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Which table is Flow Executions stored in?

Cory B
Kilo Expert

I want to build a UI page that has a list of the flow executions in it but I can not find which table the executions is stored in.  I want to have something similar to Flow Designer Executions tab on my UI page.  See screen shot

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Mwatkins
ServiceNow Employee
ServiceNow Employee

System tables are hidden from being selected in Table Choice List field types. You also won't find tables like sys_audit or sys_dictionary in those lists. This is done for performance reasons.

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Mwatkins
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sys_flow_context has information about flows that are currently executing.

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I thought thats what it was called but whenever I try to reference that table, its like it doesnt exist. See picture

 

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Hi there,

(untested) Have you added that table to the "glide.ui.permitted_tables" system property?

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Mark
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Mwatkins
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Yeah, Mark is probably, right. If so, you could override the blacklist on sys* tables by adding it to the "glide.ui.permitted_tables" property. But be warned, the sys_flow_context table is very large and potentially unwieldy. Make sure you have a good access strategy that will always leverage effective indexes and only show as much data as needed.

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