Which input parameter is linked to the Retry Input parameter?

The Retry Input parameter is linked to the Keep Locked input parameter because this association allows the process to manage locks effectively when retrying an action. Specifically, when a retry is initiated for a task that has encountered an issue, keeping the item locked ensures that other processes or instances do not attempt to access or modify the same item simultaneously. This is crucial for maintaining data integrity and consistency during the retry logic.

In automation scenarios, ensuring that a retry does not lead to race conditions or data corruption is fundamental. By keeping an item locked during retries, Blue Prism enables controlled handling of exceptions and retries. This helps provide a more robust workflow where the same data isn’t processed simultaneously by multiple running instances.

The other parameters—Max Attempts, Priority Level, and Exception Type—serve different purposes in managing process execution but do not directly relate to the Retry Input parameter in terms of handling locks on tasks that are being retried. The Max Attempts parameter defines how many times an action will be retried, Priority Level determines the urgency of processing items, and Exception Type specifies the nature of the failure encountered, each focusing on distinct aspects of exception handling and workflow management.