what is Append and Append To?

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A append B   -> appends B to A
A appendto B  -> appends A to B

For example: When you attach a note to a case, you must have the Append access right on the note and the Append To access right on the case for the operation to work.


on Case          form     Note lookup
Append to                  Append
         N              :          1          (Relationship)

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