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Removes workflow tables associated with a user table. Exists in the workflow-enabled database.

 [@TableID =] 'id', 
[@Cascade =] 'cascade', 
[@modProcessTable =] 'process'

Parameters

  • [@TableID =] 'id'
    Table ID.
  • [@Cascade =] 'cascade'
    When True, removes workflow tables for all dependant detail tables. When False, removes workflow only for the current table.
  • [@modProcessTable =] 'process'
    When True, reapplies Workflow Designer for SQL Server core features to a table after workflow has been removed.

Remarks

The associated workflow table and workflow status column are removed from the Workflow Designer for SQL Server application database schema. If the cascade parameter is True and the table has child tables, this process applies recursively to those tables as well. No workflow tables that are removed from Workflow Designer schema are deleted.

Example

The following example removes workflow tables for the Category table and dependent tables:

EXEC modRemoveWorkflow 'Category', True, True

See Also

Stored Procedures | Workflow Application Infrastructure | ModSystem Database Tables | Workflow-Enabled Database Tables | Views