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What are the two primary stages m checking license utilization in UiPath projects?
According to the UiPath Automation Solution Architect course, the two primary stages in checking license utilization in UiPath projects are:
Licensing Allocation: This stage involves planning and allocating the required licenses for the project, such as Studio, Robot, Orchestrator, and Data Service licenses. This stage also involves estimating the cost and return on investment (ROI) of the project based on the license usage.
Development Testing: This stage involves testing the project in different environments, such as development, testing, and production, and monitoring the license consumption and performance of the project. This stage also involves optimizing the license utilization and resolving any issues or errors related to licensing.
UiPath Automation Solution Architect course, Module 4: Project Delivery2
Data Service - Checking the License Usage - UiPath Documentation Portal1
What functionality does the Package Explorer offer?
Package Explorer is a feature that enables you to view the contents of any package version uploaded to Orchestrator. You can access it from the Packages page, by clicking theExplorebutton next to the package name. Package Explorer displays a graphical representation of the entry .xml file of the package, as well as the variables, arguments, and imports that are part of it. You can also view the properties of each activity, such as selectors, text, or output variables. Package Explorer can help you troubleshoot errors, compare different versions of a package, or inspect the logic of a package without opening it in Studio.
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What is the best practice for naming activities in a workflow to facilitate easier debugging?
The best practice for naming activities in a workflow is to assign description and unique names to activities based on their function. This helps to facilitate easier debugging, as it makes the workflow more readable, understandable, and maintainable. It also helps to identify the purpose and scope of each activity, and to avoid confusion or ambiguity when multiple activities of the same type are used in the workflow. For example, instead of using the default name ''Type Into'' for an activity that types a password into a login field, a better name would be ''Type Password''. Similarly, instead of using the default name ''Click'' for an activity that clicks a submit button, a better name would be ''Click Submit''.
Studio - Naming Rules - UiPath Documentation Portal
Naming Rules and Best Practices - Studio - UiPath Community Forum
Variables, arguments and workflows naming - best practice - Help - UiPath Community Forum
How can a user trigger a robot in UiPath Action Center to start an automated process?
In UiPath Action Center, users can trigger a robot to start an automated process by using a specific action or button designed for this purpose. Action Center is designed to bridge the gap between human tasks and robotic automation, allowing users to manually initiate processes, review, and complete tasks that require human intervention. By integrating actions or buttons within the Action Center, users can seamlessly trigger automated workflows, making it a user-friendly and efficient way to initiate processes without needing to modify the robot's code or install additional software.
UiPath Action Center Guide: Triggering Processes
UiPath Orchestrator Guide: Starting a Job
