RPA is slooooooow.
I’m doing my best to optimize my code to the max, but my hard work is spoiled when RPA does things i did not want to do and get more slow.
Im talking about saving logs, if i have t e NO LOG option active in RPA option, i said no log, no echo neither errror no all, just no log, then why i cheked the log folder and is filled with log files? every time i run a macro an unwanted log file is created, meaning rpa wasting precious run time in doing unwanted things.
How can i disable and where this logging?
Also, would be nice to implement a simple for loopwith automated counter instead of a cheated while loop
Good news: The next update will include two new flow control commands: times and foreach. With the times command you will be able to write:
times 100
print ${!times}
end
times
With times you can specify a number of iterations you would like to perform on a set of commands. The number goes into the target input field of the times command.
forEach
ForEach adds the ability to iterate over a (JS) array/collection and reference each item in that collection.
We’re running v8.3.8 has the No Log setting been put in place yet? Or do i just not know how to use it correctly?
I’ve tried &savelog=No Log in the arg variable but still get log-20230810-125055.txt in the \logs folder
with the amount of macros we run daily these add up quickly, and seem to collide occassionally
with the amount of macros we run daily these add up quickly, and seem to collide occassionally.
Unless it’s impossible to run 2 instances of UI.Vision RPA at the same time?