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Data Service into your automation workflows using features like: Advanced data types: Work

bookings, invoices, billings, and payments. Problem: Both attended and unattended workflows retrieve

your processes are completed. Solution: You can write one unattended workflow to gather all

with Studio and Agent: Seamlessly incorporate Data Service into your automation workflows using features like

attended and unattended workflows retrieve this data every time they run. This requires all users to have

one unattended workflow to gather all the required data in Data Service. Then, all your other attended

and structure your code better. E.g: [940614498] Terminate Workflow Exception (Exception)* - The exception you

System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow Description This activity allows you to terminate the workflow at a specific point in time and throw a specific exception. (* for Mandatory) Properties Misc

[04]Terminate Workflow

[04]Terminate Workflow

" %) ((( System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow == **Description** == This activity allows you to terminate the workflow at a specific point

and structure your code better. E.g: [940614498] Terminate Workflow * **Exception (Exception)* **- The exception you want to throw when stop the workflow. * **Public (Checkbox) **- If you check it, the data

String Response ReturnType: Collection(WorkFlow) Example: Make a GET request to the http

. Workflows Get WorkFlow collections. Supported methods: Get Parameters Name Type Required Description

: property(,asc|desc) Ex: name,asc Response ReturnType: Collection(WorkFlow) Example: Make a GET request

|Description |robotKey|String| Response ReturnType: Collection(WorkFlow) Example: Make a GET request

.png]] Response: [[image:image-20230307144502-46.png]] 1. == **11. Workflows** == Get WorkFlow

(,asc|desc) Ex: name,asc ))) Response ReturnType: Collection(WorkFlow) Example: Make a GET request

. Upload Package Typically, when you publish a workflow to the Center, a package will be uploaded

, Cancel to terminate the operation. d. Delete a Package On the Packages Repository page, click

related items? is selected, any Tasks, Log, Schedules and Workflow linked to this package shall also

. [[image:image-20221028172147-13.png]] == **c. Upload Package** == Typically, when you publish a workflow

** to finish the upload, **Cancel** to terminate the operation. == **d. Delete a Package

. If **Delete related items?** is selected, any Tasks, Log, Schedules and Workflow linked to this package shall

A task is an execution instance of a process on one or multiple Agents. After creating a workflow

will select all Tasks in display and allow you to bulk delete selected them 2 Workflow The name of the workflow which will be used to run the task 3 Version The version of the Package that was published

. After creating a workflow (deploying a package to an agent group), the next step is to execute

and allow you to bulk delete selected them |2|Workflow|The name of the workflow which will be used to run

. ~* SUCCESSFUL: the task has been completed successfully. You can see the log to see the result. \\Terminating

System.Activities.Statements.TernimateWorkflow Description This activity allows you to terminate a workflow. Properties Misc Exception (Exception) - Terminates a workflow instance using the specified exception Reason (String) - A string input argument with the reason for the workflow instance termination

Terminate Workflow

Terminate Workflow

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with the reason for the workflow instance termination (% class="box infomessage" %) ((( 📘 Notes * We can