CustomerAddress Class

Default Constructor.

N:1 Account_CustomerAddress

Shows the number of the address, to indicate whether the address is the primary, secondary, or other address for the customer.

Select the address type, such as primary or billing.

Type the city for the customer's address to help identify the location.

Shows the complete address.

N:1 Contact_CustomerAddress

Type the country or region for the customer's address.

Type the county for the customer's address.

Shows who created the record.

Shows the date and time when the record was created. The date and time are displayed in the time zone selected in Microsoft Dynamics CRM options.

Shows who created the record on behalf of another user.

1:N customer_address_contract_line_items

1:N customer_address_contracts_as_billing_address

1:N customer_address_contracts_as_service_address

1:N CustomerAddress_AsyncOperations

1:N CustomerAddress_BulkDeleteFailures

1:N customeraddress_principalobjectattributeaccess

1:N CustomerAddress_ProcessSessions

Unique identifier of the customer address.

Shows the conversion rate of the record's currency. The exchange rate is used to convert all money fields in the record from the local currency to the system's default currency.

Type the fax number associated with the customer's address.

Select the freight terms to make sure shipping charges are processed correctly.

Unique identifier of the data import or data migration that created this record.

Type the latitude value for the customer's address, for use in mapping and other applications.

Type the first line of the customer's address to help identify the location.

Type the second line of the customer's address.

Type the third line of the customer's address.

N:1 lk_customeraddress_createdonbehalfby

N:1 lk_customeraddress_modifiedonbehalfby

N:1 lk_customeraddressbase_createdby

N:1 lk_customeraddressbase_modifiedby

Type the longitude value for the customer's address, for use in mapping and other applications.

Shows who last updated the record.

Shows the date and time when the record was last updated. The date and time are displayed in the time zone selected in Microsoft Dynamics CRM options.

Shows who last updated the record on behalf of another user.

Type a descriptive name for the customer's address, such as Corporate Headquarters.

Shows the type code of the customer record to indicate whether the address belongs to a customer account or contact.

Date and time that the record was migrated.

Enter the user or team who is assigned to manage the record. This field is updated every time the record is assigned to a different user.

Shows the business unit that the record owner belongs to.

Unique identifier of the user who owns the customer address.

Choose the customer's address.

Type the ZIP Code or postal code for the address.

Type the post office box number of the customer's address.

Type the name of the primary contact person for the customer's address.

Select a shipping method for deliveries sent to this address.

Type the state or province of the customer's address.

Type the primary phone number for the customer's address.

Type a second phone number for the customer's address.

Type a third phone number for the customer's address.

For internal use only.

N:1 TransactionCurrency_CustomerAddress

Choose the local currency for the record to make sure budgets are reported in the correct currency.

Type the UPS zone of the customer's address to make sure shipping charges are calculated correctly and deliveries are made promptly, if shipped by UPS.

1:N userentityinstancedata_customeraddress

Time zone code that was in use when the record was created.

Select the time zone for the address.

Version number of the customer address.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Returns a string that represents the current object.