How to process items from the Queue twice?

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Hello guys. Please, If you know how to decide this problem, help me.
I have an Excel file with some data (the working schedule of people). I adds these items to the queue and then in a special corporate system in Internet Explorer I have to fill fields with this data. Then, when I fillled fields with the schedule for all people i have to do the second part of my project: go to the another tab and by using the same data to fill some fields again. I am using Re Framework and the queue. How I can get data from the queue for the second step if it was already proccessed on the first step?

I hope that my answer is clear. Please, give me some advice.
King regards,
Mili

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I think you should build step1 and step2 in the same process, because you work with the same data.When step 1 is done, connect it to the second process and when that one is finished close the transaction.

Because now it looks like you close your transaction too soon.

Otherwise can you explain why you need 2 separate processes for it?

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Hello! Thanks for your answer! You mean that I have to go to another tab for each transaction?

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I wanted to divide these steps as otherwise for each transaction I have to go to the another tab

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Get Item - will get an item from and sets its status to InProgress. Then you are using the TransactionItem to do the Process-1 and then setting it Success or Failure. Then you need the same item for Process-2 which is already processed. So, You can`t get it again.

Instead of this, Do the following.

Get Item - will get an item from and sets its status to InProgress. Then you use the TransactionItem to do the Process-1 and Process-2 then set the status of it to Success or Failure.

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Hello, thank you! Can you say: you mean that for each transaction i have to go to the another tab? So, I do step 1 then go to the another tab in order to do step 2 and then set the status for transaction Success or Failure, right? and then again back to the first tab and do the same again?

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Yeah, That is the best way to do @Mili_1108. Hope it helps, If it resolves your query close the thread by accepting the answer.

Thanks,
Ranjith Udayakumar

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