Scripting Subrecords that Occur in Body Fields
In some cases, a subrecord is accessed through a body field on a record.
Most subrecords referenced from body fields behave in the same general way. However, there are some differences when working with subrecords that are used as the shipping or billing addresses on transactions.
For details, see the following sections:
Body Field Subrecords
The following are examples of typical subrecords that are referenced from body fields:
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An assembly build record may need to include the serial numbers of each assembly being tracked. These details would be stored in an inventory detail subrecord referenced from a body field on the assembly build record.
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A subsidiary record may include a main address, a shipping address, and a return address. Each of these address subrecords is referenced by a field on the body of the record.
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The company information preferences page includes the preferred main address, shipping address, and return address for your organization. Each of these address subrecords is referenced by a field on the body of the record.
For details about working with these types of subrecords, see the following sections:
Related Topics
Transaction Shipping and Billing Addresses
Some transactions can have body fields that represent shipping and billing addresses. Each of these fields contains an address subrecord. The process of interacting with these subrecords can be different from working with other body field subrecords. For details, see Scripting Transaction Shipping and Billing Addresses.