CORE_OBJECT_USAGE

	CORE_OBJECT_USAGE_PROCESS	CORE Endpoint
	/rpc/core/?method=CORE_OBJECT_USAGE_PROCESS
	This method works out where in the system a particular object is used, for e.g. an Area, a Contact Business, an Invoice etc

PARAMETERS	TYPE	NOTES
Id	Numeric	See ProcessingTime.
Object	Numeric	Mandatory. The object being searched for. Note: Area (142), Contact Business (12), Contact Person (32), and Project (1) check for all columns in all methods where one of these fields are expected, as well as Object / ObjectContext fields. For example, if you search for a Contact Person, amongst others, it will check FINANCIAL_INVOICE_SEARCH.ContactPersonSentTo, CORE_OBJECT_LINK_MANAGE.Object / ObjectContext etc. For objects not in the above list, it will search for matches in Object / ObjectContext
ObjectContext	Numeric	Mandatory.
ProcessingTime	Numeric	Defaults to 30s. Under unusual system loads, this method may take some time to complete. If you want to show more progress to the user, you can set the timeout to less, call the method once. If in the returned data ProcessedCount is less than TotalCount, call this method again with the same id, and it will continue processing from where it was up to. Even if you leave the default at 30s, it is important to check ProcessedCount = TotalCount to ensure processing finished

	RETURN
	Id
	MatchCount	Number of places object was found. Use CORE_OBJECT_USAGE_ITEM_SEARCH to see the matches
	ProcessedCount	Number of objects checked. If ProcessedCount < TotalCount the method needs to be called again with the same id
	TotalCount	Number of objects that need to be checked

	EXAMPLE
	1.	Once you have done the processing, and have the id, call CORE_OBJECT_USAGE_ITEM_SEARCH to see the data. Query the fields UsageItem.Column.Object.AdvancedSearchMethod,UsageItem.Column.Column1 with a filter usage equal_to 1234 to have returned the searches, and the appropriate fields in each search