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03-11-21 11:55 PM
Hello, Community:
Does anyone know how to kick off a Schedule that has been to set up already - equivalent to Right Click , and Run Now in the Control Room?
I know how to run a Process - thru a AutomateC command line interface, and I already have a VBO that can create a batch script and run a particular Process on a specific Resource, however I want to be able to launch an entire schedule immediately. The Schedule may consist of several tasks that will run sequentially in a Workflow.
I am developing a process with which i want to monitor a schedule that may have been skipped due to another schedule running already, and re-submitted.
thanks, in advance!
Arkady
Does anyone know how to kick off a Schedule that has been to set up already - equivalent to Right Click , and Run Now in the Control Room?
I know how to run a Process - thru a AutomateC command line interface, and I already have a VBO that can create a batch script and run a particular Process on a specific Resource, however I want to be able to launch an entire schedule immediately. The Schedule may consist of several tasks that will run sequentially in a Workflow.
I am developing a process with which i want to monitor a schedule that may have been skipped due to another schedule running already, and re-submitted.
thanks, in advance!
Arkady
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04-11-21 11:52 AM
Would the AutomateC method of starting the schedule be suitable for you? For example:-
This will start "My Schedule" immediately in a native authentication environment.
automatec /startschedule /schedule "My schedule" /user <my username> <my password>
This will start "My Schedule" immediately in a native authentication environment.
John Cowell
Senior Software Support Analyst
Blue Prism
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04-11-21 11:52 AM
Would the AutomateC method of starting the schedule be suitable for you? For example:-
This will start "My Schedule" immediately in a native authentication environment.
automatec /startschedule /schedule "My schedule" /user <my username> <my password>
This will start "My Schedule" immediately in a native authentication environment.
John Cowell
Senior Software Support Analyst
Blue Prism
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04-11-21 02:26 PM
Thank you @John Cowell ! Worked brilliantly ! I will implement this into our utility VBO .
Cheers!
Cheers!
