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I will recommend you keep the exported passwords in some safe place to prevent them from getting misused by others. You can even encrypt the file for more security. Better print the document out and keep it in the most secret place within your house. I will even not recommend you keep it on any of your cloud storage without encrypting it properly.

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Function indexes are not directly supported by this database, but they can be emulatedby using generated columns. For example, if an index on the upper-case version ofa column is required, create a generated column with the upper-case version of the original column,and create an index for this column:

The CSV manager tab (shown in the screenshot) allows you to import, export, view and delete CSV files to the local storage of the extension. So the CSV files are not directly accessed from the hard drive, but they are stored inside the web browser. The reason for this is that modern browser extension have no access to your hard drive. Just like with the macros, all CSV files are stored locally inside your browser (technically called local storage), nothing is uploaded to any kind of cloud service.

If you have the UI.Vision RPA FileAccess XModule installed, you can switch the macro storage mode to Hard-Drive Storage. This will also redirect all CSV read and write operation directly to the hard drive. By default, CSV files are then stored in the "UIVision/datasources" folder.

In the default storage mode macros, test suites and all UI.Vision RPA settings are stored inside your web browser in what is called technically HTML5 local storage. Nothing is copied or moved to the cloud. This means that once you uninstall the UI.Vision RPA extension, your macros are gone! You can use the "Export" feature to create backups of your important test cases, CSV data and images. The fastest way to export everything is to use the "Run backup now" button on the backup settings panel. It exports all data at once.

- direct=1 - Skip the "Do you want to run this macro?" question. - closeBrowser=1 - Closes the Chrome browser when the macro is completed. The default is "0", the browser remains open. Screencast of a PowerShell script that uses CloseBrowser=0. - closeRPA=0 - Close UI.Vision RPA when the macro is completed. The default is "1", so UI.Vision RPA closes after the macro is done. - folder=foldername - exactly the same as the macro switch, but it runs all macros inside a folder. This means every folder can be used test suite. IMPORTANT: Folder names are CASE-SENSITIVE. - savelog=filename.txt - This saves the log (content of the Log tab) plus a header status header as a text file once the macro has completed. The log is saved whether the run was successful or not. The calling script (e. g. Batch file, Node.JS, Python, or PowerShell) can check for the existence of this file to make sure the macro run completed). The first line of the log file is always the status of the macro run (error or success, and the error message, if any). A second way to save the log file is to use the command localStorageExport log. But unlike the command line option, this method does not add a header with status information to the top of the log. New with V8.1.3: The &savelog= parameter supports full paths now, e.g. savelog=c:/test/log.txt. If a full path is detected the log is saved directly (instead of triggering a download). This is faster and more reliable. We recommend to update your automation scripts to use this new feature. It requires the XModules to be installed. - storage=browser/xfile - This parameter tells UI.Vision RPA if the macro or testsuite folder to run can be found in the HTML5 browser storage or on the hard drive. - macro=folder1/subfolder1/macroname - Run the specified macro. IMPORTANT: Macro and folder names are CASE-SENSITIVE. - nodisplay=1 - Runs all macros in nodisplay mode. A macro-internal !replayspeed setting overwrites this global value. - cmd_var1=hello%21world, cmd_var2, cmd_var3 - Send values to a UI.Vision RPA macro from the command line. Inside the macro you can access the value with the internal variables. $!cmd_var1, $!cmd_var2 and $!cmd_var3.
• - Examples: All the above switches are used in the Command Line Source Code Snippets.

Rarely used and deprecated command line options: - closeKantu=0 - (deprecated) It is now called closeRPA - continueInLastUsedTab=0/1 - Default is "1". So by default the macro of each new command line call continues in the tab where the last macro stopped (the active tab). An example use case would be that macro1 does the login, macro2 runs a test and macro3 does the log off. If you prefer that UI.Vision RPA opens a new tab for each new command line call use "continueInLastUsedTab=0". - loadmacrotree=0 - (A rarely needed setting) If 1, all macro files are loaded at startup into the side bar treeview. This increases startup time, thus the default is "0". Note that when using loadmacrotree=0 UI.Vision RPA looks directly in the file system for the macro, and thus the folder and macro names are case-sensitive on all operating system if the internal HTML5-storage mode is used (= browser file system). In hard-drive mode only Linux is case-sensitive. - testsuite=testsuitename (deprecated) - please use the new folder command.

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