It's stored in the database in the cwd_directory_attribute table.
Thanks @Mikael Sandberg by chance do you know the query for that, i am poor at writing the SQL queries.
Thanks!
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SELECT [directory_id]
,[attribute_name]
,[attribute_value]
FROM [cwd_directory_attribute]
This is for MSSQL, dependent on what directory you want the information for you need to look in the cwd_directory first to figure out the directory id first. You could then run something like this to only see the attributes for the specified directory:
SELECT [directory_id]
,[attribute_name]
,[attribute_value]
FROM [cwd_directory_attribute]
WHERE [directory_id] = 1
Note that these queries are not complete, the FROM statement is missing the database and schema, those are dependent on your environment.
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