@KanadMehta for is very easy and powerful way to avoid using a dispatcher process. Since the source code is open, it was refershing to see how one can avoid using a dispatcher process when the data already exists in SQL. Tutorial: Call UiPath Orchestrator API from SQL Server
@Yoichi again for his help and personal guidance in converting a dictionary. This was a life saver when we had to repopulate failed items to a new queue after modifying the specific content from the failed item. I read it this year, the post is from 2020. Change Dictionary type from <of String, String> to <of String, Object>
Myth busted
@postwick for his excellent test to show once in for all that UiPath standard activties can match performance of linq expression. The forum continues to get questions like “modify abc without looping”, which we need to address collectively. All approaches use interations. Kudos to @ppr for contributing to this thread without any biases. There is no need to try to avoid For Each loops on large amounts of data
Collect those solutions
@Palaniyappan for collecting many solutions for manipulating datatables, which he has provided through the years in a single post. All about Datatable