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Notification Rules Data Storage

Updated: 21 May 2010 | 2 comments
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 Where is the data stored regarding notification rules?

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2009
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wu_custom_instance

All of the rules are stored in the "wu_custom_instance" table of your Altiris_Incidents database.

select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 100 --Notify Rules
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 200 --Routing Rules
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 300 --Tasks
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 400 --E-mail Inbox Filters
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 500 --Incident Rules
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 600 --Validation Rules
select * from wu_custom_instance where custom_processor_id = 700 --Automation Rules

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2009
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 Awesome.  I was hoping to

 Awesome.  I was hoping to make some clean-up activities that are needed when an employee leaves the company easier.  I recently had to find rules, reports etc. that were creating notifications to a certain employees email.  Instead of having to go through the entire console to find this information I was hoping to be able to write a query that will point me to the correct objects way faster.  

So now I can use a query like

SELECT name
FROM wu_custom_instance
WHERE custom_processor_id = 100
AND valuetext like '%joesmith@gmail.com%'

to find any notifications that an employee was receiving.