Tried running the attached process with 400 sec sleep, after 300 secs which is more than Thresholdwarning (300) Status changed to Warning.
datediff(ss, max(Session.lastupdated), CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) > Max Sleep or Wait in any Process should give the Accurate warning Processes
Note for Viewers - Test and Implement
Thank you,
Rajesh kumar Muthineni
RPA Developer
Highmark Health
America/Chicago
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-26-2019 16:06
From: Rajesh kumar Muthineni
Subject: Can confirm you're correct…
Hi David I recently started working on BOT Wrangler, I was stuck at Warning Query. This helps Thanks for the Info
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Rajesh kumar Muthineni
RPA Developer
Highmark Health
America/Chicago
Original Message:
Sent: 07-26-2019 14:33
From: David Flores
Subject: Can confirm you're correct…
Here is a KB article that helps explain the warning status within Blue Prism: http://portal.blueprism.com/customer-support/support-center#/path/1171547642
The 'Warning' state in Control Room is calculated in the application by comparing the 'lastupdated' and 'warningthreshold' fields on BPASession with the current time. Therefore, if the 'lastupdated' time is longer ago than the 'warningthreshold', then you will get the Warning status. The 'Warning' state itself is not stored in a field in the database.
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Regards,
David Flores
Sr. Product Consultant
blue prism
Original Message:
Sent: 04-17-2019 20:44
From: Tom Cirone
Subject: Can confirm you're correct…
Can confirm you're correct David! You basically have to replicate the same warning logic in your own monitoring solution.