If you mean one specific item then you need Get Queue Items and use filter and TOP 1 in the properties.
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thanks! Last question, what is the best way to stop my robot. For instance, I have two rows that I am adding to my queue from my data table, it succesfully adds each time but the robot doesn’t stop once it’s done adding… it just keeps running. any ideas how I should “break”? as this is the end of the workflow
Looking at the way you have it configured, it will stop once you’ve entered all of the data from your datatable into the queue. If you want it to put less data in temporarily (for just a test), you can use Step Into, and stop execution after it has entered the number of items you want.
If you want a more permanent solution, you’ll need to filter the number of rows in the datatable you’re iterating over.
weird, just ran a test and the robot ran for about 7 or 8 minutes. The data was uploaded to my queue but the robot doesn’t seem to stop.
Uploading queue data takes a long time if you have 100+ items.
You can monitor what has been uploaded in your Orchestrator dashboard.
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