Ok, i do data scraping on a web app, which it has a table full of informations (as alarms in rows). Those informations have to stored somewhere, after that get row by row to do some tasks relative to each row… since that infos are kind sensitive informations, i tough about using orchestrator to save it. But after stored there i get the data scrabled, not stored by data and time as the web app… in excel file, i don’t have this issue.
So now, they decided that i use excel file instead… But i’m curious, i want to unterstand how to sort that data and figure out why it aint stored well in orchestrator.
Could you show us how you are putting the data into the queues? If you take each row and you put it as a separate queue item, then each item will be treated separately.
The idea of queues is that you can process them asynchronously. This means that order of items should not matter, as many robots could be working on the same queue at the same time to process your items simultaneously.
instead of saving the whole excel data there in the queue
you can pass the excel file path as a string to the queue which can be later used to open the excel with that file path
Cheers @mz3bel