- Working With Dashboards and Charts
- Working With Process Graphs
- Showing or Hiding the Menu
- Context Information
- Root Cause Analysis
- Sending Automation Ideas to UiPath Automation Hub
- Filters
- Simulating Automation Potential
- Tags
- Due Dates
- Compare
- Export
- Triggering an automation from a process app
- Starting a Task Mining project from Process Mining
- Overview of Generic Menus and Dashboards
- Menu Overview
- Menu Analysis
- Process Data
- Event Log Input Fields
- Custom Process Input Fields
- Configuring CData Sync for Event log or Custom process
Configuring CData Sync for Event log or Custom process
Introduction
Next to the Upload data option to load data for an Event log or a Custom process app, you can also use CData Sync to load data from files.
In general, when you want to use CData Sync to load data from files, you should follow the steps as described in Loading Data Using CData Sync to set up data loading using CData Sync.
Since specific settings are required when loading data from files, pay attention to the steps described below.
Event Log Or Custom Process Specific Steps When Configuring CData Sync
Setting up the Source Connection
Select CSV as the source system to which you want to create a connection from the list, and make sure to define the settings as described in Loading Data Using CData Sync - Create a Source Connection.
Table Replication
Once the job is correctly setup, create a Custom Query paste the following queries (each query needs to maintain the semicolon at the end). Make sure you save all changes. See Loading Data Using CData Sync- Create a Job.
For Event log use the following query:
REPLICATE [Event_log_raw] SELECT * FROM [Event_log]
REPLICATE [Event_log_raw] SELECT * FROM [Event_log]
For Custom process use the following query:
REPLICATE [Event_log_raw] SELECT * FROM [Event_log];
REPLICATE [Cases_raw] SELECT * FROM [Cases];
REPLICATE [Tags_raw] SELECT * FROM [Tags]
REPLICATE [Event_log_raw] SELECT * FROM [Event_log];
REPLICATE [Cases_raw] SELECT * FROM [Cases];
REPLICATE [Tags_raw] SELECT * FROM [Tags]