UiPath Exam UiPath-ASAPv1 Topic 1 Question 29 Discussion

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Consider a process that is scheduled to run 3 times a day (9AM, 1PM, 6PM). For each run, the process needs to consume data from a different queue.

What is the best way to implement this functionality?

AUse the queue name as an argument for the process and set its value when creating the triggers.

BCreate an asset which stores the queue name and update the asset value after each run.

CPublish the process 3 times in Orchestrator, specifying the corresponding queue in code.

DAdd the queue name in a configuration file and store it in a shared location.

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Veronica

2 months ago

I heard the developers were debating whether to use the queue name as an argument or to just throw darts at the keyboard and hope for the best. Either way, it's sure to be a wild ride!

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Valda

1 months ago

C) Publish the process 3 times in Orchestrator, specifying the corresponding queue in code.

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Latosha

1 months ago

B) Create an asset which stores the queue name and update the asset value after each run.

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Youlanda

2 months ago

A) Use the queue name as an argument for the process and set its value when creating the triggers.

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Viola

2 months ago

Option D seems like a reasonable approach. Storing the queue name in a configuration file and sharing it? Sounds like a good way to keep things centralized and maintainable.

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Janey

2 months ago

Using a configuration file for the queue name definitely simplifies the process and ensures consistency across runs.

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Bulah

2 months ago

I agree, having a shared location for the queue name in a configuration file makes it easier to manage and update.

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Barbra

2 months ago

Option D seems like a reasonable approach. Storing the queue name in a configuration file and sharing it? Sounds like a good way to keep things centralized and maintainable.

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Emerson

3 months ago

Option C? Really? Publishing the process three times in Orchestrator just to specify the queue? That's a bit overkill, don't you think?

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Dominic

2 months ago

D) Add the queue name in a configuration file and store it in a shared location.

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Alita

2 months ago

B) Create an asset which stores the queue name and update the asset value after each run.

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Zita

2 months ago

A) Use the queue name as an argument for the process and set its value when creating the triggers.

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Kirk

3 months ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about Option B. Maintaining an asset and updating it after each run seems like it could get messy. Let's keep things simple, shall we?

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Aleisha

2 months ago

D) Add the queue name in a configuration file and store it in a shared location.

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Marylou

3 months ago

A) Use the queue name as an argument for the process and set its value when creating the triggers.

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Fredric

3 months ago

Option A sounds like the simplest and most straightforward approach. I can just pass the queue name as an argument and set it when creating the triggers. Easy peasy!

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