What happens when "Preserve the type and detail of the current exception" is unchecked?

When the option "Preserve the type and detail of the current exception" is unchecked, a new exception is generated, while the details of the current exception are still maintained. This means that the Blue Prism process creates a fresh exception entry for the new incident, enabling the system to log the new issue without losing track of the initial exception. Keeping the old exception intact allows for better error tracking and analysis because both exceptions remain in the log for review and debugging purposes. This is particularly useful in complex processes where multiple errors might occur, allowing developers to understand the sequence of events that led to the new exception being thrown.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the behavior of Blue Prism when this particular setting is adjusted. For instance, resolving the current exception completely or deactivating the exception stage would not align with the intention of keeping a record of existing exceptions while also addressing new problems that might arise.