Definition and Usage
Marks the end of a try-catch block for error handling. This command is used to define the boundary where the try block ends in a try-catch error handling structure. It must be paired with a corresponding "Try" command to create a complete error handling block.
Parameter Values
Input parameters
This action does not require any input parameters.
Variables produced
This action doesn't produce any variables.
Notes
The "End Try" command must always be paired with a preceding "Try" command to create a valid try-catch block.
Any code between the "Try" and "End Try" commands will be monitored for exceptions.
If an exception occurs within the try block, execution will jump to the corresponding "Catch" block.
For proper error handling, make sure to include a "Catch" block after the "End Try" command.
Without a properly structured try-catch-finally block, exceptions may cause your automation to terminate unexpectedly.
The try-catch block structure helps create more robust automations by gracefully handling potential errors.