the currently logged-in user. |
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<CreatedDate> is the date and time the list was created. |
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<ModifiedDate> is the date and time the list was last modified. |
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<Description> is a description of the list. |
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<SearchIn> is the record set from which records are returned. The valid values are:
In addition to the above values, the <SearchIn> element can specify the name of a book. For Upsert operations, the book must already exist in the target environment. |
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<CaseInsensitiveFlag> specifies whether fields are case insensitive (true) in the search or case sensitive (false). |
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<LanguageCode> is the language code for the currently logged-in user, if the list is a system list. For other lists, <LanguageCode> is the language code in which the list was created. For the list of language codes, see Language Codes and Their Corresponding Language and Country. If a language code is not specified when a new list is inserted, then the language code of the currently logged-in user is used. Note: You cannot change the language code of an existing list.
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The <ListOfFilterInformation> section contains the filter information for the list. |
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The <FilterInfo> section contains the information for one filter. |
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<Conjunction> is the operator, And or Or. If a conjunction is not specified when a new list is inserted, then the And conjunction is used. |
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<FieldName> is the system name of the field. |
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<Condition> is the condition for the filter. For information about which filter conditions are valid for the various field types, see Oracle CRM On Demand Online Help. |
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<FilterValue> is the value for the filter. |
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<FilterValueAssocId> is the association ID (row ID) for a filter value for association control fields such as Contact Full Name, Account Name, Owner Alias, and so on, where the condition is Equal to. |
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The <ListOfSelectedFields> section contains the fields selected for display in the search results. |
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The <SelectedFieldInfo> section contains the information for one field. |
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<SelectedField> is the system name of the field. |
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<SortOrder> is the sort order of a field used for sorting the search results: ASC for ascending or DESC for descending. If the sort order is not specified, then the sort order is ascending by default. |
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<SortPosition> is the position of a field within the list of fields used for sorting. |
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