I try to record and store a failed queue transaction but when I look the error up. I get “Has Recording: False”
The strange part is. Recording of failed queue transactions works when queue and process is stored in the same folder we normally use.
But with this queue I wanted to get some more order. So I got the process in our normal folder (package feed) and the queue in a tenant package feed folder.
@loginerror will there be any impact on recording as per the setup explained by @sallegae?
This is what I found in the documentation. I specifically set that. As I’m folder admin I shouldn’t need to. But this doesn’t work also. Or I’m totally setting it wrong.
This feature is controlled by the folder-level Execution Media permission, with the following options:
The default folder-level roles that include the Create permission on Execution Media are Folder Administrator, Automation User, and Robot.
Hi @sallegae
Could you please explain this a bit more? I don’t understand how a queue is “in a tenant package feed folder”.
This is setup by a colleague of me. We only have 1 robot, and I think he didn’t even know he could make folders.
I started also working with queues, assets.
I want to get some more order in all of it. So I made folders for the departments where we use RPA’s.
Still placed the packages in his converted workspace, but placed the queue’s, assets in the departments folder.
The converted workspace is with an own package feed. The other folders not.
After lots of different searches in google I found a solution with the AI of Dr. Google 
Seems like I need to link the queue in the folder where the process is. And then I am able to see the recordings in the linked queue in that folder but not in the folder where the queue is.
I’m gonna mark it as solved. When we have our 2e robot I gonna place all stuff of a process together. Would make it more logical.
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