Consider the following process flow from a sub-page of a process:
What is the problem with this sub-page flow?
Consider the following process flow from a sub-page of a process:
What is the problem with this sub-page flow?
A is correct
A - based on the possibility that no results could be a valid outcome of the search (remebering it is a business exception that is being reported) and retry logic will only find the same result.
How do you know it's a business exception?
It's named BE
Correct answer should be A. It is a business exception that is being thrown
The correct answer is B, since in retry decision there is a condition to not retry BE
A is the best answer, but D is also possible to use here
A is correct. It's a Business Exception, no retry logic should be used for business exceptions.
B all the way
Yes, B is the correct answer.
B is correct. BE given only for the decision stage.. what if other exception thrown for the first and last stages?
No retry logic should be implemented for Business Exceptions
B. Exception handling is a crucial part of a process, can't go without it
A is correct. I also think that D is correct.
Correct option A
I think B is the correct answer when looking at the BP Process Template you can see that the Sub Pages have retry logic within them.
I guess it is B If there is an error in Navigate Search Screen then according to BP Process Template there should be a retry logic to search for the Search Screen elements again. Isn't it correct?
B Is Correct
Isn't it B? Based on the BP Process Template, there should be some retry logic for object action steps
It is a business exception which is thrown. No retry logic should be used for business exceptions. Correct answer should be A