Daylite's Hidden Data Model
Posted by Don Morris on 08.08.2013
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Daylite's Hidden Data Model
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Daylite 4’s data model gives us many of the fields (properties) you need to work with its objects (entities), but doesn’t provide all of them. This is understandable, since there are some that Marketcircle doesn’t want you to touch—to do so could result in catastrophic data loss! However, it becomes necessary from time to time to use those fields to accomplish a particular goal, so knowing what those hidden properties are is extremely helpful.
To find this information, open the Daylite Console and paste in this script: