Names of Flow/Subflows/actions using particular custom field.
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12-11-2025 03:38 AM
Hi Folks,
We're planning to remove u_abc custom field from system. Before that we're trying to get the names of flows/subflows/actions using this particular custom field.
By clicking on record in sys_hub_action_type_definition.LIST table redirecting to workflow studio UI. so there a way to find flows and actions?
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12-11-2025 04:15 AM
That will be almost impossible to achieve because of how everything is configured and intertwined.
Check the sys_update_xml table to see if it is in the payload of any record there. That should give you some indication.
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12-11-2025 04:20 AM
Yeah, tried this already this way we can find only scrip actions(step) (sys_hub_step_instance). payload doesn't have inline script data, conditions, if/else logic etc..,
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12-11-2025 04:27 AM
Hi,
This would vary depending on where the custom field is used, it's different depending on if it's an input or part of a script execution of an action.
Another way to find where your custom field is being referenced is to search through the [sys_update_xml] table for all records that has the custom field as a value in the Payload field.
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12-11-2025 04:39 AM
finding it within flow etc is difficult as there are different tables involved.
I used this link and it helped me to some extent, see if that helps you
Flow Designer - Search through flows efficiently with scripts
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