Contents Now Platform Administration Previous Topic Next Topic Find components installed with an application Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Find components installed with an application Activating a plugin installs an application on your instance. Each application consists of components such as tables, user roles, and scheduled jobs. To view all components that are installed with an application, see the Application Files table. Before you begin The application plugin must be activated. Roles required: admin or the application admin roleNote: The application admin role is only required for applications that use the Application administration feature. For example, Vulnerability Response. About this taskIn the Application Files table, look up the components that are installed with the plugin for the application. If the application comprises multiple plugins, look up each plugin individually. Procedure In the navigation filter, enter: sys_metadata.list The list of Application Files records is displayed. Click the personalize list icon (), and add the Package column to the list. Filter the list with these conditions to show only the components for the plugin: [Package] [is] [ <plugin name>] In the Class column heading, click the menu icon () and select Group by Class. Select the class of information that you want to view. For example, click Class:Business Rule to view all business rules installed with the application. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Find components installed with an application Activating a plugin installs an application on your instance. Each application consists of components such as tables, user roles, and scheduled jobs. To view all components that are installed with an application, see the Application Files table. Before you begin The application plugin must be activated. Roles required: admin or the application admin roleNote: The application admin role is only required for applications that use the Application administration feature. For example, Vulnerability Response. About this taskIn the Application Files table, look up the components that are installed with the plugin for the application. If the application comprises multiple plugins, look up each plugin individually. Procedure In the navigation filter, enter: sys_metadata.list The list of Application Files records is displayed. Click the personalize list icon (), and add the Package column to the list. Filter the list with these conditions to show only the components for the plugin: [Package] [is] [ <plugin name>] In the Class column heading, click the menu icon () and select Group by Class. Select the class of information that you want to view. For example, click Class:Business Rule to view all business rules installed with the application.
Find components installed with an application Activating a plugin installs an application on your instance. Each application consists of components such as tables, user roles, and scheduled jobs. To view all components that are installed with an application, see the Application Files table. Before you begin The application plugin must be activated. Roles required: admin or the application admin roleNote: The application admin role is only required for applications that use the Application administration feature. For example, Vulnerability Response. About this taskIn the Application Files table, look up the components that are installed with the plugin for the application. If the application comprises multiple plugins, look up each plugin individually. Procedure In the navigation filter, enter: sys_metadata.list The list of Application Files records is displayed. Click the personalize list icon (), and add the Package column to the list. Filter the list with these conditions to show only the components for the plugin: [Package] [is] [ <plugin name>] In the Class column heading, click the menu icon () and select Group by Class. Select the class of information that you want to view. For example, click Class:Business Rule to view all business rules installed with the application.
