The modProperties Table (Workflow-Enabled Database)
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The modProperties table stores the properties for the workflow application. The properties are identified by name. Properties stored in the modProperties table must have unique names, so there are no conflicts. Properties can be set by the database owner and can be selected by any user.
**Note **You should not alter the modProperties table manually. Use the Workflow Designer for SQL Server and the Workflow Manager to make changes. Schema integrity is not guaranteed if you make manual changes to any system tables.
The following table lists the modProperties table columns and their data types and provides a brief description of each.
| Column | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Name | varchar(50) | Unique name for each system database property. |
| Value | varchar(256) | Property value. |
| rowguid | uniqueidentifier | Unique identifier used for properties. |
See Also
Workflow-Enabled Database Tables | The modColumns Table | The modObjects Table | The modObjectTypes Table | The modPermissions Table | The modUserRoles Table | The Workflow Tables | The WorkflowActions Tables | The Lookup Table