Tag Archives: rpa
Believe Me When I Say This LINQ is “Complex”(Part-II)
If last week’s article didn’t send chills down your spine, then you clearly aren’t human. It took me approximately 4 days to wrap my head around that query, before forgetting who I was, where I was, and what I was doing. Bad jokes aside, it did take me a while to understand this, and it…
AA: Scraping Data Off The Bot Store (Part-II)
In last week’s post, we developed the navigation…well most of it. Where Did We Go Wrong This Time? Nowhere. We are on the right track and only have to include one more condition into the Loop: While Action, to ensure it works as expected. I didn’t include this in the previous post as it breached the…
AA: Minimize The Task Window With This
When we run automations with Automation 360, a task window pops up, indicating the progress of our automation. It is useful as it not only tells us at which stage the bot is currently at, but also provides us with the option of pausing or stopping the automation, in case something goes wrong. Of course,…
AA: “Log To File” Done Right
In an earlier post, we explored Automation Anywhere’ s error handling capabilities. Today, we are going to dig a little deeper and refine our Error Handling Process. You May Log Errors in One of Two Ways One is by haphazardly outputting everything onto notepad, while the other is by outputting details into the right file, in uniform…
AA: Dictionary Variable Is a Little Special
Dictionaries often come in handy when housing or grouping similar data. Sure, you have Lists, but they merely “house” data. Read on and you will understand what I meant by that. Lets Talk About Houses Lists provide their tenants with full access. They can occupy any room they please, at any given time but their…
AA: Try-Catch-Finally, What Exactly?
Welcome to The Coding Theory’s first article on Automation Anywhere! I have written several drafts based on the solutions I have provided on the AA Forum, which no one seems to give a hoot about. It didn’t gain as much traction as I thought it would, so I brought it up here, onto my blog which…
LINQ: Basics, But Still Pretty Advanced(Part-II)
This is Part-II of the same problem statement from Part-I. We use tables a lot in UiPath, because it’s pretty darn convenient for housing data. There are other ways of preparing and storing data, but we won’t go into any of that in this article. Let’s take it slow. Food tastes better when you slow cook…
Introduction to LINQ(For You Masochists Out There)
If you wish to skip past my rambling and head over into the actual introduction, click here. Language Integrated Query is a pretty neat feature in .Net technology that helps us query data from various data sources with ease while also evoking the same reaction you see in the poster above, when people come across it for…
Robotic Process Whaa?
Robotic Process Automation, often abbreviated as “RPA”, at first glance, sounds like something a Mechanic, or a Mechanical Engineer would be working with. And you might be right- at least in my case. But worry not. RPA is all about software automation, in fact, it has the potential of transforming into our main go to tool…