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Gary Padgett
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5/21/2014 4:30 PM
We are recreating a report for Audit Department, showing processflow approvals, etc (now LPA approvals). We used to show messages attached to the workunits as well.
We can find the message header info in the PFIMESSAGE table, but where is the detail info for that message? I have been unable to locate it.
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5/21/2014 6:48 PM
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Hi Gary - I assume you're trying to do this via SQL query of some sort. If PFIMESSAGE.MESSAGE field doesn't exist, then try looking in S$PFIME.MESSAGE. If your Landmark server was set up using the SplitLOBs option, then the large object fields are separated from the main table into tables specifically for the LOB fields. You would join the two tables using the UNIQUEID.
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Gary Padgett
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5/21/2014 7:06 PM
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Yes, Woozy, you were spot-on. I do see the lines in S$PFIME as you said. I also see several other tables whose names begin with S$PFI as well. For instance, I had wondered where the workunit logs were located - it's S$PFIWU. Now I know where to start looking. Thanks a bunch!
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5/21/2014 7:13 PM
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Great!
By the way, it can be difficult to determine which "S$" table is related to a "regular" table. The best way I've found is to look at the indexes of the regular table - usually the indexes start with the table prefix (similar to S3), which matches the right side of the S$ table name.
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