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Question 29

Consider the following process flow:

What is the problem with this flow?

There is nothing wrong with this flow.

The exception handling in this flow can be removed because an Attach action in a navigate stage should always work if configured correctly

The Attach Block should be enlarged to also include the "˜Waited Long Enough?' decision stage.

The flow contains a recover stage and a route from it without a resume stage. This will cause internal error on future exceptions thrown in the same session.

The 0.5 second wait stage should be removed so that the retries can be performed at full speed.

Correct Answer: D

The flow contains a recover stage and a route from it without a resume stage. This will cause internal error on future exceptions thrown in the same session. In a process flow, any recover stage should properly handle exceptions by following up with a resume stage to clear the exception state. Omitting the resume stage results in the process staying in an error state, which can cause issues with future error handling in the session.

Discussion

VishalSOption: A

A should be the correct answer

TOMMY2212Option: E

vote for E

naive91

Who gives the right answer for such questions

BP_Bot1Option: E

vote E.

Aravind_Babu

No option seems to be correct as if Attach stage throws an exception then it is entering into the indefinite loop.

DePackageOption: A

Can't be E there is only one wait stage.

neno2023Option: A

but I think it must have a decision stage before

onyeisiOption: A

A is the answer

shubhamvadnereOption: E

Correct option is E as two 0.5 sec wait is added and it is not required there.

LH1213Option: B

I think B

LH1213

ACTUALLY, IT IS A

KaleopanOption: B

I can see why B should be the correct answer, because attach stages should be preceded by the conditions "Exists=True" and "IsConnected=False", but claiming that an attach stage should then ALWAYS work is kind of a big claim esp. when the target application is in an instable/not responding state.

iteOption: A

A should be the answer

SBWeiss348Option: A

I like A because the Attach action could have an error

sogoku_ichi_2907Option: A

A is the correct answer.

Ad01blueprism170

attach action should contain dynamic variable for resetting the window title incase of exception.