What will happen if exception expression functions are used outside of Recovery Mode in Blue Prism?

When exception expression functions are used outside of Recovery Mode in Blue Prism, they will generate exceptions. This behavior is by design. Recovery Mode is specifically intended to handle exceptions by allowing the process to recover from errors. When you utilize exception expression functions outside this mode, the system does not have the necessary context to manage these errors and will instead trigger additional exceptions.

This mechanism emphasizes the importance of enclosing critical operations that might lead to errors within a Recovery Mode environment, where specific logic can be put in place to gracefully handle unforeseen issues. Consequently, ensuring that these functions are only used within the appropriate context helps maintain process stability and reliability.