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02-14-2023 06:26 AM
Hello @nath0507
The fields that are highlighted in the screenshot are from the change_request table.
You can perform the below steps to access these fields:
- Open any change request on your instance.
- Navigate to the planning section
- Right click on the field & click on configure dictionary.
The values that you put in these fields are stored in the sys_audit table.
- Navigate to the sys_audit table.
- Filter the table name and field name column with the table and field you want to check
- The document key holds the sys_id of the record you wish to check (sys_id of the change record)
- now check the old value and new value column.
- It will store the current value and old value of the field that you are checking.
- update count column will tell you how many times the field has been updated, and the older the update count, means its the current value.
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02-14-2023 06:26 AM
Hello @nath0507
The fields that are highlighted in the screenshot are from the change_request table.
You can perform the below steps to access these fields:
- Open any change request on your instance.
- Navigate to the planning section
- Right click on the field & click on configure dictionary.
The values that you put in these fields are stored in the sys_audit table.
- Navigate to the sys_audit table.
- Filter the table name and field name column with the table and field you want to check
- The document key holds the sys_id of the record you wish to check (sys_id of the change record)
- now check the old value and new value column.
- It will store the current value and old value of the field that you are checking.
- update count column will tell you how many times the field has been updated, and the older the update count, means its the current value.