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Exception handling in Logic Apps

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Exception handling in Logic Apps

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- [Instructor] The next building block that we want to talk about pertains to exception handling within the logic apps. So here's an example. So I have "run after". Let's look at the code here. And once again, I'm showing you the relevant portion of the code as it applies to "run after". And if I show you here, here's my action. And it could be any action that we have talked about in the previous slides. So right underneath the action, I have something called the "run after", and here we are specifying the action that we want to run based on the status of a previous action whether the previous action succeeded, failed or skipped, we can control the behavior of the "run after" action. I would like to make an important point here. So we have seen the actions. We have seen the control actions. We have seen the exception handling. One thing that helped me as I was learning logic apps is to think of all of these actions and exception handling logic as a programming language. Just that it…

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