Finding inline scripts associated to respective flow designer's actions
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a month ago
Hi All,
In pursuit of automation, I need to obtain information about the inline scripts written in actions associated with a particular flow. Could you please guide me on how to retrieve the inline script contents for each flow and its respective actions?
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Thank you,
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a month ago
data for flow is scattered and not stored in single table.
you might have to check sys_update_xml and type = "Action Type" or Flow
See the payload XML
Example: I was able to search inline script used in Flow Action
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Ankur
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a month ago
sometime back I used approach shared here and it helped me to some extent, see if that works/helps you
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a month ago
Hope you are doing good.
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4 weeks ago
Thank you for taking out time and explaining, we are giving up on that part for now. In the update set also any inline script you write is sort of encrypted. But glad I learned something along the way.