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Vista - Is it possible to search for WF instances based on user events /tracked data? (Activity.TrackData)

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Is it possible to search for WF instances based on user events /tracked data? (Activity.TrackData)

Inside my workflow "Workflow1" in CodeActivity "startActivity" I do :

this.TrackData("Key", "value");

I can see in my SQL SqlPersistence DB in the UserEvent table the
tracking value was added.

Now I want to search for workflow instances where that value was set
from ASP.Net app:

SqlTrackingQueryOptions options = new SqlTrackingQueryOptions();
options.WorkflowType = typeof(Workflow1);
options.TrackingDataItems.Add(new
TrackingDataItemValue("startActivity", "Key", "value"));
IList<SqlTrackingWorkflowInstance> workflows =
trackingQuery.GetWorkflows(options);

Then:
workflows.Count is always 0


Seems user events are ignored in query - I can see in PROCEDURE [dbo].
[GetWorkflows]
that at the end only records in [dbo].[vw_TrackingDataItem] are used -
that include only [dbo].[TrackingDataItem] records.


So, Is it possible to search for WF instances based on user events /
tracked data ?

Thanks


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