Stop on Error option
- Last UpdatedOct 23, 2024
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This option indicates that the flow of the middleware execution will stop only if it encounters an error while processing the current execution. As long as there is no error while executing the pre-hook, post-hook, or the middleware event, the execution continues.
The table below describes the flow of the middleware call after the pre-hook or post-hook execution is completed with the Middleware Flow parameter set to Stop on Error.
|
Hook Type |
Middleware Execution Status |
Hook Success |
Hook Error |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Pre-Hook |
Not applicable. |
The pre-hook call completed successfully. Note: The data modified on tables for the pre-hook call is committed. The middleware continues to execute the normal middleware call. |
Stop. The pre-hook call resulted in an error. The error message is returned to the caller. Note: The data modified on tables for the pre-hook call is rolled back. The normal middleware call will never be executed. |
|
Post-Hook |
The normal middleware call/transaction has succeeded. |
The data modified on tables for the normal middleware call and for the post-hook are committed. |
The data modified for the normal middleware call and for the post-hook are both rolled back. The error message is returned to the caller. |
|
Post-Hook |
Stop. The normal middleware call/transaction has failed or rolled back. The error message is returned to the caller. |
Not applicable. Note: The post-hook will never be executed, because the normal middleware call/event/transaction has failed or rolled back. |
Not applicable. Note: The post-hook will never be executed, because the normal middleware call/event/transaction has failed or rolled back. |