In addition to the data that is submitted through a form , Zoho Creator captures a few details like - which user added the record, when did the user add the record, which user was the last one to update it, etc. These details are stored in the system fields.
As the name suggests, adding and updating data in system fields is handled by the system - Zoho Creator. You and your users will neither be able to set values for these fields, nor be able to edit the values stored in these fields. However, you can make use of these fields in your app. Refer this section to see examples.
System fields | Description |
ID | Stores the record's identification (ID) - an auto-generated numeric value that is unique for all records. |
Added Time | Stores the date and time of when the record was added. |
Added User | Stores the username of the user who added the record. |
Added User IP Address | Stores the public IP address of the device from which the user added the record. |
Added Location | Stores the physical location (address) from where the user added the record. |
Last Modified Time | Stores the date and time of when the record was last modified. |
Last Modified User | Stores the username of the user who was the last one to update/modify the record. |
Modified User IP Address | Stores the public IP address of the device from which the last modified user updated/modified the record. |
Modified Location | Stores the physical location (address) from where the user last updated/modified the record. |
You can enable your users to view the data stored in the system fields by adding them in the quick view layout and/or detail view layout of the reports that your users have access to.
Examples of using system fields in an app
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