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Is there a way to determine dependencies of a List?

  • January 23, 2018
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Hi

I use a few lists in Campaign (Classic)

I am trying to tidy up a bit

I can find the workflow that a particular list is created by via a change dimension

But is there any way to see which workflows a list appears in in the form of the 'read list' object?

So that I can make sure I don't delete anything vital.

Thanks

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Best answer by vraghav

Hi Stephen,

There is no easy way and I'm providing here a manual way to find answer to your query. You can be creative and convert that into a workflow that loops through all the lists, gets their ID value and then search for workflows where it is used.

  • Get the ID value of your list. In my case it is 89656
  • Create a workflows view folder
  • Add a filtering condition on this view folder as this
  • I got the result I was looking for

So in an ideal scenario you might be using the default sequence XtkNewId and hence possibility of another entity having id="89656" is not possible.

But if you are using custom sequences there can be another entity. Thats why I added additional condition of checking the XML for keyword "readGroup" but then also it is not a full proof solution.

Please do be careful.

Regards,
Vipul

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vraghav
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January 24, 2018

Hi Stephen,

There is no easy way and I'm providing here a manual way to find answer to your query. You can be creative and convert that into a workflow that loops through all the lists, gets their ID value and then search for workflows where it is used.

  • Get the ID value of your list. In my case it is 89656
  • Create a workflows view folder
  • Add a filtering condition on this view folder as this
  • I got the result I was looking for

So in an ideal scenario you might be using the default sequence XtkNewId and hence possibility of another entity having id="89656" is not possible.

But if you are using custom sequences there can be another entity. Thats why I added additional condition of checking the XML for keyword "readGroup" but then also it is not a full proof solution.

Please do be careful.

Regards,
Vipul