If a step inside a Try-Catch Block fails, what may happen?

• A. It logs the error to a system log
• B. It returns specified output or calls an Apex class if a step within it fails
• C. It ignores the error and continues
• D. It resets the entire IPD pipeline

Answer: (B)

When a step inside a Try block fails, control moves to the corresponding Catch block where you define how to respond. The best choice reflects what you typically do in that Catch section: return a specific output or delegate to another Apex class to handle the error or provide fallback logic. This pattern lets the process continue in a controlled way instead of crashing.

Logging might happen if you code it there, but it isn’t automatic just because an error occurred. Ignoring the error isn’t correct because the catch is meant to address it, and simply continuing without handling isn’t guaranteed. Resetting an entire IPD pipeline isn’t a standard consequence of a caught exception.