Difference between Force_error & Force_abort?
Answer Posted / keerthika
force_error can be written by the developer to exit by throwing an user specified error.
Eg : if (age<18) force_error("Age not suitable for Voting")
in above case the graph fails with Exit 3 along with error message in error log file saying - Age not suitable for Voting
Whereas , force_abort just fails the graph without any message even this with return code exit 3 for failure
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