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Why do I get this exception error: ExitPoint executed but EntryPointArgs does not exist in InnerArg tree?

Updated on January 27, 2017

The following exception indicates an automation that has both an entry point and an exit point and also has an event that bypasses the entry point and connects to an exit point:

ExitPoint executed but EntryPointArgs does not exist in InnerArg tree

Here is an example of the message:

Example exception message

To avoid this exception, always call the entry point from another automation. For instance, this is incorrect:

Connection block example

This is correct:

Connection block example

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