Your question is very vague but you can try using the Blue Prism "Data - OLEDB" business object. Open up an action, select the "Data - OLEDB" object then click the blue information icon. Read the docs. It's pretty easy to use. If you get stuck with the connection string take a look at this.
If your version of BP works with Chrome you can do what I did.
1. I passed the destination URL from the process down to the Object
2. In the Launch action I provided the destination URL in the "CommandLineParams" input.
This will cause Chrome to navigate to the provided url when first opened...
Not exactly sure if this helps your situation but the release notes from BP 6.6 in the updates says something along the lines of:
Blue Prism was unable to interact with Chrome or Firefox when processes launched a locally installed application followed by a browser-based application. This issue...
Not sure if this will help or not but there is a url you can enter into your local browser when BP is running that will return the resources and their current status. I can't remember it off hand but if this makes sense at least you can head in the right direction
I don't remember the exact action name for sure but, when you first get a lock it outputs a token which should be saved locally. When attempting to release the lock you need to provide that token as an input to the release lock action. I would check and make sure that is being done correctly.
By any chance did you Activate Application before using Global Send Keys? This is done to make sure the keys are being sent to the correct application. If this doesn't work can you tell us exactly what happens when you use Global Send Keys?
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