Which statement about the Default exception Strategy is true?

Which statement about the Default exception Strategy is true?

• A. It can be customized per flow
• B. It can be replaced with your own Global Default exception strategy and cannot be configured
• C. It can be configured to retry
• D. It does not log errors

Answer: (B)

The Default exception strategy is a global fallback used when a flow doesn’t specify its own error handling. You can replace this built-in default with your own Global Default exception strategy to implement consistent error handling across all flows. You don’t configure the original default directly; instead, you provide a custom global strategy that defines the behavior you want. Other statements don’t fit as cleanly: per-flow customization exists, but that targets flow-specific handling rather than changing the built-in default itself; retry behavior isn’t a feature of the default by itself; and the default does log errors.

The Default exception strategy is a global fallback used when a flow doesn’t specify its own error handling. You can replace this built-in default with your own Global Default exception strategy to implement consistent error handling across all flows. You don’t configure the original default directly; instead, you provide a custom global strategy that defines the behavior you want. Other statements don’t fit as cleanly: per-flow customization exists, but that targets flow-specific handling rather than changing the built-in default itself; retry behavior isn’t a feature of the default by itself; and the default does log errors.