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annad7195
New Participant
September 18, 2026
Question

Can I trigger exception flow right after failure?

  • September 18, 2026
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Hello!

I have an “Execute Stored Procedure” node in my process model, which sometimes breaks/get cancelled (db timeout mostly). I have optimized the performance of the procedure. However, I was wondering if I could trigger an exception flow right when the node breaks and not after a specific time (because I cannot control how much it will take to break, it varies each time). I tried adding an Error Occurred variable, but it fills up as an output, so when the node gets cancelled, it still hasn’t taken a value.

So is there a way to trigger a new flow right when the node gets cancelled?

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stefanhelzle0001
Brainy
September 18, 2026

That “Exception Flow” is not made to handle technical issues, but for business process exceptions.

You will have to build that store procedure in a way that it deals with this situation.