I see the error "The given key 'ShouldMarkJobAsFaulted' was not present in the dictionary."

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Hi all,

I am seeing the below error when a system exception occurs. The bot processed about 150 records and then when an exception occurred it shows the below error. I am not sure why this is happening.

A "Runtime execution error" dialog box from UiPath displays a 'System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException' indicating that the key 'ShouldMarkJobAsFaulted' was not found in the dictionary. (Captioned by AI)
A "Runtime execution error" dialog box from UiPath displays a 'System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException' indicating that the key 'ShouldMarkJobAsFaulted' was not found in the dictionary. (Captioned by AI)758×534 32.6 KB

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Hi!

The error message is telling you what’s happening :slight_smile:
After there’s a system exception there’s some sort of handling which checks if your job should be marked as faulted.

Search for ShouldMarkJobAsFaulted in your process to find out which dictionary is missing the key. It’s probably some config or parameters dictionary.
Are you using ReFramework?

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Yes, I am using RE-Framework.

I searched for it and see it in the end process state below. What should I do to handle the error

The image shows a UiPath automation workflow with an "End Process" activity designed to close all applications, along with the "Expression Editor" displaying a Boolean condition to determine if an exception should be handled. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a UiPath automation workflow with an "End Process" activity designed to close all applications, along with the "Expression Editor" displaying a Boolean condition to determine if an exception should be handled. (Captioned by AI)1184×550 23.1 KB

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Great! And where does the config dictionary get it’s data from?

(Hint: the Config.xlsx file)

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I found it thankyou. :grin:

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