If I have a parent sequence with the property set- exit on success, and the try sequence block set to exit on failure, and the catch sequence block too set to failure, what is the result?
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Answer Posted / Nadine Pde
In this scenario, when an error occurs in the Try sequence block and it exits on failure, execution will immediately move to the Catch sequence block. Since both the Try and Catch blocks exit on failure, there seems to be a contradiction, as only one can handle the error. In practice, it's essential to ensure that each sequence has distinct exit conditions.
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