Question 107 - AD01 discussion

In Blue Prism, the Wait stage is used to pause the process until specific conditions are met or a timeout occurs. The following points explain why Option B is the correct answer:

If all conditions are met before the TimeOut period expires, the process will continue (Option B): This is the correct behavior of the Wait stage. If the specified conditions are met before the timeout period, the process will continue without waiting for the entire timeout duration.

The other options are incorrect:

The Wait Stage will sequentially check each condition, it does not require all conditions to be met (Option A): This is incorrect because the Wait stage does not check conditions sequentially but rather waits for any specified condition to be met.

If no conditions are met, an internal error will appear and terminate the process (Option C): This is incorrect; if no conditions are met within the timeout period, the process will follow the timeout path, which may or may not terminate the process depending on how it is handled.

The Wait Stage will simultaneously check all conditions and follow the logic of whichever condition is met first (Option D): This is incorrect because the Wait stage waits for any one of the conditions to be met before the timeout, rather than following the logic of the first met condition.

Reference Refer to Blue Prism's documentation on the Wait stage and its behavior in processes, highlighting how conditions and timeouts are managed.