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The Element Software Robot
field_name_robot_id
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field_name_robot_id
This field is only displayed if you have chosen the Robot ID option Provide dynamically from field name. Insert here the container path containing the identification number of the robot.
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You need access to the UIPath Orchestrator to get the identification number of the robot from the Orchestrator API. Administrators can also access the Robot ID via the Robot Details. Further information can be found in the ADMIN.
The Element Software Robot
queue_name
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queue_name
Select here the queue in which a new transaction has to be created. The queues are defined in the UIPath Orchestrator and modeled in UiPath Studio.
The Element Software Robot
robot_environment
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robot_environment
Choose your robots work environment from the drop down menu, e.g. production, quality management, development... The Robot Environment is independent from the BPaaS environment.
The Element Software Robot
robot_id
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robot_id
The Robot ID depends on the Robot Process ID. Therefore you may only assign the Robot ID once the Robot Process ID has been issued. The content of the drop-down menu depends on the content of field Robot Process ID. Two additional options are available:
Select robot automatically
Provide dynamically from field name
Note
Each robot must obtain its own BPaaS user. The robot's BPaaS user must own the role for the corresponding process app. Further informations regarding the creation of new BPaaS users can be found in the ADMIN.
The Element Software Robot
robot_process_id
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robot_process_id
The Robot Process ID depends on the robot environment. Therefore you need to choose your Robot Environment first, then set the Robot Process ID. Data entry in this field is supported by auto complete. The robot process determines explicitly which tasks the robot executes.