


Hi everyone,
Our system engineer sometimes provides us with the names of the wkf-tables created by workflows causing trouble on the system.
Usually it's possible to derive the workflow directly from these id's, but not always.
Example 1
The table with name wkf539349321_11438_1 is created by the workflow with primary key 539.349.321.
This key is directly derived from the name.
Example 2
When we derive the primary key using the same method out of wkf3312884954_218_1 we get 3.312.884.954.
However, the primary key cannot be greater than 2.147.483.647, so you will never get a result for this key.
Remark: A lot of our workflows currently get negative primary keys.
We assume these out of range id's might be created by workflows with a negative primary key. However, until now we haven't found a way to translate those id's back to the primary keys, if this is even possible.
Our question:
Any help would be welcome!
Wesley
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Hi,
Yes.
Working tables are named wkf<workflow id>_<task id><optional placeholder set to _1 usually>.
Thanks,
-Jon
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