Automation Anywhere what cannot be checked using if condition? A. CPU Utilization? B. Ping Successfully C. Service Running? D. File Date?
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I lead one of Extra Technology's RPA teams, working with global customers and gaining new Automation Anywhere experience on a daily basis. I certainly appreciate any chance to learn new things and to share my experiences.
Here are some dos, don'ts and bewares that I would like to share to start the ball rolling (this advice may change as the product changes, my experience grows, and subject to the tips of my fellow foru
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In Automation Anywhere the user cannot check CPU Utilization using if condition.
The if command in Automation anywhere can be used to find whether the server is up and running, if the server is not up or running the server can be made up if the condition can check whether the service is paused else it resumes back.
If the condition can check the date in the file and also used to ping successfully. Hence if the condition cannot check the CPU usage.
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