Where are the details of Flow Actions stored?
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3 hours ago
Does anyone know what table holds the details of actions in a flow? There are times I am looking for an example of something that was done in an action and I'm looking for a way to search instead of opening each action and seeing what is inside. I used to be able to do this with workflow.
For example, I remember writing an action with a script that does something complex, but I don't remember which action it is in. With workflow, I would open the table that held the workflow script and would search on the script field to find what I'm looking for. How can I do that with flow actions? What table holds that information? We have over 1000 actions, opening each one is not really an option.
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3 hours ago
Hi @gjz,
check these tables:
- [sys_hub_flow]
- [sys_hub_action_type_definition]
It might be helpful, let me know if that helped
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2 hours ago
Hi GlideFather - neither one has what I'm looking for, but I did find sys_hub_step_instance that has the script in it - but it's a variable. That must be stored somewhere!
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an hour ago
@gjz I'm not sure that I understand what you're looking for, but I can give you this "crossroad":
Navigate to the [sys_db_object] which is a table that stores all the tables:
https://your-instance.service-now.com/sys_db_object_list.do?sysparm_query=nameSTARTSWITHsys_hub_
And search for tables starting with "sys_hub_", there are 61 in my PDI, perhaps your number will vary. And you can play with the filters - extends any table etc... also, some of the tables might be overlapping.
Good luck searching!
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