Triggering a process using Resource Pool

[NilanjanMukhopa]

Hi 

I am trying to trigger a process using AutomateC.exe command line.
Is there any way I can run the process in Resource pool not in any particular resource using AutomateC.exe.

Thank you for your help 


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Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
Solution Engineer
Kimberly Clark
Asia/Kolkata
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[david.l.morris]

I don't see an option for running a process on a pool using AutomateC. It seems odd that you'd be able to create/delete pools and add/remove resources to and from pools but that you cannot trigger a run of a process on a pool. Maybe it's just missing from the list. Have you tried to just trigger one the usual way with /pool "PoolName"?

it'd be like...
AutomateC /sso /dbconname {ConnectionName} /run {BPProcessName} /pool {PoolName}

I'll have to try this later. I'm guessing it won't work if it's not in the documentation for AutomateC.

Actually, I just glanced at the F1 Help on Resource Pool options, and it seems pretty clearly geared toward maintenance of pools from command line, not triggering sessions through pools.

EDIT: In case anyone comes across this, I don't want to confuse anyone. After Dean replied with the KB article on how to do this, I came back to edit this post. So, here's how the above call would be changed to be correct: (Putting 'resource' where I had 'pool')
AutomateC /sso /dbconname {ConnectionName} /run {BPProcessName} /resource {PoolName}

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Dave Morris
3Ci @ Southern Company
Atlanta, GA
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[dfry]

Hi there

I saw this query and asked for the following KB article to be created in the Blue Prism knowledge base.  I hope it helps:

How do I run a Process from a Resource Pool using the command line?

Please note you will need to log into the Blue Prism Portal in order to access the above link.

Thanks


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Dean Fry
Content Manager
Blue Prism
Europe/London
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[david.l.morris]

I guess that makes sense because pools are treated just like a resource in Control Room. That should have occurred to me. Thanks, Dean. 😃

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Dave Morris
3Ci @ Southern Company
Atlanta, GA
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