True or False: Exceptions that occur during Recovery Mode can be recovered.

The assertion that exceptions occurring during Recovery Mode cannot be recovered is accurate. Recovery Mode in Blue Prism is specifically designed to handle exceptions that arise during the processing of business objects or process stages. However, if an exception is encountered in this mode, it signifies that the error is likely unrecoverable automatically, which means that the system might not be able to continue processing without some form of intervention.

As a result, it is understood that exceptions in Recovery Mode indicate significant issues that prevent the regular flow of the process. Therefore, further action, whether Manual or through adjustments to the exception handling logic, needs to occur to resolve these issues. In summary, Recovery Mode is intended for managing exceptions, but when an exception occurs that cannot be easily fixed by the system, it requires further input from the user or administrator, affirming that exceptions in this scenario can't be recovered automatically.