Thank you, the input argument seems to be missing a quotation mark. Could you confirm the syntax is correct? Also just for myself . I am assuming user name and password is that which the bot uses to login to it's own VDI? What are the input variables referring to?
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Anton Hosang
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I haven't tested that syntax, and I added the input XML - so please check the syntax and fix any typos. Can you check the Blue Prism help document from the application, and look for automatec command?
Also BPUserName, and BPPassword - nothing to do with Windows login. They will have to have the right to call this command
Also BPUserName, and BPPassword - nothing to do with Windows login. They will have to have the right to call this command
No problem, thanks for all your help!I haven't tested that syntax, and I added the input XML - so please check the syntax and fix any typos. Can you check the Blue Prism help document from the application, and look for automatec command?
Also BPUserName, and BPPassword - nothing to do with Windows login. They will have to have the right to call this command
Just to build on Anton's answer. Blueprism now have this logic outlined at https://portal.blueprism.com/documents/standard?title=dynamic&category=All&=Apply as well as some alternative methods. Thanks all
Anton Hosang
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I meant I have actually used this syntax before, so it works, but not the exact line I gave you (with startup parameters).
The way I use it, my process doesn't have statup parameters, but you desire a ticket number, so i thought maybe you have a start parameter with ticket id.
That's why I got the input parameter XML and put into my comment, and of course it is just example code. Nice link btw
The way I use it, my process doesn't have statup parameters, but you desire a ticket number, so i thought maybe you have a start parameter with ticket id.
That's why I got the input parameter XML and put into my comment, and of course it is just example code. Nice link btw
Thanks Anton, currently I actually think I'd be ok without the ticket number but could well need it in the future. Your method is actually quite clean and will definitely be used!I meant I have actually used this syntax before, so it works, but not the exact line I gave you (with startup parameters).
The way I use it, my process doesn't have statup parameters, but you desire a ticket number, so i thought maybe you have a start parameter with ticket id.
That's why I got the input parameter XML and put into my comment, and of course it is just example code. Nice link btw
Unfortunately I don't seem to be able to attach the file. But it was using https://portal.blueprism.com/documents/standard?title=Dynamic+Schedule&category=All&lang=1382