In the REFramework template, what happens if a transaction item fails with a System Error?

In the REFramework (Robotic Enterprise Framework) template, when a transaction item fails due to a System Error, the framework initiates a retry mechanism if the configured MaxRetryNumber is greater than 0. This is an essential feature of the framework designed to enhance the resilience of automations by allowing them to recover from transient issues that might cause a failure.

When a System Error is encountered, the framework captures this scenario and checks the MaxRetryNumber setting. If retries are still allowed (meaning this number is greater than zero), the framework will attempt to process the same transaction item again, effectively giving it a second chance to succeed. This is particularly valuable in scenarios where temporary conditions might lead to a failure, such as network issues, temporary unavailability of an application, or similar factors.

The other options describe processes that do not apply in this context. For instance, while closing and re-initializing applications may be necessary in some situations, this action is not specifically indicated as the default response for a transaction error in the REFramework. The process executing the End Process state typically occurs when no further actions can be taken or when the whole process is complete. Sending an email notification is a separate action that could be configured to inform stakeholders but is not