Configuring Non-Working Days in UiPath Orchestrator:
UiPath Orchestrator allows you to define non-working days on theTriggerspage. This ensures that triggers for automations are not executed on days marked as non-working, maintaining compliance with scheduling requirements.
Why Option A is Correct:
The Triggers page provides the functionality to set up schedules, including defining specific days when automations should not run.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
Option B: Non-working days are not determined automatically.
Option C: Individual robot schedules do not dictate global non-working days.
Option D: Non-working days cannot be configured in the Settings page.
Question 2
Which of the following are possible queue item statuses in UiPath Orchestrator?
Options:
A.
Ready, Running, Completed, and Stopped
B.
Queued, Started, Finished, and Aborted
C.
New, In Progress, Successful, and Failed
D.
New, Assigned, Processed, and Archived
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Within UiPath Orchestrator, the possible statuses for queue items include New, In Progress, Successful, and Failed. These statuses represent the lifecycle of a queue item from its creation (New), through its processing (In Progress), to its conclusion, which can either be successful completion (Successful) or encountering an error (Failed). This categorization helps in monitoring and managing the workflow execution more effectively () ().
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Question 3
What is the status of an action when it first shows up on the Actions page in UiPath's Action Center?
Options:
A.
In Progress
B.
Assigned
C.
Completed
D.
Unassigned
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Initial Action Status in Action Center:
When an action first appears in UiPath’s Action Center, it is in theUnassignedstatus. This indicates that no user has taken ownership of the action yet.
Why Option D is Correct:
Actions must be assigned to a specific user before they can move to an "In Progress" status. The initial state is always "Unassigned".
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
Option A: "In Progress" occurs only after an action has been assigned and work has started.
Option B: Actions are not assigned by default; they need to be manually allocated or auto-assigned based on rules.
Option C: "Completed" status is achieved only after the action has been resolved and closed.
By starting as "Unassigned," the Action Center ensures clear responsibility allocation for task execution.