Defining Exceptions Flows

1. Open the Load Plan Editor:
• Navigate to the Exceptions tab in the Load Plan Editor.
2. Create an Exception Step:
• You can create an exception step in two ways:
• Add Step Wizard:
• In the Load Plan Editor toolbar, select Add Step > Add Step Wizard.
• Choose Exception from the Step Type list and click Next.
• Enter a name for the exception step in the Step Name field and click Finish.
• Quick Step Tool:
• Select Add Step > Exception Step from the Load Plan Editor toolbar.
• The exception step is created with the default name “Exception,” which can be modified in the Steps Hierarchy table or Property Inspector.
3. Understand the Hierarchy:
• The Exceptions tab contains a hierarchy of steps, but there is no root step in the exception step hierarchy.
• Each exception step is treated as a separate root step in the hierarchy.
4. Define Exception Flows:
• After creating the exception step, define the exception flow by adding and organizing the steps under this exception step.
• The Serial, Parallel, Run Scenario, and Case steps behave the same way as on the Steps tab but without an Exception Handling properties group.
• Note: An exception step that errors out cannot raise another exception step.
5. Configure the Exception Step:
• You can add new steps to the exception flow and organize them hierarchically as needed.
• Modify the exception step's name and properties as required.

By following these steps, you can define a structured exception flow for your Load Plan to handle errors and ensure appropriate actions are taken when steps fail.