Planning database in SQL

I remember there was a table in SQL where I can see which SQL database is linked to which Planning application. But I can't find it any more? Anyone can give me a hint ? Thanks a lot!

It's in the Planning system database (not the individual application databases). It's HSPSYS_DATASOURCE. The field is RDB_CATALOG_NAME.
Hope this helps,
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