I’m currently trying to launch a process from Orchestrator after uploading the package to it’s folder and configuring the robot and the machine for the folder and I’m getting this error when launching the process.
I have been looking for an answer in the forum and I have found out that many people that has had this issue when they get the “This job cannot run with the current folder configurations” they have an additional message as in the followin image (This is an image that I have found in the forum, ITS NOT MINE)
As you can see, I’m not getting additional information when trying to launch the process and I don’t know what the problem might be.
Can you guys help me try to pinpoint the issue??
Thank you vey much.
Edit: I reuploaded my picture to remove client information
if you robot account was added to Process folder and has the Robot role.
If machine was added to Process folder and has unattended licenses associated with
Also, the process is on Windows Compatibility ? Which is the Robot Version installed in this machine ?
Sorry for the delayed answer. I have checked everything that you said and The robot has been added to the folder with Robot role, the machine is also in the folder and has unattended license.
one more question, are you running this job manually or from Trigger? If the job starts from Trigger, can you check if the trigger configuration indicate the right machine/user? Even if the machine and users shows up in the trigger
Basically what we are trying to do is to move some processes from one Orchestrator to another. We uploaded the process, created the Queue with the same folder name it uses in the other Orchestrator and we tried to run it manually to see if it worked or not.
Right now we are not trying to see if the process works, we want to see it run and then we will work on the solutions that may come up if there are other errors when running it.
When checking monitoring I saw that the Production runtime is unlicensed so when trying to run it with that configuration nothing was happening. In testing it runs well.