Consider the following flow within an Object Studio action:
The developer of this flow found that writing some credentials to the target application sometimes failed with an exception even though the element exists on the screen. He found that simply catching the exception, waiting for 2 seconds and then retrying fixed the problem.
What problems do you see within the flow? (select 2 responses)
There are two main problems with the flow. Firstly, a block has not been placed around the Write stage and the Recover stage, which means the credentials action could be unnecessarily retried if another stage further into this action throws an exception. This could lead to improper handling of exceptions unrelated to the credential writing. Secondly, there is a potential for an infinite loop if the 'Credentials' stage continues to throw exceptions. Without an exit condition or limit on retries, the process could loop indefinitely, causing resource exhaustion or other unintended behavior. The issue mentioned in option C is incorrect because the credentials stage being referred to is a write stage, not a read stage. Option D is also not a problem as per the given context of the flow.
A and B are correct Answer
Should be AB
C is not correct
A and B are correct
Yes, A, B is the correct answer.
A and B
A,B are Correct
A and B are correct Answer
A and B
A B is correct
where do these 'correct' answers come from, they are just adding confusion!
A & B. This is very clearly a write stage.
The Credential stage is a write stage so answer C is wrong. A and B is correct.
which option to choose when there is only one answer that need to be selected. Whether it is A or B?
It says 2 answers, so its A + B
Credential stage is a writing stage