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@paulc Yes you could use a!queryEntity() in a script task. It is similar to any other normal function where you can use it an script task or expression or sail interface etc. I am sorry but I can't make a statement about the performance as I haven't made a comparison till date. I would like to suggest to make use of query rules rather than Query database whenever possible because Query database requires the updates in native SQL queries when the database vendor changes. Further you can't invoke the Query database on the SAIL interface whereas the query rules can be.

@paulc Yes you could use a!queryEntity() in a script task. It is similar to any other normal function where you can use it an script task or expression or sail interface etc. I am sorry but I can't make a statement about the performance as I haven't made a comparison till date. I would like to suggest to make use of query rules rather than Query database whenever possible because Query database requires the updates in native SQL queries when the database vendor changes. Further you can't invoke the Query database on the SAIL interface whereas the query rules can be.