I have a SQLServer search script that searches the database for a string in dozens of possible locations, including in a PRPT and all of the places it can be overridden from. This SQL solution is too big to fit inside of a SQLI variable (They can only hold 4,000 bytes of SQL code). I provide this code without warranty... there are probably more areas of the database that need to be searched that my datacenter does not care about. (see grep.txt attachment)
I always give Phillip Elmer credit for this solution idea. He posted this as a V9 solution on his blog site many years ago. But over the years I've been adding more search rules to it.
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Pete
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-27-2020 09:44 AM
From: Franz Zalubil
Subject: Search for content of PromptSet fields
Wolfgang is right.
No chance to search for a content in Prompsets or Content in the Value Tab using the Advanced Search, what is also a pain for customers want to figure out where a Key or Value is set in the Value Tab.
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Managing Consultant EMEA - Enterprise Studio
HCL Technologies Austria GmbH
Original Message:
Sent: 02-27-2020 06:23 AM
From: Wolfgang Brueckler
Subject: Search for content of PromptSet fields
Hi
as far as I know NO. There is only a few possibilities to search in within filter criteria "object contents"
=> SQLI VARA
cheers, Wolfgang
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-27-2020 05:24 AM
From: Roman Embacher
Subject: Search for content of PromptSet fields
Hi,
is it possible to search for all Promptsets that contain a specific string in one of the promptset Elements?
E.g. there is a workflow that contains a Task with a promptset. One field in the promptset is populated with a variable reference:
{VARA.KONFIG,WebserviceEndpoint,1}
Is it possible to find that via search function?
BR,
Roman Embacher