IBM BPM, V8.0.1, All platforms > Reference > Database views for Business Process Choreographer
TASK_HISTORY view
Use this predefined Business Process Choreographer database view for queries on the event log for a task.
Columns in the TASK_HISTORY view Column name Type Comments EVENT Integer The event type. TKIID ID The ID of the task instance. EVENT_TIME Timestamp The time when the logged event occurred. PRINCIPAL String The name of principal who triggered the event. FROM_ID String The name of user whose work item was transferred to the TO_ID, or whose work item was deleted. Not all events have a FROM_ID value. TO_ID String The name of user for whom a work item was created, or transferred to. Not all events have a TO_ID value. WORK_ITEM_KIND Integer The authorization type. Possible values are: WORK_ITEM_KIND_EVERYBODY (1)
WORK_ITEM_KIND_USER (2)
WORK_ITEM_KIND_GROUP (3)REASON Integer The reason for the assignment of the work item. Not all events have a REASON value. Possible values are: REASON_NONE (0)
REASON_POTENTIAL_OWNER (1)
REASON_EDITOR (2)
REASON_READER (3)
REASON_OWNER (4)
REASON_POTENTIAL_STARTER (5)
REASON_STARTER (6)
REASON_ADMINISTRATOR (7)
REASON_ORIGINATOR (9)
REASON_ESCALATION_RECEIVER (10)
REASON_POTENTIAL_INSTANCE_CREATOR (11)PARENT_TKIID ID The ID of the related task instance. If the task instance is a subtask or a follow-on task of a parent task, this column contains the ID of the parent task. Otherwise, this column is null. ESIID ID If the event is associated with an escalation instance, this column contains the escalation instance ID. Otherwise, this column is null. NEXT_TIME Timestamp The time when the event is due to occur. The time depends on the event type.
- TASK_STARTED
- The expiration time of the task instance.
- TASK_SUSPENDED
- The resumption time of the task instance.
- TASK_COMPLETED, TASK_TERMINATED, TASK_EXIRED, and TASK_FAILED
- The time when the task instance is deleted automatically.
- ESCALATION_STARTED
- The time when the escalation fires.
- ESCALATION_FIRED
- The time when the escalation fires again.