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XSOAR-ENGINEER · Question #26

A playbook task is set up to run an integration command that takes no input and which outputs information to the context. The integration has several instances configured. Which action will ensure…

The correct answer is A. Specify the using- parameter to target a specific integration instance to run. When multiple instances of an integration are configured, XSOAR may attempt to run the command on all instances unless explicitly directed. To ensure the command runs only once, you must use the using= parameter to specify which integration instance should be used. This…

Integration and Command Execution

Question

A playbook task is set up to run an integration command that takes no input and which outputs information to the context. The integration has several instances configured. Which action will ensure the integration command only runs once?

Options

  • ASpecify the using- parameter to target a specific integration instance to run.
  • BClick on Advanced Options - Limits to specify the minimum / maximum run limits for a
  • CClick on Performance - Run Limits to specify the maximum run count before the task exits.
  • DSpecify the runlimit= parameter to limit the number of times a specific command will run.

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • A
    79% (19)
  • B
    13% (3)
  • C
    4% (1)
  • D
    4% (1)

Explanation

When multiple instances of an integration are configured, XSOAR may attempt to run the command on all instances unless explicitly directed. To ensure the command runs only once, you must use the using= parameter to specify which integration instance should be used. This prevents redundant execution across all available instances.

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#integration instance#using parameter#playbook task#multi-instance

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