A new blank project only has the Main.xaml file and consists of a single Throw activity. The activity is not enclosed in a Try Catch activity.
If this process is published and run from Orchestrator, what is the expected result?
A new blank project only has the Main.xaml file and consists of a single Throw activity. The activity is not enclosed in a Try Catch activity.
If this process is published and run from Orchestrator, what is the expected result?
If the Main.xaml file contains a Throw activity and it is not enclosed in a Try Catch activity, this will result in an unhandled exception when the process is run. When a process encounters an unhandled exception, it is considered 'faulted' by the Orchestrator. Thus, the correct result is that the job is completed with a 'Faulted' state.
Faultet - a job is in this state if it failed to start or the process threw an unhandled error during execution
It will Faulted!!!!!!!!!!!!! The answer is option D
Faultet - a job is in this state if it failed to start or the process threw an unhandled error during execution Answer is D
wrong again
What is this joke? Exception pop up indeed pops up in orchestrator and you can see its details in 'Alerts' tab, but it also does show on which machine error just occurred, so answer 'A' is also not wrong. However, Job will be completed with 'Faulted' status indeed. So I would go with 'D' but it would be great if someone who has better facts can explain why answer 'A' is wrong or is not wrong...
A throw shows a pop up if you execute it in Studio but there are no pop-ups from the bot executing the nuget, hence D.
Tested this and both A & D are occurring, A first then D. Not sure what their definition of "Exception Pop-up" is, so I'd probably opt for D.
i'm not on robot station so i can't see any popup :-) I hope to not have this type a question during exam
When unhandled exception occurs Job will be faulted.
Correct answer should be D