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Old 04-27-2009, 10:31 AM
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Default Is there a setting to rerun the specific macro that failed?

Occasionally I have one of my chained macros fail and when that happens it essentially skips the macro that didn't run successfully and goes on to the next one. I'd like the option to have it run the macro that failed a second time after I manually acknowledge the macro failing.
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Old 04-28-2009, 06:12 AM
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Hello,

Looking at your requirement, you should try using our advanced automation product, Automation Anywhere 5.0. that provides various 'If' conditions to accomplish the mentioned task.

You can use 'If Task Successful' command inside loop to re-run the task until it is successful. You can also rerun the task after you manually acknowledge the macro failing. You can create a variable that reads value from a text file. In task you can look for the particular value of this variable and rerun the task accordingly.

You can download free version of Automation Anywhere 5.0 from our website:
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To get started easily, you can view the demo on Automation Anywhere 5.0 usage, at Automation Anywhere - Learning Center

In addition, there are many online sample tasks available at Automation Anywhere - Solutions

We also have a manual for Automation Anywhere 5.0. For that, please refer the AAUserManual.pdf link given below:
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Hope that helps.
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