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Invocations. The script can use the information in this document the next time the script runs.CreateDateTime (NotesSession - LotusScript®)Given a string that represents the date and time you want, creates a new NotesDateTime object that represents that date and time. When used with OLE automation, this method allows you to create a NotesDateTime object without using New.CreateLog (NotesSession - LotusScript®)Creates a new NotesLog object with the name you specify. When used with OLE automation, this method allows you to create a NotesLog object without using New.CreateNewsletter (NotesSession - LotusScript®)Given a NotesDocumentCollection containing the documents you want, creates a new NotesNewsletter. When used with OLE automation, this method allows you to create a NotesNewsletter object without using New.GetDbDirectory (NotesSession - LotusScript®)Creates a new NotesDbDirectory object using the name of the server you want to access. When used with OLE automation, this method allows you to create a NotesDbDirectory object without using New.ResetUserPassword (NotesSession - LotusScript®)Use an agent to change the password of a user ID stored in the ID vault and/or specify the number of times a user ID can be downloaded from the vault after a password reset or ID recovery.NotesUserID (LotusScript®)The NotesUserID class represents the Notes ID file or a Notes ID when it resides within the Domino IDVault. This object is primarily used to obtain the names of the private encryption keys which are available for use within the UserID object.

Task chainingON THIS PAGECreate a simple reload automationCreate a reload task chainAdd a condition to the task chainRun reloads in parallelAdd a loop to the task chainAdd a loop and condition to the task chainLearn more Automations make it easy to use events and actions to trigger other events and actions. This is called task chaining. A task chain is a set of tasks that are executed in an automation, either in parallel or one after the other. This tutorial walks you through an end-to-end example in steps of increasing complexity that shows you how to build a task chain. The goal of this automation is to trigger app reloads for multiple apps in your tenant by chaining multiple reloads together. Create a simple reload automation Start by creating an automation that triggers an app reload. From the Block library on the left side of the automation canvas, select the Qlik Cloud Services connector. Drag the Do reload block onto the canvas and attach it to the start block. In the App ID input field for the Do reload block, enter the App ID for the app you want to reload. Information noteYou can use the lookup function in the App ID field to find the App ID. Click Run. Verify in the block output that you see status: SUCCEEDED. This indicates that the reload was successful. Reload run modes In the steps above, you did not specify the run mode for the Do reload block. However, when creating task chains, this input is important. You have two options: Wait for reload to complete and Start reload and continue. That is, run the reloads one after the other or run them in parallel. The default setting is Wait for reload to complete, which is a run mode where the automation

Status Not Released in the Detail page.Trigger the approval workflow via the button Request Approval. This sends out the HTTP request to SAP BTP SAP Build Process Automation workflow trigger.Open the SAP Build Process Automation application from the BTP and click My Inbox button from the Lobby.You can see the result on the My Inbox app of SAP Build Process Automation, where the counter is increased by one.Add a decision note and click on Approve.Back on the SAP S/4HANA Cloud side you refresh the BonusPlan UI or start the app again.There you see the changed Release Status which is now Released.Monitoring and Troubleshooting: SAP Build Process Automation provides different applications for monitoring and managing different process skills. The applications include Process and Workflow Instances, Automation Jobs, Acquired Events, and more. These applications are available under the Monitor tab.Login to SAP Build Process Automation.Navigate to Monitoring > Processes and Workflow InstancesChoose your project name from the drop down > Select the project name.Copy the entire text in ID highlighted below, that is your Workflow Definition ID.

FTP Plug-in Enables the FTP plug-in on the agent, which lets you configure FTP client and FTP server options. Default: disabled (unselected)FTP Client Information Specifies whether the agent can act as an FTP client using Regular or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption for FTP transfers. Default: Regular Client TransferFTP Server Information Specifies whether the agent can act as an FTP server using regular or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption for FTP transfers. Default: Disable FTP ServerFTP Server Port Specifies the port number for the agent to act as an FTP server. Default: 21 Limits: 1-65534FTP User ID Specifies the FTP user ID required to access the FTP server.FTP Password Specifies the password corresponding to the FTP user ID. Limits: case-sensitiveVerify FTP Password Confirms the FTP password.Enable SNMP Job Type Specifies whether the agent enables SNMP jobs. Default: disabled (unselected)SNMP Trap Listener Port Specifies the agent port listening for trap information. Default: 162 Limits: 1-65535Use SSA Socket Enables a connection to AutoSys Workload Automation using the Secure Socket Adapter (SSA). Default: disabled (unselected)SSA Socket Path Specifies the path to the *.so file (UNIX) or *.dll file (Windows) for communication with AutoSys Workload Automation using the Secure Socket Adapter (SSA). Default:For UNIX: /opt/CA/SharedComponents/Csam/SockAdapter/libFor Windows: C:\Program Files\CA\SharedComponents\Csam\SockAdapter\bin For UNIX systems, also specify the Workload Automation shared directory.Workload Automation Shared Directory Specifies the path to the shared components directory for AutoSys Workload Automation. Default: /opt/CA/SharedComponents This path is required for UNIX systems.Windows Service Name Specifies the name of the Windows service for the agent. You can control the agent on Windows as a service. Default: AutoSys Mode installation: Workload Automation Agent (AGENT_NAME) This name is the default and cannot be modified in the interactive installation.Non-AutoSys Mode installation: WA AgentWindows Service Option Sets how the agent, which is installed as a Windows Service, starts whenever

Block to the YES branch of the condition. This means that if the condition is true, the second Do reload block is executed. Tip noteAdd block comments so you can see what each block does without opening it. Click Run to see the output. Run reloads in parallel Next, add multiple Do reload blocks to your automation. For each Do reload block, set the run mode to Start reload and continue. Move the condition block to the side so you are left with the start block and a single Do reload block. Take the second Do reload block from inside the condition and reattach it below the first Do reload block. Set the run mode for each Do reload block to Start reload and continue. The automation looks like this, with both reloads running in parallel: Below the second Do reload block, add a Wait for reloads to complete block. In the Reload IDs field, add the reload ID from the first two Do reload blocks, separated by a comma. The raw input looks like this: {$.DoReload.id},{$.DoReload2.id}. Tip noteMake sure to use the reload ID and not the app ID. Add another Do reload block and configure it to reload another app. Add a loop to the task chain In this example, use a loop block to loop over all the apps in your tenant and to trigger a reload for each one. Move all of the blocks below the start block to the side. Add a List apps block to the start block. This block is a loop block. Click Test run on the block to get the IDs you need for the next block. Inside the loop, add a Do reload block. In the App ID field of the Do reload block, map the App ID obtained from

The from the List apps block. Set the Run Mode to Start reload and continue.The raw format looks like this: {$.listApps.item.id}. The input to the Do reload block will loop through the app IDs in the list until it reaches the end of the list. Information noteIf you don't have reload permission for all apps on the tenant, specify a space ID to which you have reload permission in the List Apps block. Alternatively, you can set the On error field to Ignore or Warning. Add a loop and condition to the task chain Finally, add a condition inside the loop from the previous example. Add a basic Condition block inside the loop, above the Do reload block. Set the condition to reload apps only if the app name contains the word production. Add the Do reload block to the YES branch of the condition. In the App ID field for the Do reload block, map the App ID obtained from the List Apps block. Set the Run Mode to Start reload and continue. The final result is an automation that loops through all of the apps on your tenant, and if the app name contains the word production, the app reload is triggered. Modify this automation to build your own custom task chain.