Automation in service mode in VM

Help Orchestrator
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So i am building a bot in my VM’s studio(service mode) only and published it, what it is doing is clicking on calender- (by default it is in the year 2024) so it is clicking start date as yesterdays date and end date as today and then extracting data for 1 day based the date
So when i am running it manually it is giving correct data, but with time trigger it is giving one whole year’s data.
i tried changung the login to consol No but that is also not working pls let me know the approach

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@Sameekshya_Panigrahi,

Record the job or stream from the orchestrator and observe how it’s taking actions. Looks like the selectors aren’t working as expected.

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its like if i am clicking on trigger or VM is opened its working fine , but if VM is disconnected its not giving the exact results

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Dear @Sameekshya_Panigrahi,

You can do follwoing things to resolve your issue.

1. Take access of Robot VM & run the process in attended mode to check where exactly robot is clicking.
2. Check robot VM resolution from setting & your machine resolution. If they are different make them same to obtain same results as you are getting from studio machine.
3. If you Studio & Robot VM are connected to each other make use of remote debugging to check hot robot is behaving.

Hope above steps solves your issue. If yes, please mark as solution.

Br,
NikZ

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@Sameekshya_Panigrahi,

Ok let’s debug it in more details. record the job and see what’s the bot doing in unattended mode.

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where can i view the recorded job?

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@Sameekshya_Panigrahi,

Go to Edit Process screen

The image shows a UiPath process configuration screen for a "Greetings Bot" with options for setting job priority, enabling various features, and adding descriptions and tags. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a UiPath process configuration screen for a "Greetings Bot" with options for setting job priority, enabling various features, and adding descriptions and tags. (Captioned by AI)1348×739 78.9 KB

Enable Job recording like this

The image displays a settings interface for job recording with options for video recording and retention policies, where "Job recording" and "Record all jobs" options are enabled, indicated by green circles around them and the "Update" button at the bottom. (Captioned by AI)
The image displays a settings interface for job recording with options for video recording and retention policies, where "Job recording" and "Record all jobs" options are enabled, indicated by green circles around them and the "Update" button at the bottom. (Captioned by AI)1352×794 95.4 KB

Once done, your job will be recorded for around 3 minutes.

After job completion just click on the 3 dots at the end and click on Open Recording to see the recording

The image shows a user interface displaying a list of RPA (Robotic Process Automation) tasks with their statuses and durations, alongside a context menu with an option to "Open recording." (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a user interface displaying a list of RPA (Robotic Process Automation) tasks with their statuses and durations, alongside a context menu with an option to "Open recording." (Captioned by AI)1701×447 85.6 KB

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i found out that it is skipping first 6-7 activities , why is it happening i dont know

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@Sameekshya_Panigrahi,

Try adding some check app state to identify if the desired action taken by the bot or not.

Also you can try playing around TypeInto and Click activity’s Input method

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sure, what i figured out using screen recording is that it is skipping first half activities.