What should you do if a subpage is required to handle multiple system connections?

When handling multiple system connections within a subpage, incorporating retry logic is essential. Retry logic allows the process to manage intermittent failures or connectivity issues effectively, ensuring that if a connection attempt fails, the process can try again before giving up. This is particularly important in scenarios where connections may be temporarily unavailable or where network instability could lead to failures.

By ensuring that the subpage has retry logic, you enhance the robustness and reliability of your automation solution. It not only reduces the likelihood of process failures due to transient issues but also improves overall workflow efficiency by minimizing interruptions.

In contrast, limiting the subpage to only one connection would inhibit its ability to work with multiple systems effectively, and duplicating the subpage for each connection would unnecessarily complicate the process design and maintenance. Removing all retry logic would increase the risk of failing to connect reliably, leading to potential disruptions in the automation flow. Thus, the best approach is to implement retry logic to gracefully handle connection attempts across various systems.