Task Table

raju6745
Tera Contributor

How can i find what coloum i have added extra in TaSK Table?

AS we all know task table has 70 coloum by default but when i am checking in my instance there is 71 how can i check created coloumn by me and how can i delete it?

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@Juhi Poddar - I have two instances and both has different different columns in task table 

 

One has- 70 

Second one- 71

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Hi @raju6745 

Why not download the task table data as an Excel file, check for the extra field, and simply remove it?

FYI: Task table attributes may vary if a new plugin is installed that uses the Task table as a base. So, in another instance, the plugin might be installed, but it's not present in the first instance."

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You are referring wrong table. 

Task table - /sys_db_object.do?sys_id=task&sysparm_refkey=name&sysparm_domain_restore=false&sysparm_referring_url=task_list.do

 

Additional column maybe the collection type which is not available on table view but visible on the sys_dictionary table.

Thank you for your reply let me check 

AkashM915112357
Tera Contributor

@raju6745 

 

Hello,

Can you provide the table name to get better understanding ? 

"Task table"we are talking about 

Juhi Poddar
Kilo Patron

Hello @raju6745 

By default there are 71 columns in a task table.

Please refer to the screenshot below from a new instance:

JuhiPoddar_0-1752677315875.png

Hope this helps!

 

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Thank You

Juhi Poddar