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Activity Configuration: Defining activity order

Process Mining
Last updated Jul 23, 2025
Activity Configuration: Defining activity order
The
Activity_order
field is used as a tie breaker when two events are happening on the same timestamp.
The following code shows an example of configuring
Activity_order
with a SQL CASE
statement:case
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityA'
then 1
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityB'
then 2
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityC'
then 3
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityD'
then 4
end as "Activity_order"
case
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityA'
then 1
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityB'
then 2
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityC'
then 3
when tableA."Activity" = 'ActivityD'
then 4
end as "Activity_order"
Instead of using a SQL
CASE
statement, you can define Activity_order
using the activity_configuration.csv
file .
The following illustration shows an example
activity_configuration.csv
file:
Most UiPath app templates come with predefined fields for activity configuration, which you can adapt to your specific business
requirements. If predefined fields are unavailable or insufficient, you can always create custom fields using either SQL or
the
activity_configuration.csv
seeds file, as outlined.