How are wft files stored

Hi All,
I have certain doubts about how workflow definitions files(wft) are stored in database
1. At which location wft files are stored in server.
2. using workflow builder we can specify the "effective" date and open wft file effective on that date. How it is achieved.
Edited by: user13481649 on Aug 12, 2011 1:51 AM

Suppose I make some changes to wft file on 12-aug-2010,
if I put any date before 12-aug-2010 on effective in workflow builder i dont see the changes.
How this is achieved?Why you need to do that? Any specific reason?
,one way would be system storing different wft files as per some subversion standards?
But I am not seeing such a thing in directory mentioned by you.
$ cd $APPL_TOP
$ find . -name *.wftThe above will return all workflow files you have under $APPL_TOP for all modules.
Thanks,
Hussein

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