TaskPriority

Represents the importance or urgency of a Task, such as High, Normal, or Low.

Supported Calls

query(), retrieve(), describeSObjects()

Special Access Rules

Customer Portal users cannot access this object.

Fields

For a complete list of fields in this object type, see the WSDL file for your organization and the Salesforce online help.

Field Field Type Field Properties Description
IsDefault boolean Defaulted on create

Filter

Indicates whether this is the default task priority value (true) or not (false) in the picklist. Only one value in the picklist can be the default value.
IsHighPriority boolean Defaulted on create

Filter

Indicates whether this task priority value represents a high priority Task (true) or not (false). Multiple task priority values can represent a high-priority Task.
MasterLabel string Filter

Nillable

Master label for this task priority value. This display value is the internal label that does not get translated. Limit: 255 characters.
SortOrder int Filter

Nillable

Number used to sort this value in the task priority picklist. These numbers are not guaranteed to be sequential, as some previous task priority values might have been deleted.

Usage

This object represents a value in the task priority picklist. The task priority picklist provides additional information about the importance of a Task, such as whether a given priority value represents a high priority. Your client application can invoke the query() call on this object to retrieve the set of values in the task priority picklist, and then use that information while processing Task objects to determine more information about a given task. For example, the application could test whether a given Task is high priority based on its Priority value and the value of the IsHighPriority property in the associated TaskPriority object.

This object is read-only. With sufficient permissions, you can invoke the query() and describeSObjects() calls on these objects.

See Also:
Standard and Custom Object Basics
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