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Represents a collection of queries that are used to track an activity scheduled for execution by a parent activity. The query is necessary for a tracking participant to subscribe to activity scheduled records.
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Represents a collection of queries that are used to track an activity scheduled for execution by a parent activity. The query is necessary for a tracking participant to subscribe to activity scheduled records.
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|[\<activityScheduledQuery>](activityscheduledquery-of-wcf.md)|A query that is used to track an activity scheduled for execution by a parent activity.|
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|[\<workflow>](../windows-workflow-foundation/workflow.md)|A configuration element that contains all queries for a specific workflow identified by the `activityDefinitionId` property.|
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|[\<activityScheduledQuery>](activityscheduledquery-of-wcf.md)|A query that is used to track an activity scheduled for execution by a parent activity.|
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|[\<workflow>](../windows-workflow-foundation/workflow.md)|A configuration element that contains all queries for a specific workflow identified by the `activityDefinitionId` property.|
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# `<activityScheduledQuery>` of WCF
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