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Being able to capture the cause a flow failed for each record is vital.
Idea review. Thank you very much for taking the time to raise this suggestion Jeff, which we're moving into Future Consideration status. We understand and agree on the use case of better facilities for catching and handling errors that occur within a batch process, but when it comes to precise implementation choices we want to also express a note of caution. When making changes in this area, we will want to be careful not to impair the simplicity of the Designer Programming model and also take care to maintain the distinctions we have with the Toolkit programming model (where rollback logic is implemented between nodes, Fail terminals are available on each node, TryCatch nodes can be used to isolate catch branches for specific sections of message flows, or a subflow concept is also available). Looking forward to hearing design thoughts from the community on this suggestion.