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04-28-2023 08:26 AM - edited 04-28-2023 08:35 AM
Hello,
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I am using the REST API EXPLORER, but I cannot find the table sys_flow_context, I need to send the info from this table to a third-part, but I don´t know why this table is not available in the REST API EXPLORER.
Does anyone know the reason?
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04-28-2023 08:43 AM
Hi @RenanBezerra ,
Navigate to the system property : glide.ui.permitted_tables and add in the value field, add 'sys_flow_context'
If my answer has helped with your question, please mark it as correct and accepted solution.
Thanks!

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04-28-2023 08:50 AM
In order to reproduce this issue, I went back to REST API Explorer on my instance and searched for sys_flow_context table.
As you rightly mentioned the table was not there. I want on to check this behaviour and found a system property (with help of community articles) governing this list.
Table sys_flow_context can be added in this list by making following changes.
The name of this system property is glide.ui.permitted_tables you can locate it in System Properties module on your instance.
Add sys_context_flow table in the value field and saved it.
Went back to my API explorer and tried searching for the table again and there I found it this time.
Hope this helps.
Please mark my answer correct and helpful if it manages to solve your issue.
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04-28-2023 08:43 AM
Hi @RenanBezerra ,
Navigate to the system property : glide.ui.permitted_tables and add in the value field, add 'sys_flow_context'
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Thanks!
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05-02-2023 02:13 AM
Thank you very much, it worked!!

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04-28-2023 08:50 AM
In order to reproduce this issue, I went back to REST API Explorer on my instance and searched for sys_flow_context table.
As you rightly mentioned the table was not there. I want on to check this behaviour and found a system property (with help of community articles) governing this list.
Table sys_flow_context can be added in this list by making following changes.
The name of this system property is glide.ui.permitted_tables you can locate it in System Properties module on your instance.
Add sys_context_flow table in the value field and saved it.
Went back to my API explorer and tried searching for the table again and there I found it this time.
Hope this helps.
Please mark my answer correct and helpful if it manages to solve your issue.
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05-02-2023 02:12 AM
Thank you very much, it worked!