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06-23-2024 07:01 AM
How to identify a scheduled FLOW in Scheduled job table?
I have created a scheduled FLOW and accordingly an entry is created in sys_trigger table but now able to know which FLOW is linked ot the schedule in below table.
I thought the sys_id of FLOW is what is showing up below, but its not!
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06-23-2024 08:49 AM
I think I found it (or a way).
When you open the sys_hub_flow table, within the list view filter for your flow and add column "Remote trigger ID" (remote_trigger_id). The sys_id in that column corresponds with the sys_id which you will see in the sys_trigger record and the sys_flow_trigger_auto_script record. The sys_id itself is the sys_id of the sys_flow_timer_trigger record.
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Mark Roethof
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06-23-2024 08:43 AM
Hi there,
Interesting question. I don't know, though I'm curious to find out 😅
What I know:
Scheduled Flows can be found in table sys_flow_trigger_auto_script. The name (for example, Trigger:<sys_id>), is also what you could find in the sys_trigger table, like the image you shared.
The sys_id that you will see in the sys_flow_trigger_auto_script record corresponds with a record in the sys_flow_timer_trigger table.
Where the link/reference/sys_id with the sys_hub_flow is though... I'm curious to find out.
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Mark Roethof
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06-23-2024 08:49 AM
I think I found it (or a way).
When you open the sys_hub_flow table, within the list view filter for your flow and add column "Remote trigger ID" (remote_trigger_id). The sys_id in that column corresponds with the sys_id which you will see in the sys_trigger record and the sys_flow_trigger_auto_script record. The sys_id itself is the sys_id of the sys_flow_timer_trigger record.
Kind regards,
Mark Roethof
Independent ServiceNow Consultant
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06-24-2024 02:32 AM
Thanks a lot @Mark Roethof 🙂