Run multiple reports in SAP windows

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Hello, I was wondering if it is possible to run several SAP reports at the same time using a bot. For example, the bot will first proceed to generate report A, while report A is generated, the bot will open a new window and start generating report B and so on.
So far I have been able to fill forms in two SAP windows at the same time, but after clicking run to generate report A, I cannot interact with the SAP system as UiPath freezes.

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@Juan_Esteban_Valencia,

I assume you have added the logic in separate workflows.

  1. Use Parallel activity.
  2. Use Invoke Workflow activities for number of times you want.
  3. Check the Isolated property checkbox of Invoke Workflow activity. This will allow bot to detach each workflow from each other. In short, one workflow execution will not hold execution of other.

Try this one.

Thanks,
Ashok :slight_smile:

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Hello, thank you very much for taking the time to help me, but I tried it and it didn’t work, I did the parallel, entered that part of the process in a separate flow and selected the chackbox, and it still freezes, it’s as if SAP didn’t allow the interaction with the window until the first report is generated

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@Juan_Esteban_Valencia,

You have opened multiple sessions of SAP right?

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I am working with the same user only that I create a mode, I will show you, I create it with the following button.
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Look, I have two windows, in one the report is loading and in the other only the completed form is left, but UiPath has not clicked

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What’s more, at this moment the process is still running and and UiPath has not yet clicked on the second screen

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I already managed to solve it, I don’t know if it’s the best way, but I’m telling you here to see if you have another idea, what happened was that when generating the first report the cursor remains with that little wheel that shows that it is loading and that’s why it freezes. UiPath (I guess), what I had to do was minimize window1 so that the cursor remained active (click simulate didn’t work for me, so I used the key combination alt+space+n to minimize the active window), then use the activity Activate to activate window2 and with that I was able to click

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@Juan_Esteban_Valencia,

This seems good. Just have regression testing.

Thanks,
Ashok :slightly_smiling_face: