Q: Difference between Mainframe
and Non-Mainframe Applications?
For Mainframe applications:
·
It’s a single
screen based application. It is keyboard based.
·
There also
separate set in-built mainframe commands supported by Blue Prism specifically
for mainframe applications
For non-mainframe applications:
·
It comprises of
multiple screens
·
Control moves
from one screen to another.
Q: What are different spy
modes
Mainframe we only having
one spy mode-mainframe
web based-html spy mode
Windows we can use
win32,aa and region spy modes
Q: How to make the data
item as global?
By default a Data Item is only visible from its own page,
but un-checking the Visibility check box on the properties form will make the
Data Item global.
Q: What is Environment
variable?
An Environment Variable is a value that is made available to
all Processes and Business Objects, i.e. across the environment.
Go to System Manager and look at the Environment Variables
tab in the Processes section.
Data Items exposed as Environment Variables are read-only.
Q: What are session
variables?
Session Variables are specific to that instance of the
Process. If 2 instances of the same process are running at the same time, they
will both have the same Session Variables but the Session Variables will have
different values.
Session Variables can be viewed and modified from Control
Room
Q: What is the Excel
Object used by BP
The Application Object is
called MS Excel VBO
Q: What are the stages?
Stages
are nothing but a flow diagram component that can be added to the diagram by
clicking onto the page, not by dragging from the toolbar.
Q: What is the
Application Object used by BP to add the data into queue?
Use the Internal – Work
Queues Application Object to put the CSV data into the queue
Q: Why Blue Prism?
·
Automation
process can be designed within IT Governance
·
Supports both
internal and external Encryption/Decryption Keys
·
Provides Audit
Logs enabling
·
High level
Robustness because of .NET customized code within the process automation (Tool
is capable of doing all the activities whatever can be done using .NET)
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