As I keep learning every day, and keep reading related post to this new inquiry I could not find any specific. I’d like to get the info from Job Folder at Orchestrator, specifically the Details inside since I’m looking for the Info ‘Job completed’ which means the job was successful. Plz see the images below.
As usual I and mentioned before I read many post and tried a few xamls’ but no specific solution and from ‘Get Jobs’ activity which is great I keep getting error :
“Get Jobs: Operation returned an invalid status code ‘BadRequest’” and no specif solution for it as well so I have to ask again.
Thanks in advance for any suggetions and Be Safe!!!
If you go to ‘Roles’ in Orchestrator where you set up the access for each role… ‘Robot’ role should have View, Edit, and Create access selected (FOR JOBS). Otherwise, a robot can’t use Start Job or Get Jobs activities.
If have any other related quetions, feel free to ask. I hope the above suggestion resolves your error.
Thanks so much for replying. For that part all is good Clayton, I have done some research as the Post guidelines and good practice indicate before submitting a post and found the info you have provided.
The help I need is how to actually build a Sequence to reach the info I provided on the images on my post.
•How can I get that info using a xaml in Studio please?
•Has anyone before has accomplished that?
•Is it possible to do it with Studio?
Thanks so much again, looking forward for your thoughts…
If you adjust the filter so it checks the state for “Successful”, then you can get the successful jobs for a specific process. You can also use the Top property to only select the first one or something (I’m assuming it starts from the latest jobs, but am not sure).
Technically, I’m getting the Process Name from the project.json file, then storing it in the dictionary with all my settings.
where the json filepath is just “project.json” so it uses the relative path (current directory).
It desieralizes it and pulls in the “name” value from the project.json file.
You can use any method though, like store the process name in a regular variable/argument or however you choose. Pulling it from the project.json however allows it to be automatic, so if you change the name, no code changes are needed.
With respect, I’m not that expert and I think you’re assuming I would know where that json comes or is located jeje. I know we have a config file when using RE Framework and how we can save o put info there so to be read from the Dictionary but not sure where or how to get that Json first. I’ve heard about json in general but in this case I would not know before trying to work with the json file where is it or is located my friend.
•Do you have a sample that I can try on in my Studio and analyse the insights to get a good picture please?
Also, I do remember I was checking the ‘Get jobs’ activity before with some of the posts here at the forum and at the end I kept getting this error from Studio when trying to run that activity:
Get Jobs: Operation returned an invalid status code ‘BadRequest’
If you get an error, it’s typically because of 1 of 2 possibilities:
Access needs to set in Roles for Robots
ProcessName_Environment is wrong
For you, it might be #2 issue. So if you get an error, check the process name and environment before it goes to Get Jobs to ensure it is exactly what it is named in Orchestrator.
I’m not sure, but you should look in the Processes section to get environment that is tied to the process.
If a Robot is not in an environment, like “Dev-Bot”, then check the Environment section and add the robot to the environment. And if it already is selected in that Environment, then the details is just bugged.
Like I said, though, you should get the Environment for the Process in the Processes section.
If you any other questions on how that works, let me know
Hi, bad request error code means your request syntax must be wrong, i see your environment has a blank space in the middle and maybe this is causing you troubles… can you rename it for a test? Are you inputting any filter?
