Records

In SimpeOne, a record is the basic entity for storing and representing information. In the agent interface you can work with a record using either form or list view.

Both users and processes can interact with any record. These interactions are represented by the CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations. Depending on the access control list (ACL) settings, some users or groups may have no access to all or some of these operations for a record or some of its fields.

Create a record

You can create a new record via the agent interface in several ways:

Click New on the list view of the required table.
Click New in any record form of the required table.
Click Create Record in the configuration form of the required table.
Click next to a reference type field related to the required table.
Fill in the fields of an existing record with new values and create a copy of the record.

Read a record

When reading a record, the user of the system sees the available content of the record, i.e., attributes and their values.

Edit a record

To edit a record via the agent interface you can either change values in the fields of the record form, or use the inline editing on the list view.

Delete a record

You can delete a record via the agent interface in one of the following ways:

In the list view of the table containing the record you need to delete:

1. Select the required records using checkboxes to the left of the list.
2. Click Delete in the top right corner.

Select Delete in the burger menu of the form of the record you need to delete.

You can restore the deleted records from the Record Deletion Log (sys_record_deletion_log), if the table that contained the deleted record has the Record deletion logging checkbox selected.

Unique record ID

Each record in an instance is identified by a unique 18-character ID called sys_id. The record ID must be unique within the same table (including records in parent/child tables). The record ID value cannot be changed.

The record ID can be obtained from the record URL address. For example, an article record with the URL shown in the example below has an ID of '158815469913225806'.

https://<instance_url>/record/article/158815469913225806

It can be retrieved either from the browser address bar, or by copying the URL of the item at the navigation panel or on the list view.

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