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16-06-21 07:01 AM
I have to import a .bprelease through CMD, however because of security reason I cannot show password in a plain text.
Therefore I prepared an encrypt password in below folder however it's not able to decrypt or enter the correct password. Below CMD is for reference.
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cd D:\appl\bprelease
BPRelease -rlspkg "Text.bprelease"
Any idea instead of using following CMD?
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cd D:\appl\bprelease
BPRelease -setdb "DB Connection"
BPRelease -setpwd /user halo /password ZXC57849625
BPRelease -rlspkg "Text.bprelease"
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17-06-21 03:02 PM
Hi, @wingkithui what you can do is create your own windows environment variables, and you can call it that
C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\AutomateC.exe" /importrelease EXEC01.bprelease /overwrite /user %User% %Pass% /dbconname %db%
I registered the variables "User", "Pass" and "db", and in my CMD I call %User%, %Pass%, %db%, this works for me, the passwords are visible, but you can control who can have access to this information through user policies
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17-06-21 03:02 PM
Hi, @wingkithui what you can do is create your own windows environment variables, and you can call it that
C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\AutomateC.exe" /importrelease EXEC01.bprelease /overwrite /user %User% %Pass% /dbconname %db%
I registered the variables "User", "Pass" and "db", and in my CMD I call %User%, %Pass%, %db%, this works for me, the passwords are visible, but you can control who can have access to this information through user policies
