That doesn't work so well when I want to find which project an Application Engine program is in.
When I select Edit -> Find Definition References for an App Engine, I see something like the following.
Well, I pretty much already knew that!
There is a way that I can find which project an App Engine is included in, but it requires a database query. I can use a query similar to the following:
select * from sysadm.psprojectitemUsing the above query, if your App Engine is included in any projects, the value in the OBJECTVALUE1 column will be your App Engine name. App Engine objects have the following object types:
where objectvalue1 = 'MY_APP_ENGINE';
- 33 - App Engine Program
- 34 - App Engine Section
- 43 - App Engine Step
select * from sysadm.psprojectitemUsing this query, if your App Engine is included in any projects, the value in the OBJECTVALUE2 column will be your App Engine name.
where objectvalue1 = 'Application Engine'
and OBJECTVALUE2 = 'MY_APP_ENGINE';
With one of those two queries, you should be able to find whether your App Engine is included in the appropriate project.
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can tel me by which logic application designer find definition reference is getting work. if you know please let me pa......
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