You develop a desktop flow. The flow performs five actions in sequence. If an error occurs, you must restart the flow from the first action. You add the five actions to an On block error action. You…

To restart the flow from the first action within the 'On block error' section, the exception handling mode must be set to 'Go to the beginning of the block', which redirects execution to the start of the current block upon an error.

Changing the exception handling mode to 'Go to next action' would cause the flow to skip the problematic action and continue to the subsequent one, rather than restarting the entire block.

Selecting 'Throw error' would propagate the error upwards, potentially terminating the flow or moving to a higher-level error handler, which is not the desired outcome of restarting the block.

Configuring an 'On error condition for the first action' provides error handling for that single action but does not automatically restart the entire block from its beginning if an error occurs in a different action within the block.

After configuring the flow to go to the beginning of the block, selecting 'Continue flow run' ensures that the flow does not terminate and instead proceeds to re-execute the actions within the block, effectively restarting the process.