Do you know how we can implement Try, Catch and Finally in Microsoft Flow or Power Automate? If not, then this video is for you.
As a programmer we have a habit to place our code to Try, Catch and Finally block. This is the basic funda of error handling.
Let’s say you are fetching some items using Power Automate and during your action if something went wrong then you want to notify your users immediately and want to log that thing as Error Log, then how can you achieve that in Power Automate?
To implement Try, Catch and Finally we need to use Scope action. Once our action has failed or timed out, after that we can configure Catch Block. Catch block has its own execution. Finally block will execute after try and catch where we can log our actions.
During this video, one real life example where we can maintain a log on each success / fail event of the flow. We created a Try, Catch and Finally mechanism in Power Automate.
Chapters:
0:00 Start
0:22 Real Life Example
1:50 Start to Develop Flow with Try Catch and Finally
2:03 Implement Try Catch and Finally in Microsoft Power Automate
4:08 Configure Catch Block
4:35 Configure Finally block
5:49 How to maintain Log in Power Automate?
8:46 Test the flow
10:55 Conclusion
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