Views

Some record types are complex, containing a large number of fields. A view creates a subset of fields within a record definition and assigns that field set to a user group. Views implement different field sets for different user groups. In other words, if you have (for example) a set of accounting fields within your record definition and a set of inventory fields, a pair of views assigned to each user group for account and inventory management, respectively, will show only the fields assigned to that group.

Another use for a view is to limit the fields shown in search results. In a record type with many fields, most fields are useless to search.

View Definition

• Name: A human-readable name for the view. The name should be easy to recognize.
• Type: Global (shows the view everywhere) or Search Results (shows the view only in search)
• Group: Assign the view to an existing group or set of groups. Please note you must create the groups before the views.
• Record Type: Assign a record type to assign a fieldset.
• Fields: Define the set of fields assigned to this view.

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