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This document describes four types of flows in a workflow system and their execution and exception handling behaviors. A subflow executes synchronously and inherits exception handling from the triggering flow. A synchronous flow also executes synchronously but does not inherit exception handling. An asynchronous flow executes asynchronously and wrapped in an async scope, not inheriting exception handling.

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Type of flow Component Execution relative to
Triggering flow
Exception and
processing strategies
Subflow Flow Reference synchronous inherited
Synchronous Flow Flow Reference synchronous not inherited
Asynchronous Flow
Flow Reference wrapped
within an Async Scope
asynchronous not inherited

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