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programming I had a big ugly SQL script for extracting PeopleSoft project Information based on the tools table PSPROJECTITEM, I have updated the SQL [here] to use some of the 9i functions so that it is now a single select (instead of a bunch of unioned selects) to pull your project information in a cut and pasteable format (great for documentation). See the rest of the article for a breakdown of the OBJECTTYPE values.
The following list details what the various OPBJECTTYPE numbers represent as far as I could find, only 59 and 61 are unknown as of right now (if you know what they are, please drop me a line):

OBJECTTYPEDescription
0Record
1Index
2Field (if OBJECTID2 is 102, then it is a Field Label)
3Field Format
4Translate
5Page
6Menu
7Component
8Record PeopleCode
9Menu PeopleCode
10Query
11Tree Structure
12Tree
13Access Group
14Color
15Style
16Business Process Map
17Business Process
18Activity
19Role
20Process Definition
21Server Definition
22Process Type Definition
23Job Definition
24Recurrence Definition
25Message Catalog Entry
26Dimension
27Cube Definition
28Cube Instance Definition
29Business Interlink
30SQL Object
31File Layout Definition
32Component Interface
33Process Engine Program
34Process Engine Section
35Message Node
36Message Channel
37Message
38Approval Rule Set
39Message PeopleCode
40Subscription PeopleCode
41Channel PeopleCode
42Component Interface PeopleCode
43Application Engine PeopleCode
44Page PeopleCode
45Page Field PeopleCode
46Component PeopleCode
47Component Record PeopleCode
48Component Record Field PeopleCode
49Image
50Style Sheet
51HTML
52File Reference
53Permission List
54Portal Registry Definition
55Portal Registry Structure - OBJECTVALUE2 - when it is 'C' this is a Content Reference, when it is 'F' this is a Folder)
56URL Definition
57Application Package
58Application Package PeopleCode
59n/a (59)
60Problem Type
61n/a (61)
62XSLT
63Portal Registry User Favorites
64Mobile Page
65Relationship
Posted by Admin on Thursday, February 26, 2004 (3170 Reads)
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by Anonymous on May 03, 2007 - 06:27 PM
I am trying to use this code but reformat for SQL Server. Running into issues with the decode function. Any suggestions?


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