Actually the subject speaks for itself. Yet I actually want to know for a OrchestratorJob varible stuff like “started”, “ended”, “triggered by timetrigger”, etc.
Thanks!
Actually the subject speaks for itself. Yet I actually want to know for a OrchestratorJob varible stuff like “started”, “ended”, “triggered by timetrigger”, etc.
Thanks!
You have to change the TypeObject of the For Each to OrchestratorJob.
Also, you might not be able to use Job as the variable. It could be a type, a reserved word. You should always use things like currentJob to make sure you’re not stepping on the object model and using something reserved.
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For each can be adapted as mentioned above by @postwick
For some parts we do feel that you would have a look to the AuditLogs. We suggest to explore it more by using Swagger for the RnD
Notice there is no TypeArgument property in your version. You’d have to downgrade to an earlier version of UiPath.System.Activities to change it.
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