I’ve been doing a lot of reverse engineering and studying of old systems as we migrate them to new releases of BizTalk. I find myself constantly using SQL command to narrow down the ports I’m interested in… By joining to the bts_sendport_transport table, we are able to show the address (for example, disk/file directory name, FTP address, SQL address, etc…)
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select app.nvcName as Application,
sp.nvcName as SendPortName,
nvcAddress as Address,
nvcSendPipelineData,
nvcFilter,
bDynamic,
bTwoWay
from bts_sendport sp
inner join bts_application app on sp.nApplicationID = app.nID
inner join bts_sendport_transport spt on spt.nSendPortID = sp.nID and spt.nTransportTypeId is not null
where sp.nvcName like '%204%'
order by app.nvcName, sp.nvcName
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