SECTIONS
Here is a description of the fields that make up a field mapping definition and its associated field mappings. You must be signed in as an administrator to create or edit these fields.
Key: * – Mandatory field; R – Read-only; The number indicates the number of characters that are allowed in this text field, where appropriate.
| Field | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Field Mapping Definition Name | * | 80 | The name of the field mapping definition. |
| Source Object | * | API name of the source object for this field mapping definition. | |
| Target Object | * | API name of the target object for this field mapping definition. |
Field Mapping
| Field | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Field Mapping Name | R | Auto-generated number to uniquely identify this field mapping. | |
| Field Mapping Definition | R | The field mapping definition that this mapping belongs to. | |
| Fixed Value |
A fixed value to map to the target field. You can populate either Fixed Value or Source Field, but not both. When you click Create Mapping on a settings record, if fixed analysis GLA codes are specified on the settings record they are mapped as fixed values to target fields. |
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| Invert Boolean Result | Choose whether you want the source value for a boolean field to be inverted in the target field. For example, a source value of True would become a target value of False. | ||
| Source Field | * | API name of the source field used in this mapping. You can populate either Source Field or Fixed Value, but not both. | |
| Target Field | * | API name of the target field used in this mapping. | |
| Value For True | 255 | If you are mapping a text field to a boolean, you must enter the text value that represents True. For example, if the source field's text values are Yes and No, the value for true would be Yes. |