I am also facing the same issue in one of our VDI's in production environment. When IE gets hanged, the Bot goes in warning status.
When I manually close the IE, the process resumes easily.
Can anyone know the reason behind this?
For version 6:
The warning state indicates that an action is taking longer than normal to complete.
To change the warning threshold (the number of minutes that BP should to wait before raising a warning flag) you can:
Change it globally: Go to the System tab > System menu from the left > Settings. You'll see an option called ""Default session warning time"". You can disable the warning by putting a 0 there if you want.
Change it individually: double click on any stage to access its properties. At the bottom you'll see the ""Warning threshold"" option. Select ""Overridden"" if you want to specify something different than the System default.
Blue Prism will not solve the warning issue by itself. These are a few scenarios that might cause an unwanted warning stage. These are the ones that I've seen:
An object that hangs for ever attaching/interacting with an application (design or application issue)
An infinite loop (design issue)
A large file that takes forever to download or a report that takes forever to generate
Long wait stages (i.e. having a conditional wait stage that waits for an element on the screen with a 20 minutes time out, if the element never appears BP will wait the entire 20 minutes before continue)
It would be nice if BP could send a email notification when the warning status appears.
Hi Genao , your explanation is good regarding threshold warning but when i tried to set threshold warning individually for a stage by setting it to overriden as 1 minute and I intentionally set a sleep of 5 min and ran the process in control room then its not showing warning state it's showing just running only and one pls answer to this
