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Written by Jesús DeLeón-Serratos

Updated at March 20th, 2025

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Overview ClientTrack's Metadata

Overview

This article takes a closer look at the metadata elements commonly found in ClientTrack tables, helping you identify them and understand their purpose within the system.

ClientTrack's Metadata

Metadata is "data about data," capturing information like when and by whom data was entered into a system. It helps with reporting, programming, and audits without enforcing storage standards. You'll find these elements in most tables, and if you've ever exported a CSV or used Query Designer, you've likely interacted with them.

Let's expand on them further.

 

1

Active Status

Indicates whether the record is currently active or inactive in the system

2

CreatedBy

Identifies the user who originally created the record.

3

CreatedDate

Shows the date and time when the record was first entered.

4

OrgID

Represents the unique identifier for the organization responsible for the data or associated actions.

5

RestrictOrg

Determines access restrictions based on the organization's security model.

6

UpdatedDate

Notes the date and time when the record was last modified.

7

UpdatedBy

Identifies the user who last modified the record.

 

In conclusion, understanding the metadata elements in your database is key to unlocking ClientTrack's full potential. These elements help keep track of data changes, manage access, and ensure data accuracy. By using this knowledge, you can improve data reporting, security, and overall management within your organization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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