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if i have a parent sequence with the property set- exit on
success, n the try sequence block set to exit on failure, n
the catch sequence block too set to failure, what is the
result?
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Answer / priyanka
In this case if any step in try block fails it will exit
that and come to catch block and if any step in catch block
fails it will exit from the catch block and skip rest of
the flow steps.
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Answer / aarthi srinivasachari
When a SEQUENCE step exits on failure, the
Integration Server rolls back the pipeline contents. That
is, the Integration Server returns the pipeline to the state
it was in before the SEQUENCE step executed.
So when the catch block, sequence (exit on failure) fails,
it will not execute further steps, drops all the pipeline
values, and will go to the next step in the calling
service. It will not go to catch block of calling service.
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