WFTriggers extra information provides the list of all the workflow-execution triggers associated with the object. You can request it when loading an object from the database. E.g. executing:

cmd4 get -ids 5676 -extras wftriggers -out c:\temp\objs.xml -username xxxx -password yyyy

where xxxx is the name of a GN4 user who can logon to system with sufficient permissions to perform this operation and yyyy is the password.

Note: the above connects to the default connection: should you want to specify the connection or server name, see cmd4 examples.

produces an output file like this:

  <ArrayOfGenericAccessObj xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">

    <GenericAccessObj>

      <obj>

        <folder id="obj5676" . . . >

          . . .

        </folder>

      </obj>

      <access perms="11111111111111111111111111" />

      <extra n="WFTriggers">

        <WFTriggerDescs>

          <WFTriggerDesc Mode="Object" AttrName="" Name="TestTrigger" Priority="10" Profile="">

            <Pars>

              <wfSettings>

                <add key="myParameter" value="myValue" />

              </wfSettings>

            </Pars>

          </WFTriggerDesc>

          <WFTriggerDesc Mode="Referencing" AttrName="folderObject.folderRef" Name="TestTrigger" Priority="5" Profile="test"/>

        </WFTriggerDescs>

      </extra>

    </GenericAccessObj>

  </ArrayOfGenericAccessObj>

The same information can be returned in the objects navigation XML - see http://forum.teradp.com/topic.asp?whichpage=1&TOPIC_ID=440#2967 .