Hi,

The easiest way is to use the search objects option in the admin tool (on a 
recently synchronized search database.)

But if you haven't synchronized the search database, you can run the following 
SQL statements to find out. I don't know the tables corresponding to escalation 
actions.
So, you'ld have to hunt for them.

/* These were created for SQL Server 2000/Windows 2000 environment. Please map 
to Oracle/Unix as appropriate*/

/* Active Links with Direct SQL Actions*/

Select name from actlink , actlink_sql
where actlink_sql.actlinkId  = actlink.actlinkId and enable = 1

/* Active Links with Run Process Actions*/
Select name from actlink , actlink_process
where actlink_process.actlinkId  = actlink.actlinkId and enable = 1

/* Filters with Direct SQL Actions*/

Select name from filter , filter_sql
where filter_sql.filterId  = filter.filterId 

/* Filters with Run Process Actions*/
Select name from filter , filter_process
where filter_process.filterId  = filter.filterId 

Thanks
Radhika
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Behalf Of Bezhenar, Dmitry
Sent: 06 October, 2006 12:55 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Unix/Oracle -> Windows/SQL Server


Hello List,

We are now migrating our server from Solaris 9 - Oracle 9.2 environment to 
Windows - SQL Server one.

There are 2 problems with this process -

1. "Run process"
2. "Direct SQL"

Is there a way to search for every workflow element which contains these 
actions? In order to find out if this particular action will work on a 
different platform.

Thank you.

PS: I've tried to do it with a *.def files using "notepad" with no success.

Kind Regards
Dmitry Bezhenar

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