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 Author  Thread: ticket history
brian mcdonald
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ticket historyYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 02 Nov 09 10:48 AM
We have a dispute about a certain ticket that was created and im trying to figure out who created the ticket and if it was ever edited or changed? im pretty new to saleslogix and wondering if this is possible.
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Raul A. Chavez
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Re: ticket historyYour last visit to this thread was on 1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM
Posted: 02 Nov 09 2:29 PM
SalesLogix tables have 2 fields to help track how created and/or last modified certain records:

CREATEUSER and MODIFYUSER

When a record is first created, both fields are set to the same UserID (same as CreateDAte and ModifyDate, they would be identical).
As users work with the data, the CREATEUSER and CREATEDATE are not touched, and only the MODIFYUSER and MODIFYDATE fields are updated.

Now, this is only true for data created within the App. If you have Integration points, it will depend on how the data was created. If the code places a value under the Create User, that value will be applied.
Also, it is possible to modify these 2 fields via the backend, so if users have access/knowledge they could do so (or again an integration point not properly written could as well overwrite these fields).

Also, keep in mind that CREATEDATE and MODIFYDATE will be stored as Universal Time (UTC).
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