My requirement is to resolve this error by clicking YES button, and later NO button on another popup and start the robot again when the internet connection is restored.
How can I do that?
To resolve the error and handle popups in SAP when the internet connection is restored, use Try-Catch blocks to handle exceptions, and within them, include actions to click “YES” and “NO” buttons accordingly, and then restart the robot when the internet connection is restored.
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Follow this steps:
Ensure that your internet connection is stable.
Confirm that your SAP GUI configuration is set up correctly
Test your automation directly on SAP GUI without UiPath to determine if the disconnection issue is specific to UiPath.
Check SAP System Load and Performance
Consider implementing retry mechanisms to handle intermittent disconnection issues.
Implement exception handling in your UiPath automation to catch and handle disconnection errors
Implement exception handling in your UiPath automation to catch and handle disconnection errors
how can I handle a disconnection error and run the robot again automatically? @Dilli_Reddy
You can use a combination of exception handling and retry mechanisms.
Add a Try Catch Activity
you can handle the disconnection error and set up a retry mechanism
the robot will automatically retry the specified activity when a disconnection error occurs. It will continue to retry the activity until the specified number of retries is exhausted or until the exit condition is met. This allows the robot to handle temporary disconnection issues and proceed with the automation when the issue is resolved.
How can I restart the robot?
To restart a robot, use Orchestrator to trigger a job or schedule a new run of the robot process.
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how can I do a new run without triggering manually?
I don’t want to involve orchestrator in this case
Automate a new run by scheduling the robot process
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