Trycatch?

[bcarp (Bryan Carpenter)]

In simple terms, the try catch is used to handle exceptions/errors. If you need UiPath to do something other than throw an error, you would use a try catch to perform some action when the exception is thrown. A single activity can be placed inside the try catch or even an entire workflow. You can find more detailed information in this conversation:

Best Practice: Do you regularly utilize Try Catch on the whole workflow?

The closest thing I have done to wrapping a whole workflow in a try catch was on a current project I did wrap a large piece of a workflow in a try catch because the web application it interacts with is only so stable/reliable so I needed a way to compensate for it not responding or taking too long to render something. If an action fails in trying to find a particular element or something it’ll error out and try and move on to the next record to try and process it. Other than that I tend to wrap …