In the UiPath API / implementation we do have an ENUM: ProcessingExceptionType
This ENUM has two forms: ApplicationException, BusinessException
similar what do see in short in Orchestrator Table
An Access can be done by:
YourQueueItemVar.ProcessingException.Type
More detail information on which detail Exception occurred we can retrieve by
YourQueueItemVar.ProcessingException.GetType
(System.Exception, SelectorNotFoundException…)
Kindly note:
when the QueueItem was not failing then the YourQueueItemVar.ProcessingException is NULL.
In such a case, access would result in the typical Reference not set… Exception
So we would check in advance with isNothing(YourQueueItemVar.ProcessingException) if it is null or not. If it is set then we access as described above.
so with already mentioned Get Queue Items (maybe with additional set filter options) then QueueItems can be retrieved and evaluated / postprocessed with:
- for each
- LINQ
…
depending on what is needed. By the Processing with we check defensive if the ProcessingException is set or not (as described above) before accessing its Properties / Methods.
Also note:
When setting e.g. the status on a QueueItem (e.g. with Set Status activity) and later in the flow, the MyQueueItem.ProcessingException is accessed it will be always null also when the QueueItem failed and the status was set.
There is no Round-Back / Refresh on the local QueueItem variable and therefore we cannot refer to the ProcessingException.
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