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Uploaded a workspace that uses four input files, but under replace paths "no file dependencies found."
Hi Craig,
Workspaces in Automator do not usually have dependencies.
Dependencies are applicable to models that refers to external lookups or external models which requires a change in path when uploaded or used in Automator.
Hope that helps.
Mela
Hi Craig, Workspaces in Automator do not usually have dependencies. Dependencies are applicable to models that refers to external lookups or external models which requires a change in path when uploaded or used in Automator. Hope that helps.Mela
How does the Workspace know where to find and how to use the necessary data? If I run from the desktop program my Workspace is looking for four files in four particular locations. How does this translate when using a Workspace in Automator?
You know you are right, I will go bury my head in the sand now.
So is it possible to know what versions of Automator and Monarch Complete you are using? And what are the expected input file types and location (network, local, etc.)
Thanks.Mela
Automator is on 13.1.0.19961
Complete 14.0.0.10978
(Automator should be caught up to the latest release shortly.)
The files are on network named paths.
Hi Craig, You know you are right, I will go bury my head in the sand now. So is it possible to know what versions of Automator and Monarch Complete you are using? And what are the expected input file types and location (network, local, etc.) Thanks.Mela
melasarenas any further thoughts?
Have you upgraded your Automator to 14? Because that is what happened to me when I added a workspace created in version 14 in Automator version 13.5. I tried using a workspace with the same version as my Automator and the paths appeared as I upload it.
I will look into this further....
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