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Recently aototracking is turned off by default but since we migrate existing legacy applications there is a good change that lot of BPDs may have autotracking turned on unintentionally, how can we find out such BPDs for entire environment with SQL query

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You can retrieve the list with the following SQL for oracle and IBM BPM 8.6 (may work for earlier versions also)

select distinct LPV.LAST_MODIFIED as LastModifiedTime, LB."NAME" as BPDName , LP."NAME" as ApplicationName, LS."NAME" as SnapshotName, LBA.NAME as BranchName, LUX.USER_NAME as LastModifiedUser
from  LSW_PO_VERSIONS LPV, LSW_BPD LB, LSW_SNAPSHOT LS, LSW_PROJECT LP, LSW_BRANCH LBA, LSW_USR_XREF LUX
where LB.VERSION_ID = LPV.PO_VERSION_ID
and LPV.BRANCH_ID = LS.BRANCH_ID
and LS.PROJECT_ID = LP.PROJECT_ID
and LS.BRANCH_ID = LBA.BRANCH_ID
and LUX.USER_ID = LPV.LAST_MODIFIED_BY_USER_ID
and dbms_lob.instr(LB."DATA", utl_raw.cast_to_raw ('<autoTrackingEnabled>true</autoTrackingEnabled>')) <> 0

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