Use a calculation stage to set 0 as the value of Count. Make sure this only happens if the process successfully completes the part you have a retry loop around.
As an alternative you could create a BP queue for downtimes which stored the start and end of downtime in the item data.
Each of your processes could call a sub process which checks that queue for downtimes, if Now()>[Downtime Start] output a stop flag, which causes your process to stop...
I suppose it would be possible to spy Blue Prism itself and then replicate the clicks - not the best option though.
You can send a stop request via command line (/requeststop <sessionid|sessionnumber>) - see Blue Prism Command Line Options in Help for more info.
A series of decision stages using the Blue Prism InStr() function. E.g. InStr([Data Item],"ASR")>0, this will return True if the string "ASR" is found in the data item. It may be wise to use Upper() and Trim() functions also.
You can achieve this without code stages with a combination of native Blue Prism functions FormatDate() and ToNumber(). Do each calculation for year, month and day.
For example, for year difference:
ToNumber(FormatDate([End Date],"yyyy")) - ToNumber(FormatDate([Start Date],"yyyy"))
Then the...
From Control Room you can send a Request Stop command by right clicking a running process. When the process next reaches a decision stage where IsStopRequested is evaluated, it will follow the Yes branch of the decision stage in the process (which should lead to the process stopping if...
How have you spied the Java window? The ones I have seen have Role attribute as "internal frame" and we pass the window name dynamically. What exception messages are you receiving?
The approach of Navigate stage with Do and action as Close Window should work, I think the problem is how you both...
Have you enabled Java Access Bridge? How are you attaching to the Java object? In your Attach action try adding "jp2launcher" in the Process Name input parameter. And check what you have passed for Window Title - perhaps wildcards could help.
The team responsible for your servers should be able to provide info on server updates that have been done.
When you say it is ok run in debug mode, is that on the same server the issue is being seen?
Do you know what the fields in your collection should be? Some screenshots of the data would be helpful if possible. If you want headers, could you insert them into the Excel file first using Blue Prism?
Win32, HTML and Java modes should be used where possible.
Sometimes not enough info is provided to Application Modeller to uniquely identify an element. AA (Active Accessibility) mode uses a Microsoft API designed to make applications easier to use for people who need extra assistance (e.g...
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