Scenario asked in interview

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like i told you, you will need to set permissions for the robot like this:

Create and Edit rights on jobs, as well as View on processes and environments

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@jyoti

An addition to @Dave point, if you trigger second process from first process then there may be chances like if First process got failed by so and so reason then second process also will stop.

It’s better to trigger both process separately as both are independent processes.

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We have try catch right
Changing the schedule and deployment of that -reason is fine but this can be handled with try catch buddy @lakshman

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@Palaniyappan

If we provided proper exception handling then it’s fine else it will be an issue.

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Hey thank u every1 I tried both ways… got too much clarity n different ways of doing it :slightly_smiling_face:

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This is not a recommended setup as what you are talking about is that one job is dependent on the other. The OP specifically stated that they are not dependent.

Instead, in the scheduler, the first job can be started on an hour, let’s say 12 pm. The second can be at 12:01 pm. The second job will wait until the first one is finished and then kick off so long as it doesn’t have a Stop Job After time set that is too short of time for the first and second job to both finish.

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