SQL server queries
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15-11-18 01:47 PM
Hi All,
I have few questions according to data stored in SQL base - as for now I do not have access to extract information, but it will change soon.
Meanwhile, few questions to this base:
1) Can I extract whole Data inputted to queue ?
2) Can I see variables in specific moment/time ?
3) Is there chance to see end time of specific page/object ?
Regards,
Pawel
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15-11-18 03:53 PM
1) You can't see the data item contents from control room - this is intentional. You can use the Get Next Item or Get Data function in a process however.
2) If a data item is exposed as a Session Variable, then you can see/edit the value from control room while the process is running.
3) If the End stage of the page is logged then there will be a timestamp in the session logs.
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16-11-18 01:24 PM
I have asked for SQL, answers do not represent the topic.
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16-11-18 05:31 PM
We don't recommend querying the DB directly for a number of reasons, but mainly because of the risk of affecting the whole environment. But for 1 the table to look at is BPAWorkQueueItem and for 2 and 3 it would be BPASessionLog. But be warned - these tables are usually the largest in a BP DB and expensive queries could have a negative impact.
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13-12-18 05:06 PM
Hey John,
We would like to query the DB, too. Now I am unsure since you do not recommend it. Do you have any formal manuals? Are all/some negative aspects/impacts listed in manuals or somewhere else?
Thank you in advance and have a nice day.
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17-12-18 03:23 PM
Hi Damian - no there are no formal documents and for specific advice I'd recommend contacting the technical support team.
