Which of the following options can be used to update the value of a data...

Understanding Environment Variables:

Environment variables are global variables that are accessible across multiple processes and sessions within Blue Prism.

They are typically used to store configuration settings and other information that need to be consistent across different processes.

Updating Environment Variables:

Internal - Global Variables Business Object (Option A): This business object can be used to update the value of environment variables programmatically within a process.

Calculation Stage (Option B): This stage cannot be used to update environment variables directly because it only works with data items within the context of the process.

Global Variables Store in Environment Manager (Option C): This is a specific area within the Environment Manager where environment variables can be managed and updated.

System Manager (Option D): This is another tool within Blue Prism where environment variables can be updated.

Conclusion:

The correct options to update the value of a data item exposed as an Environment Variable are:

A. Using the 'Internal - Global Variables' Business Object to update the value.

C. Using the Global Variables store in Environment Manager to update the value.

D. Using System Manager to update the value.

References:

Blue Prism Developer Documentation: Environment Variables

Blue Prism Training Material on Variable Management and Configuration