In Flow Builder, which element cancels pending actions if a flow encounters an error?

The correct choice is Roll Back Records because this element specifically addresses the need to reverse any changes made during the flow when an error occurs. If a flow is processing records and encounters an error, having the Roll Back Records element in place ensures that any updates or created records are not saved and that the data remains consistent. This functionality is crucial in maintaining data integrity and preventing partial updates that could lead to confusion or errors in records.

When an error is detected, the Roll Back Records action performs an implicit rollback of all data changes that have occurred in the flow before the error point. This means that all inserted or updated records in that execution context will be rolled back, effectively ensuring that the database remains unchanged by the flow's actions if it cannot complete successfully.

The other options do not serve the same purpose. For instance, the Error Handler is designed to help manage how the flow responds to errors, such as logging the error or notifying users, but it does not perform any rollback of data changes. Cancel Action may sound like it would reverse actions, but in Flow Builder, it is generally used to terminate a specific process rather than rolling back data changes. Flow Termination simply ends the flow execution, but again, it doesn’t implement any rollback of data that