Hi,
actually you can do it trough command line but the SQL is preferable if available because cmd line has its limitations
cmd line scenario:
1. you need to have Blue Prism session id (might be get in the process calculation with standard Blue Prism GetSessionId() ) and saved for later usage of getting session log
2. run automatec with <..commection/login...> /getlog "session ID from 1st stage" > c:\temp\exported_log.csv
3. get that csv read into excel
limitations that I know (might be wrong here as not used this feature extensively):
- only standard fields in log (Date, Stage ID, Stage Name, Parameters)
- no parameters if they are not explicit (if they have a "View" expansion in log)
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Mindaugas Breskus
Software engineer
Swedbank
Europe/Vilnius
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