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12-03-2023 06:39 PM
Hi
A large number of event records named "Flow.fire" are being output to the event log.
I would like to identify which flow was executed from this log. Is there a way?
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12-03-2023 08:41 PM - edited 12-03-2023 08:42 PM
Hi @__ __2
There's a column Instance [instance] in the Events [sysevent] table. You can find the sys_id of the flow context from this field.
Just pull that field to the list, open the table Flow engine contexts [sys_flow_context], and add a filter as Sys ID is the sys_id from the Instance column. And you'll have the name and also the context of the Flow.
You can also access the list of Active Flows by navigating to Process Automation > Flow Administration > Active Flows
Cheers,
Tai Vu
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12-03-2023 08:02 PM
Hi @__ __2
unfortunately, that table cannot provide the requested information. You have to go to table sys_flow_context if you want to see the link to the underlying (sub-)flow.
Maik
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12-03-2023 08:41 PM - edited 12-03-2023 08:42 PM
Hi @__ __2
There's a column Instance [instance] in the Events [sysevent] table. You can find the sys_id of the flow context from this field.
Just pull that field to the list, open the table Flow engine contexts [sys_flow_context], and add a filter as Sys ID is the sys_id from the Instance column. And you'll have the name and also the context of the Flow.
You can also access the list of Active Flows by navigating to Process Automation > Flow Administration > Active Flows
Cheers,
Tai Vu