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ā08-22-2019 11:54 PM
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ā12-09-2020 12:46 PM
I should have posted this earlier, but I worked out how to determine if the step is using a MID. It's captured in the sys_variable_value table via the following query:
var grVarValue1 = new GlideRecord('sys_variable_value');
grVarValue1.addQuery('document', 'sys_hub_step_instance');
grVarValue1.addQuery('document_key', [step instance sys_id]);
grVarValue1.addEncodedQuery('variable.element=use_mid');
grVarValue1.addQuery('value', '1');
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ā12-09-2020 12:47 PM
Thanks for the reply Cornelius. The info I was after is actually in a different table, as explained in my recent post below.
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ā12-09-2020 12:46 PM
I should have posted this earlier, but I worked out how to determine if the step is using a MID. It's captured in the sys_variable_value table via the following query:
var grVarValue1 = new GlideRecord('sys_variable_value');
grVarValue1.addQuery('document', 'sys_hub_step_instance');
grVarValue1.addQuery('document_key', [step instance sys_id]);
grVarValue1.addEncodedQuery('variable.element=use_mid');
grVarValue1.addQuery('value', '1');