how to check table details for specific application scope

velumanisa
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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @velumanisa 

 

This information is stored in the Application field in sys_db_object table

 

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Nishant8
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Hello @velumanisa, can you elaborate further your requirement? if you wish to just open the table, then either you can go to System Definition -> Tables or you can type sys_db_object.list in application navigator and can open the desired table.

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Nishant 

Ankur Bawiskar
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@velumanisa 

Please explain your question in detail

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Ankur
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velumanisa
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Thanks for your quick response. My question is how to check table details for GRC: Policy and compliance scope. I was able to find the table details from system application-> Studio.

 

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Sarthak Kashyap
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Hi @velumanisa ,

Please navigate to sys_db_object.LIST here you will get all the information regarding the specific table like fields, ACL, Application Access, Access Control, Prefix of the table. 

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You can check for any table I'm doing for incident table 

 

Please mark my answer correct and helpful if this works for you

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Sarthak