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D0ubleStakkedD0ubleStakked 

Does an Opportunity have an ID?

I'm have an external client application and I'm using a vb.net proxy generated from my Enterprise WSDL.
 
I'm trying to do some data synchronization with Opportunities, and I'm not seeing an OpportunityId field.
I see other Id fields, such as "Pricebook2Id" and "OwnerId"
 
Is there a standard OpportunityId field? 
  or
Is there a standard/recommended method of identifying an Opportunity as unique?
  or
Is the answer, "it depends" for each Enterprise?
 
Thanks,
Brian
SuperfellSuperfell
Every object has a primary key field called Id.
D0ubleStakkedD0ubleStakked
And there it is....
 
I didn't see it initially in Visual Studio.NET's object browser, but that's because its part of the base sObject definition.
 
Thanks Simon.
 
-Brian
Kumar MettuKumar Mettu
Refer this document which has details of how to do Schema Browsing. I really like the Developers’ Sidekick by Upside Outcomes

Hope this  Helps.
Kumar.