If multiple exception handlers are defined and an exception occurs, what happens?

When multiple exception handlers are defined in OutSystems, the system evaluates the nature of the exception that has occurred and determines which handler is the most specific to that exception. This approach ensures that the most appropriate and relevant handler is executed, allowing for finer control and more tailored responses to different types of exceptions.

Specificity plays a crucial role in managing exceptions as it allows developers to define different responses based on the type of errors or situations encountered while running the application. As a result, if an exception occurs, the execution will be redirected to the handler that matches the nature of the exception, rather than defaulting to a global handler or attempting to execute multiple handlers simultaneously. This targeted management of exceptions helps maintain a clear and organized flow of error handling in application development.