About avoiding process warning status
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11-02-21 09:56 AM
We can see on 'Control' screen that Process is in 'Warning' status.
If 'Warning' continues, subsequent Processes goes forever waiting.
There was a corresponding means, but it is not all-purpose.
http://portal.blueprism.com/customer-support/support-center#/path/1197259982
Therefore, if 'Warning' status lasts longer than the predefined time, It would be nice to be able to kill the process and run 'CloseDown' page.
I would like to propose to incorporate it into the standard features of the next Blue Prism version, so I would like to exchange opinions.
Best regards.
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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If 'Warning' continues, subsequent Processes goes forever waiting.
There was a corresponding means, but it is not all-purpose.
http://portal.blueprism.com/customer-support/support-center#/path/1197259982
Therefore, if 'Warning' status lasts longer than the predefined time, It would be nice to be able to kill the process and run 'CloseDown' page.
I would like to propose to incorporate it into the standard features of the next Blue Prism version, so I would like to exchange opinions.
Best regards.
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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27-02-21 03:34 PM
I somewhat agree that there is a need to have some option to do something when a session is in warning state for long. But we also need to first finalize what should be the ideal option ?
a ) Should the process be directly terminated ?
b) Should there be an alert shown ?
c) Should there be an email sent ?
I think everyone would prefer different option.
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Harshit Rawat
All State
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a ) Should the process be directly terminated ?
b) Should there be an alert shown ?
c) Should there be an email sent ?
I think everyone would prefer different option.
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Harshit Rawat
All State
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01-03-21 06:19 AM
Dear Harshit Rawat-san,
Thank you for your reply.
I think that the process should be directly terminated.
The reason is that other processes will not work.
I don't think It need much alert shown or email.
Also, If possible, I think it would be nice if the user could choose from a) to c) options.
Best regards,
Atsushi Watanabe
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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Thank you for your reply.
I think that the process should be directly terminated.
The reason is that other processes will not work.
I don't think It need much alert shown or email.
Also, If possible, I think it would be nice if the user could choose from a) to c) options.
Best regards,
Atsushi Watanabe
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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24-04-21 07:09 PM
Hi Atsushi,
I had a similar issue and I found 'stupid' solution. But it will work only if your license allows you to run more than 1 process at the same time.
Create process which:
- Checks the BP database for warning state. The table that you should query is [BPASession] and the column is [statusid]. If there is any row where statusid=1 then update it with 2.
-Schedule it to run every X minutes.
I am not the SQL expert but I guess there is also such possibility without using Blue Prism. Trigger in SQL studio or something.
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Karol Pietrzyk
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I had a similar issue and I found 'stupid' solution. But it will work only if your license allows you to run more than 1 process at the same time.
Create process which:
- Checks the BP database for warning state. The table that you should query is [BPASession] and the column is [statusid]. If there is any row where statusid=1 then update it with 2.
-Schedule it to run every X minutes.
I am not the SQL expert but I guess there is also such possibility without using Blue Prism. Trigger in SQL studio or something.
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Karol Pietrzyk
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26-04-21 02:17 AM
Dear Karol Pietrzyk-san,
Thank you for your reply.
I see.
It's a way to monitor the process status from the outside.
Currently, we only have 1 license, so we can't just handle Blue Prism,
but I would consider using something like VB.NET.
Hopefully, Blue Prism itself has its own features.
Best regard,
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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Thank you for your reply.
I see.
It's a way to monitor the process status from the outside.
Currently, we only have 1 license, so we can't just handle Blue Prism,
but I would consider using something like VB.NET.
Hopefully, Blue Prism itself has its own features.
Best regard,
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Atsushi Watanabe
InformationSystem
Sony/Taiyo Corp.
Asia/Tokyo
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