Edit Specific Data for a Queue Item

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You are right. Sorry. 19.10

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I think it shows up only if not null. Did you set something on it?

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Yes, I did. It does show up while it is in progress. When I postpone it it just goes away.

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It looks like an ugly bug. Can you please open another topic on this? Also, what happens 1. when you set it to succesfull or failed? Does the progress stay? and 2. When you clone an item that already has progress.

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Sure, will create a new thread here in User Voice - Orchestrator in a bit.

  1. In progress - Progress field shows, as soon as you set it up to Successful/Failed, progress field is lost
  2. Cloning the item will make your progress field disappear as well.

It seems that as soon as your item switches status it loses progress.

Even though I think being able to work with the Progress field would be an improvement, I would still like to see sometime in the future the ability of changing the Specific Information :slight_smile:

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In Manage → Orchestrator. This is a bug not a feature idea.

In cloning there should be an option. Keep progress or not.

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Yes. this would be a welcome change

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Hello there,

for a lot of processes, it would be great idea to add a “current work status” for the Transaction which I can filter to regulate a process if I retry an item due to an error (like in Blue Prism). I cannot use the API in our Production System due to governance reasons (missing permissions).

When I try “Set Transaction Progress” the Transaction Progress does not remain when I set the transaction status to Failed.

Would you mind adding such a functionality?

@Tudor_Sandu @badita

Kind regards,
Tino

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is there any api which can change queue item status to any?

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Hi @loginerror,

I am trying to update a queue item priority as like below

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When I was hitting the orchestrator with a GET request for the same item it gives the Item Information but for Put request, it throws 404, not sure why.

I am little confused with the message “Does Not Exist” and 404 Error.

Can you please let me know why it is happening like this.

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Can you share the link to that documentation ? I haven’t found that endpoint you are talking about anywhere

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Sure, see here on how to get access to the same site:
https://docs.uipath.com/orchestrator/v0/reference/api-references

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Which api you are using for changing the specific data of failed items?
What is the 'relativeEndPoint of that api?

Also, suppose if we want to change the specific data of the queue item with id=700, how can we give that input inside 'relativeEndPoint ?
and which method we need to use put or patch or post?

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I don’t exactly remember how I did it but I think I have used https://platform.uipath.com/odata/Queues(%)/UiPathODataSvc.SetTransactionResult(%)

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Bobby

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Please check out the video for the same.

Link - UiPath Orchestrator API Using Postman | Part 9 | Edit Queue items - YouTube
Let me know your feedback.

Thanks
Priyanka

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When i am updating any of Specific data then it is removing other Specific data ItemKeys.
Like if QueueItem has Specific data as {ItemName:“ABC”, Status:“NA”} and when i update Status from NA to something else it won’t show {ItemName:“ABC”}.
Updating QueueItem is loosing other specific data information.

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Try providing {ItemName:“ABC”, Status:“xyz”} while updating.

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Yes, i got to know that we can not update any specific ItemKey of QueueItem specific data. We have to send all ItemKeys while updating.

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Please mark the thread solved if this helped you!!!

Thanks
Priyanka

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This is an awful answer. I can already have my transaction in the running automation be different from what’s in the Queue, by updating transactionVar.SpecificContent.

The two sets of data being different shouldn’t be your reason for not implementing the ability to update the item in the Queue. It’s up to the developer to manage, or even decide if it matters, that they’re different or the same.

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