You dont need studio desktop to do this. You can do it on cloud only.
Drag “Build datatable actiivty”, then define columns in it. Then using add datarow you can add the data… Then using for each row in datatable, add queue items.
If you are referring as to where you would setup a scheduled run of your RPA Workflow, and not the data type datatable itself, then you should publish your workflow to Orchestrator.
Then within Orchestrator you are able to define Triggers for when it should run.
This could be based on different actions - receiving a mail, creating a file - or simply time.
I was able to get an array to work. But how do I get the output from the trigger result and put in a format that add to queue will work? The output format on the trigger doesn’t looks like a classic Json file. It shows a dropdown Curated opportunity A. And if i have more than one record, it shows Curated opportunity B and so on. Actually, every value in the output, it’s a variable.
Hi Anil.
Take a look at my screenshot. It doesn’t looks like a Json array. I get a Json array if i use the API workflow, but using an RPA workflow i get this format that looks like one variable to each value on the output.
I asked Co-pilot which kind of variable was that. Here is the response.
the variable type shown in your screenshot is a custom class generated by UiPath Integration Service for the Dynamics 365 trigger.
Here’s what’s happening:
Type:opportunities_Trigger
This is an auto-generated .NET type created when you add a Dynamics 365 trigger (e.g., Opportunity Updated) in UiPath Studio. It represents the schema of the trigger payload, so you can access fields strongly typed instead of using raw JSON.
Namespace: Usually something like UiPath.IntegrationService.Activities.Models under the hood.
The default value new UiPath.Integrat... indicates it’s a class instance.
Purpose:
This type contains properties for all the fields you selected in the trigger configuration (e.g., opportunityid, name, statuscode, etc.).
So, it’s not a JObject or Dictionary—it’s a strongly typed object generated from the Dynamics 365 connector metadata.
exactly…try to use select or where to get specific itesm or filter etc..so can you tell whats the output values ..lets take one for now..do you need all acound ids?
What if the trigger more than one result? Let’s say by the interval the trigger will run we have two opportunities closed. Is there a way the RPA will process both?
yes what all values you need just store all those…the same process would trigger for each oppurtunity..you dont need to loop or do anything…even datatable if you need would be a single row datatable ..