Superalgos/docs/_includes/network/sensor-bot-instance.md

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The sensor bot instance holds no definitions as to what the bot does. Instead, its process instance references a process definition in the corresponding data mine. That is how the sensor bot instance obtains the information regarding what it needs to do once it is run.

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To add a sensor bot instance, select Add Sensor Bot Instance on the task node menu. When a sensor bot instance is added, it is created with one sensor process instance, and a market reference.

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Select Configure Sensor Bot Instance on the menu to access the configuration.

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• startDate is the starting date of the data product the sensor bot instance builds. In other words, the sensor bot instance queries its data source for data starting on the configured startDate. In cases when the sensor bot has built a data product starting on a certain date and the startDate is eventually changed for an earlier one, that is, a date further in the past, then the sensor bot discards the existing data product and starts over from the newly configured date.

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You do not start or stop a sensor bot instance directly. Instead, you start or stop the corresponding task.

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