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How to create framework in Power automate desktop

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Hi All,

Can anyone help me do we have any option to create a framework in Power automate desktop with exception handling included in that framework.

Ex: suppose i have 10 files in folder if anything gets error while running it should retry. If fails again send an email. If any system exception then it should end the process. If business exception then only it should retry.

Any inputs will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Hi PrathapReddy1,
Ready made frame work not available in power automate , if you want to handle if any issue come into your process
you can used 1) action level error handling :- its handle error only for specific action ,if any error come into this action you can handle as per your requirement (advance section of action part)
2) process level error handling (On block error action):- if any error come inside On block error action its capture the error and you can handle this error as per you requirement (advance section of action part)
you can retry it , you can move your process another sub flow and send mail if error comes like that.

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Chetan Ninghot

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Hi @Chetan_Ninghot thanks. I will try this once.

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The best approach is generally using On block error to handle blocks of actions or entire subflows, and also having a subflow that the block calls on error, to log the error. The subflow should then contain Get last error to get the error and then your preferred logging mechanism (such as Write text to file or Write to CSV file or whatever) to log the error somewhere.

That's the basics. A more advanced framework is also possible, but quite difficult to explain in a reply here.

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