Question about Exception Handler
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Question about Exception Handler
Hello, I would greatly appreciate if you please answer the following question. Is it possible to use Exception Handler in a Sequence Job without turning on 'Automactically handle activities that fail' check box in Job Properties?
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Under what circumstances are you expecting it to execute? Granted, most of the time you would use the two together as that greatly simplifies your error handling, but there's no requirement they be used together.
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Again, just to be clear - under what exact circumstances are you expecting the Exception Handler to jump into the fray?
Without anything special, it will catch problems with the Sequence job itself - jobs not compiled, non-existent parameters, that kind of stuff - but not something like a job failure. I also vaguely recall on option in the EH itself you may need to enable for it to do more than that... can't check right now myself or I would.
Without anything special, it will catch problems with the Sequence job itself - jobs not compiled, non-existent parameters, that kind of stuff - but not something like a job failure. I also vaguely recall on option in the EH itself you may need to enable for it to do more than that... can't check right now myself or I would.
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Actually, it does work, just not in the way you are (apparently) expecting. So the generic answer to your generic question would still be 'yes'.
I've asked twice now and you've yet to say exactly what your expectations are. Or why you would want to turn the 'Automatically handle' option off. If you explained what kind of exceptions you were trying to handle and why the automatic option isn't desirable, someone here can get you a proper answer.
Sometimes people ask a very specific 'what' question when they should really just be asking a more generic 'how' question.
I've asked twice now and you've yet to say exactly what your expectations are. Or why you would want to turn the 'Automatically handle' option off. If you explained what kind of exceptions you were trying to handle and why the automatic option isn't desirable, someone here can get you a proper answer.
Sometimes people ask a very specific 'what' question when they should really just be asking a more generic 'how' question.
-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers