Reframe Work "Get transctoin data"

[VENKATESH2 (VENKATESH)]

Hi Everyone… I am confuse this Questions. 1. what is purpose of TransactionFeild…? and TransactionField2…?.. and …TransactionID…? could you please explain in this topics…?

[Botzilla (Edwin B)]

Hi @VENKATESH2 ,

Actually, those are placeholder fields for logging purposes. The idea is so you could easily identify issues when processing transactions by a given id (e.g. a document id, client id, invoice number, etc) nothing else. So, feel free to use them to pass relevant information to your logs.

These are being passed to the “SetTransactionStatus” workflow

Actually, this is explained in the comment section

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@VENKATESH2

I logging we can add custom fields these are the default custom fields that are given in the ref…also these can be used in insights to get logs for each transaction separately and related details

these fields and values will be added to every log message

cheers

[ashokkarale]

When using the ReFramework (Robotic Enterprise Framework), the terms TransactionField1, TransactionField2, and TransactionID are associated with how data transactions are managed and processed. Here’s a breakdown:

1. TransactionField1 and TransactionField2:

• These fields are used to hold specific data related to the transaction item being processed.
• TransactionField1 typically represents a key field in the transaction item, such as an invoice number, customer ID, or any other critical identifier.
• TransactionField2 might hold additional data that helps identify or process the transaction item, such as a secondary ID or supplementary information.
• These fields are placeholders in the ReFramework that you can customize according to your project’s needs. For example, if you’re processing invoices, TransactionField1 could be the invoice number, and TransactionField2 could be the customer name.

2. TransactionID:

• TransactionID is a unique identifier for each transaction item in the process.
• It’s used to track each transaction and is particularly useful for logging, auditing, or debugging purposes.
• In the context of a queue item in UiPath Orchestrator, the TransactionID typically refers to the unique identifier assigned to that queue item.
• This ID helps ensure that each transaction is processed exactly once and allows for robust error handling and retries, as each transaction can be uniquely referenced.

Usage in ReFramework:

• When a transaction is processed, these fields (TransactionField1, TransactionField2, and TransactionID) are typically used within the ReFramework to log details about each transaction, update the status, or handle exceptions.
• They are also often utilized in the SetTransactionStatus or Process workflows to manage the lifecycle of the transaction item.

In essence, these fields are used to make the transaction data accessible and manageable within the workflow, allowing for greater control and traceability over each individual transaction being processed.

LLM helped me to write this but it’s validated by me.

Thanks,
Ashok

[singh_sumit (sumit singh)]

Hie @VENKATESH2 hope this help you understand the purpose :
Purpose:

• TransactionField: Generally represents a primary piece of data related to the transaction. For example, in an invoice processing scenario, TransactionField could represent the invoice number.

• TransactionField2: Could be used to store an additional or secondary piece of data relevant to the transaction. For example, it might represent the invoice amount or customer ID.
  TransactionID

• TransactionID: A unique identifier assigned to each transaction to ensure that each transaction can be distinctly recognized and processed. This is critical in scenarios where transactions need to be managed individually and tracked throughout the process.

cheers happy automation