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It would definitely not be recommended to connect a dashboard to read directly from a production Blue Prism database. This can significantly impact the operational performance of Blue Prism and can result in failures executing processes.
The safest way to implement a dashboard would be to read the data from a replica of the production Blue Prism database, to achieve near real time reporting I would suggest looking into;
SQL Server Availability Group Readable Secondary Replicas
Transactional Replication
Data Gateways may also be an option, with Data Gateways you can output Session Logs, Published Dashboards, Work Queue Item Snapshots along with custom data (when processes are integrated with the Data Gateways Internal Business Object). This data can be sent to files, Splunk, another SQL Server database or a HTTP endpoint in a JSON format. See the "User Guide - Data Gateways" document on the portal for more information on Data Gateways.
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