Hi Dana,
FYI, the SYSDATE is there 4 times because every XLAT used on a field adds a SYSDATE to the select clause of the SQL, but it is not part of that actual output. It is just an oddity of PS query as far as I can tell.
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Ross Nolan
Data and Reporting Analysis
University of California, Berkeley
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-21-2025 12:19 PM
From: Dana Pawlowicz
Subject: Record for Prompts for Queries in Run Control tables
Sorry, Scott. I don't know why SYSDATE is in there 4 times. I don't even have that as a field I'm displaying. Comments is my last field.

Original Message:
Sent: 5/21/2025 11:50:00 AM
From: Scott Cho
Subject: Record for Prompts for Queries in Run Control tables
Does anyone know what the record is if I wanted to query the prompts that are used for a query on a pop select run control. I think the answer is going to be "it depends on the run control", but I'm optimistically hoping that it is a single record for every one :).
Specifically, I'm looking for the User Edit Message Process ( Financial Aid > Disbursement > Process User Edit Messages). I have this thing running 20+ times to add/update values based on the same query, but different prompt values and I want a query to make sure I've entered all the fields correctly. I know the table names for the run control (SFA_RUN_EDITMSG and SFA_RUN_EDMSOVR), but all the traditional ways that I use to find the table name for query prompts are failing me.
Thanks!
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Scott Cho
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