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Storage of SWQL statement in database

Hi,

I have a dashboard widget that seems to be causing a lot of memory usage. I cannot edit the dashboard because then it hangs the server because of the widget.

Where in the database is the SWQL statement stored so that I can get hold of it and check it out? Once I find a fix, I can delete the widget and recreate it with the corrected SWQL statement.

Alternatively, is there another way of editing a dashboard WITHOUT it executing the SWQL statements first?

Take care,

Vaughn

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christopher.t.jones123

@VaughnDumas, the actual query is in Orion.ResourceProperties, you'll have to figure out the ResourceID and then in that table, it has the SWQL query for the resource (Widget).