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TYPE = <object type> NAME = <object name>
The <header> definition is required for the REFERENCE, OBJECT, and DELETE objects.
The <object type> value is the object type defined in the data dictionary. For example, the <object type> value might be 'contact' or 'case'.
The <object name> value is the name that other objects in the input file can use to reference this object. The name can be any text string. It is a unique identifier for the object in the input file only. It is not the object's database unique identifier, and it is not saved to the database. For example, when inserting a case row, if you enter the NAME as 'Case1', subsequent notes_log rows can use that name to relate to the case.
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