Default tries on an action
Any logic app action that calls for data will have a retry policy that explains the behavior of the action when a success message is not returned, along with the expected data. Logic app calls to the Dataverse (Common Data Service), SQL queries, or API calls all operate using web technologies, so standard HTTP error codes are anticipated. Codes such as a 408
, 429
, or 500
error will trigger the logic app to try again and repeat the request, should the Retry Policy option be set to require this:
A 408
error is a request timeout. The logic app has waited for a long period (typically, 2 minutes) and has expected to hear an answer by this point, so it is now requesting that the connection be closed.
A 429
error is a rate-limiting error – there have been too many requests to this resource at this point, so no further requests will be accepted until traffic has been reduced. Sending...