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25-08-22 02:16 PM
How to use multiple bots without using environment locking ?
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Pratik Deshmukh
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Pratik Deshmukh
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26-08-22 07:03 AM
Hi Pratik,
Environment locking is a feature to avoid deadlock situation between many bots for a shared resource. This is primarily used in multi bot environment where multiple bots functioning on a shared resource. It is always better to use environmental locking.
If you are not using environmental locking design in such a way each bot takes up different cases.
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Joshna Dammala
RPA Developer
Asia/Kolkata
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Environment locking is a feature to avoid deadlock situation between many bots for a shared resource. This is primarily used in multi bot environment where multiple bots functioning on a shared resource. It is always better to use environmental locking.
If you are not using environmental locking design in such a way each bot takes up different cases.
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Joshna Dammala
RPA Developer
Asia/Kolkata
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26-08-22 02:24 PM
Hi Pratik.
Can you elaborate a bit more on what you are looking for? The only reason you would use environmental locking is if you have a shared resource and multiple processes trying to access it simultaneously.
So if you are asking about how to have multiple processes access the shared resource without using locking, then you could have a single process that just loads data from the single resource into a work queue and then have the multiple processes access the queue.
If I'm on the wrong track here, please provide more details so we can help resolve your questions.
jack
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Jack Look
Sr Product Consultant
Blue Prism
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Can you elaborate a bit more on what you are looking for? The only reason you would use environmental locking is if you have a shared resource and multiple processes trying to access it simultaneously.
So if you are asking about how to have multiple processes access the shared resource without using locking, then you could have a single process that just loads data from the single resource into a work queue and then have the multiple processes access the queue.
If I'm on the wrong track here, please provide more details so we can help resolve your questions.
jack
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Jack Look
Sr Product Consultant
Blue Prism
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29-08-22 06:35 AM
Why don't you use Active Queue to run a process on multiple resources?
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Bohyon Hwang
Director
블루프리즘
Seoul
+82262033950
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