About End Error Event Behavior

You can add an End Error Event directly to a process or inside a subprocess. The following tables describe the behavior of the End Error Event in a subprocess and in a child process called by a call activity step.

End error event behavior in a subprocess:

A subprocess executes an end error event	The subprocess has a boundary error event	Process has a process error step	Result:
	Yes	Not applicable	Error is caught by the subprocess boundary error event.
	No	No	The status of the subprocess is set to Failed and the subprocess is waiting for resubmission.
	No	Yes	The status of the subprocess is set to Failed and the subprocess is waiting for resubmission.

End error event behavior in a child process:

A child process executes an end error event	The call activity step has a boundary error event	Process has a process error step	Result:
	Yes	Not applicable	Error is caught by the call activity step boundary error event.
	No	Yes	The status of the child process is set to Failed and the child process is waiting for resubmission.
	No	No	The status of the child process is set to Failed and the child process is waiting for resubmission.