Uipath condition

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does it meaning is username and password is null means no value OR incorrect value.

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@Palaniyappan

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No value buddy
That is it checks whether both the password and username is null or not
nothing or null both implies the same
Cheers @balkishan

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@balkishan

Here it is checking whether it does contain any value or not.

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It will check for either of the condition buddy
If any one gives us TRUE value it will go to THEN part of if condition or will go to ELSE part of if condition
Cheers @balkishan

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I want to know the meaning of Is Nothing and Is Null

does it checking the value or it’s considering it has no value ?

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Both are same only buddy

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if both the values are false then will go to the else. right

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Exactly @balkishan
Its like this
If any of the condition passes, as we are using OR operator it will take at least one TRUE value and goes to THEN part of it condition
Or
If both gives TRUE obviously it will go to THEN part of if condition
Or
If both gives FALSE obviously it will go to ELSE part of if condition
@balkishan

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@balkishan

I guess it is **Get App Credential workflow right ?

This workflow first will try to read credntials from Orchestrator Assets and will store username and password in out_Username and out_Password. By using this condition we are checking whether it contains any value or not.

If it does not contains any value then it will go to Then part and here we are reading credentials from Windows Credential Manager.

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Okay thanks bro. Got it :slight_smile:

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BTW this part is used in catch block

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Exactly
Fantastic
Cheers @balkishan

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just a small query.
suppose the out_username/out_password is containing null value so it will give the True result right?

I am considering it’s read the incorrect/no value from the orchestrator.

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@balkishan

Yes will go to THEN part

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Yes it will give true, if there is no value in them and goes yo THEN part of if condition
As we equated to nothing na
Cheers @balkishan

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Thanks @lakshman and @Palaniyappan

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Fantastic cheers @balkishan

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can you plz tell me what is the diff between. IsNot Nothing and Is Nothing.
Is Nothing I understood but then what is IsNot Nothing
@lakshman

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@balkishan

IsNot Nothing is inverse of Is Nothing.

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Okay, Thanks

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