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Time Out and Retry Policy in Power Automate

 While using Power Automate actions, you may need to retry or set timeout for your actions.

 

Solution:

For Create, Update, Delete, Send HTTP request, Do Until Actions, simply go to Settings

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In Settings, you will find Timeout and Retry Policy options.

Time Out: For the duration specified, the action will wait and then time out. Here P1D means 1day. 

For minute- specify P1M and S for Seconds.

 

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Retry: You can set the retry policy.

There are 4 types:

  1. Default- The default is an exponential interval policy set to retry 4 times.

  2. None- Do not Retry

  3. Fixed Internal-

 Count( No of times to retry), Interval( time between retry).

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  1. Exponential Interval-

 Count(No of times to retry), 

Interval(Time between retry)

Minimum and Maximum Interval (the Retry will happen exponentially[Increase or decrease] between the specified intervals)

Eg: If Interval is 1H and minimum Interval is set to 1M- it will decrease exponentially till it reaches 1M.

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