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There is a DataAdapter method that will give you that information, so you can execute that (from a rule if necessary).
As far as I can see (but I've not tested it), the public API allows you to retrieve the forms with BRApi.Forms.Metadata.GetForms(si, wfClusterPk) , which should reflect form status, but it doesn't report the author. You could get the form ID from there and then look up some database table to get the user, but I reckon it's easier to just leverage the adapter.
- Keyser_Soze2 years agoContributor
Thanks for replying, I've been impatiently waiting
I tried the method above, but weirdly I get an Empty DataTable (I am 200% there are no typos in my query). In database tables, I found the place where Forms are supposed to be logged but even there I can't see any form (There are at least 30 Forms in the app with 'Profile Active' set to true).What might be the root cause of this ?
- Keyser_Soze2 years agoContributor
Update: The requirement Level of the Form needs to be set as 'Required' for it to be seen in the DataBase !
Even though we cannot see audit details for 'Optional' Forms, the above does the job. Thanks Jack
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