UiPath Global Exception Handler – Understanding it better – Part 1/2

A while back, I was playing around GEH & I could see it's bit harder to understand it's behavior. According to Uipath, the goal was to introduce a global retry & error handling mechanism, especially for unexpected scenarios. This lead to a combination of retry scope and try-catch activities all stuffed into a single workflow... Continue Reading →

Uipath Cloud Migration Tool

Hiya All!Know it's been years since I have put up something here & yeah it's kind of still vacant here. So, let me put something quiet small today, to make sure it's a good start. I mean, can I say a comeback. A couple of months back, I was assigned a task to perform Migration... Continue Reading →

UiPath Basics – Relative Selector: Dealing with Editable Structured Table

To extract the data from a whole table, we all would go for the ‘Extract Structured Data’ activity. But when it comes to editable table, it could have text boxes, buttons, radio buttons or even check boxes on every row. In such cases, we need to find out which row to update. At first, we... Continue Reading →

13 reasons why you should play Ludo King smarter

Considering the game Ludo King has exploded in popularity during the lock down period (Covid-19), I find myself playing almost daily before hitting the sack. Here are the founded tricks which helped me to strategize & win almost every game (2 playered game)...! Distribution of pieces: Open up all the pieces as soon as you... Continue Reading →

Common Selector Issues in UiPath

With around few months of experimenting with Uipath Selectors, I finally came up with the following table that shows the preferability of different attributes. Most Preferable Least Preferable Name/Innertext Parent ID/ID Rowname/Columnname/idx Parent Class/ Class Tablerow/Tablecol/idx Css-selector Title Now, we can analysis the behavior of each of the above attributes to understand whether they are... Continue Reading →

Short Stories on SQL Server Blunders – SQL01

Comparing Dates in SQL Server Impressed with his company's fruitful growth, the CEO decided to host a affectionate send-off on employees' last day. He assigned a small project to a resource whose responsibility is to develop a mail trigger & export the list of employees on notice period to the management on wednesday mornings at... Continue Reading →

Paper keyboard for iPhone

I have always wanted to try a virtual keyboard with a smartphone that doesn't require any accessory, as seen in Hollywood action movies. I am glad to come across this app - Paper Keyboard. This app turns a paper into a virtual keyboard and the front camera detects your fingers as you type on the... Continue Reading →

If This, Then That App! (IFTTT)

A collection of applets that provides automation services and works based on if-then conditional statement. If you like being active on various social media, but have to make many clicks in order to keep all our profiles updated whether it's updating a picture or a video or a blog. Instead of opening each app to... Continue Reading →

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