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Run RPA Without OpConOpCon RPA no longer requires an OpCon environment to operate. Starting with release 1.1.0, tasks are stored locally on the RPA Agent rather than in the OpCon Script Repository, which means OpCon RPA can now be deployed and run in
OpCon does not include a native Snowflake integration out of the box. However, because Snowflake exposes a widely supported SQL API, you can build an automated connection using the OpCon Web Services Connector. This article walks you through the prer
A question that comes up often: is there a log that shows who last modified a job or schedule? The answer is yes, but it is not in the system log files. OpCon maintains a comprehensive audit trail of all object changes in the database, and you access
When OpCon has trouble communicating with an agent, the SAM log can give you a general indication that something is wrong. But if you need the specifics, the NetCom log is where you go.What the NetCom Log ContainsNetCom (Network Communications Module
OpCon gives you three primary tools for controlling when and in what order jobs run: job dependencies, resources, and thresholds. All three are valid, and experienced OpCon administrators often use all three in the same environment. Understanding the
One of the most powerful, and underutilized, capabilities of OpCon thresholds is their ability to serve as a bridge between external systems and your OpCon job processing. Any system that can send an API call or drop a message file can update a thres
Once you've grasped the basics of OpCon Resources, the real power emerges when you start using them dynamically. Resources aren't static controls. They can be updated in real time using events, allowing you to open or restrict your processing pipelin
Set API certificate:This article will show you how to set an auto-signed certificate or your own signed certificate to your OpCon Rest. You'll find three scenarios :1. Generate a new self-signed certificate if no certificate found.2. Generate a new s
Thresholds in OpCon look similar to Resources on the surface, but they serve a fundamentally different purpose. While resources control how many jobs run concurrently, thresholds are condition flags. They let you build OpCon automations that respond
If you've ever had multiple jobs collide on a shared file or watched your server slow to a crawl because too many processes launched at once, OpCon Resources might be exactly what you've been looking for. At their core, resources are simple but the c
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