Find folders that use item class

Hi,
Is there a way that I can find the folders that have items using a specific item class?
Thanks.
Leah

Hi Leah
The following script will display a list of all items in a prompted Business Area that use a single, prompted for LOV. if you leave off the prompt for the business area you will find all items and all folders that use the LOV. Modifying it further you could display only the folders.
SELECT
DOM.DOM_NAME "LOV Name",
OBJ.OBJ_NAME "Folder Name",
EXP.EXP_NAME "Item Name"
FROM
EUL5_BA_OBJ_LINKS BOL,
EUL5_BAS BA,
EUL5_OBJS OBJ,
EUL5_EXPRESSIONS EXP,
EUL5_DOMAINS DOM
WHERE
BOL.BOL_BA_ID = BA.BA_ID
AND BOL.BOL_OBJ_ID = OBJ.OBJ_ID
AND EXP.IT_OBJ_ID = OBJ.OBJ_ID
AND EXP.IT_DOM_ID = DOM.DOM_ID
AND BA_NAME = :BA_NAME
AND DOM_NAME = :LOV_NAME
ORDER BY 2,3;
Best wishes
Michael

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