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nirali

If I have got a taskid, how can I locate workflow from that ?
I had a problem and from log files I found the task id. Now how can I find which workflow it belongs to ?

Thanks

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Adam Stoller

If I have got a taskid, how can I locate workflow from that ?
I had a problem and from log files I found the task id. Now how can I find which workflow it belongs to ?

Thanks

iwgetwfobj taskid

Look for the attribute which I believe is named

owningworkflow

(I don't have access to a system with any workflows right now to verify)

nirali

when I use iwgetwfobj taskid command, I get error message saying not recognised as an internal or external command.

I am running this command from c:\documents and settings\username>
Do I have to be in specific directory to run this command ?

I have a sys directory C and another local directory I, iw-home is located in I drive . When I try to change directory from C to I, path is not recognised. Why is it so ? If I have to be in iw-home\bin dir to execute iwgetwfobj command, how can I do that ?

Adam Stoller

when I use iwgetwfobj taskid command, I get error message saying not recognised as an internal or external command.

I am running this command from c:\documents and settings\username>
Do I have to be in specific directory to run this command ?

I have a sys directory C and another local directory I, iw-home is located in I drive . When I try to change directory from C to I, path is not recognised. Why is it so ? If I have to be in iw-home\bin dir to execute iwgetwfobj command, how can I do that ?

The assumption is that you put IWHOME/bin in your path - but failing that, first cd to IWHOME/bin and then run the command.

Bhargav Coca

when I use iwgetwfobj taskid command, I get error message saying not recognised as an internal or external command.

I am running this command from c:\documents and settings\username>
Do I have to be in specific directory to run this command ?

I have a sys directory C and another local directory I, iw-home is located in I drive . When I try to change directory from C to I, path is not recognised. Why is it so ? If I have to be in iw-home\bin dir to execute iwgetwfobj command, how can I do that ?

"When I try to change directory from C to I, path is not recognised. Why is it so ?"

You cannot go to "I" in itself is problem? are you on the Teamsite Box or working form your machine trying to map to I drive?

Thanks

nirali

I am working from a remote machine. I am connected to TS Box using remote desktop connection..

Thankx

Adam Stoller

"When I try to change directory from C to I, path is not recognised. Why is it so ?"

You cannot go to "I" in itself is problem? are you on the Teamsite Box or working form your machine trying to map to I drive?

Thanks

Just a guess: Try using a UNC path (e.g.: \\server\directory-path) - when you're logged in the mapped drive may exist, but when the script is run from a service, the mapped drive doesn't exist (unless I: is a physical partition on your server?)

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