Automic Workload Automation

  • 1.  Store values entered in textbox promptset into a variable object

    Posted Jul 05, 2018 03:21 PM

    Hello Team,

     

    I have created a promptset and placed text box element in it which is a multi line enabled. Now I would like to let the user enter the host names(AGENTS) based on his requirement line by line. After its submission, I want to parse those hostnames(AGENTS) line by line and store them in a static VARA object. I think I need to use string functions to play with the promptset variable.I have no clue how to start this.

     

    Appreciate if you provide me any suggestions or better ideas.

     

    Thanks,

    Srujan.



  • 2.  Re: Store values entered in textbox promptset into a variable object

    Posted Jul 05, 2018 04:37 PM

    You mean like this?

     

    clear the contents of the target VARA object

    Loop through each selected value from the multi-select

    -   add the value to the target VARA object

    end-loop

     

    Why are you storing these values in a VARA object?  Is it so they can drive a FOR EACH workflow?  Another choice might be to do the following;

     

    Loop through each selected value from the multi-select

    -   use activate_uc_object() to launch the desired task

    end-loop



  • 3.  Re: Store values entered in textbox promptset into a variable object

    Posted Jul 06, 2018 04:05 PM

    Thanks petwir. The info is very helpful.

     

    Yes, I want to use the VARA object in FOR EACH workflow to activate objects dynamically. 

     

    So how should I use multi select option in text box. I understand that we should specify a separator but the users will not enter any special characters to separate. they will just enter all the values line by line. So I think in each line it would end up having spaces. Please correct me if i am assuming wrong.

     

    Also please let me know which script statement should we use to loop the vara values. Can we use string functions or any data sequence statements. 

     

    Thanks,

    Srujan.