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19-01-21 09:28 PM
Hello,
We are looking to better optimize our Bots as we have multiple bots across different servers and just wanted to see if anyone knows of a way to pull refreshed schedules from the Application to help with scheduling bots across different servers. Realistically it would be ideal if there is a way for us to export the schedule into another document to be shared easily so when we are setting up new automations we can reference the schedule and pick clear times for the automations. Thanks in advance.
We are looking to better optimize our Bots as we have multiple bots across different servers and just wanted to see if anyone knows of a way to pull refreshed schedules from the Application to help with scheduling bots across different servers. Realistically it would be ideal if there is a way for us to export the schedule into another document to be shared easily so when we are setting up new automations we can reference the schedule and pick clear times for the automations. Thanks in advance.
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19-01-21 10:17 PM
Hi Trystan,
I think the only way to do it is querying from database directly. With some effort, you can determine how the schedule information is kept in Blue Prism Database.
1. Find the tableswhich are related to schedule. -> *Schedule*
2. Create a new schedule monthly, daily, yearly, hourly etc. Or set a expire date for the schedule etc. Observe how the rows are effected.
3. Combine your work.
I think the only way to do it is querying from database directly. With some effort, you can determine how the schedule information is kept in Blue Prism Database.
1. Find the tableswhich are related to schedule. -> *Schedule*
2. Create a new schedule monthly, daily, yearly, hourly etc. Or set a expire date for the schedule etc. Observe how the rows are effected.
3. Combine your work.
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19-01-21 10:17 PM
Hi Trystan,
I think the only way to do it is querying from database directly. With some effort, you can determine how the schedule information is kept in Blue Prism Database.
1. Find the tableswhich are related to schedule. -> *Schedule*
2. Create a new schedule monthly, daily, yearly, hourly etc. Or set a expire date for the schedule etc. Observe how the rows are effected.
3. Combine your work.
I think the only way to do it is querying from database directly. With some effort, you can determine how the schedule information is kept in Blue Prism Database.
1. Find the tableswhich are related to schedule. -> *Schedule*
2. Create a new schedule monthly, daily, yearly, hourly etc. Or set a expire date for the schedule etc. Observe how the rows are effected.
3. Combine your work.
