Hi Daniel,
Martti got the table right.
However, here is a query that should get you the information you want. Just substitute the name of the process you want or delete the clause in the Where part of the query that gives the process name(s) in order to see all start conditions.
select bdp.id, cc.name, bdp.process_code, ofe.expression from bpm_def_processes bdp, cmn_captions_nls cc,
bpm_def_process_versions bdpv, odf_filter_expressions ofe
where lower(cc.name) in ('add new pm as cm', 'cost type sync')
AND cc.table_name = 'BPM_DEF_PROCESSES'
AND bdp.id = cc.pk_id
AND cc.language_code = 'en'
AND bdpv.process_id = bdp.id
AND ofe.object_code = 'BPM_DEF_PROCESS_VERSIONS'
AND ofe.object_instance_id = bdpv.id
Sincerely yours,
Jeanne Gaskill
Senior Support Engineer
CA PPM (aka Clarity)