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‎03-07-2022 05:46 PM
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‎03-07-2022 07:17 PM
Hi,
which actions are you mentioning?
If you are referring to flow designer then check this
Flow - sys_hub_flow
Sub Flows - sys_hub_flow
Actions - sys_hub_action_type_definition
Both Flow and Sub Flows are stored in Same table and the Flow Type field helps to distinguish whether it is Flow or Sub Flow
Flow Actions
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Ankur
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‎03-07-2022 07:17 PM
Hi,
which actions are you mentioning?
If you are referring to flow designer then check this
Flow - sys_hub_flow
Sub Flows - sys_hub_flow
Actions - sys_hub_action_type_definition
Both Flow and Sub Flows are stored in Same table and the Flow Type field helps to distinguish whether it is Flow or Sub Flow
Flow Actions
Regards
Ankur
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‎03-07-2022 07:25 PM
Does f (x) in flow also exist in a table? If not, how to retrieve a function in all f (x) on a large scale
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ghc
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‎03-07-2022 07:51 PM
You can check in this way
1) ensure you are in some update set
2) create inline script using f(x) and save it
3) then check in customer updates where it got saved.
Ankur
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