Restart the entire scenario with the latest data after each occurred error

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Hello,

I have multiple HTTP modules (around 30 in total), and each makes 6,000 API calls within 10 minutes. The scenario crashes with an error 429.
I would like to find a way to restart the entire scenario each time an error occurs in any of the HTTP modules, while ensuring that the scenario restarts with the latest input data.

Below a screenshot of a part of my scenario :

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Thank you,

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Hi @undefined

6000 API calls in 10 minutes is too much to make for any service. Even if you put sleep module, the Make will throw scenario timeout error after 45 min.

If you can share your requirement and the api you are using, that would be helpful for the community to better assist you.

Regards,
Msquare Automation - Gold Partner of Make
@Msquare_Automation

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Hello,
Sorry it was unclear.

The 6000 requests are not coming inside Make but only 30 requests per scenario.

But for each request, there is one module that spends 6000 requests in background (but it has nothing to do with Make).
Every 6000 requests, this module sends API error 429 and then it stops the scenario.

This is why I want to put a timer (10 minutes) and restart the entire scenario with previous data, anytime one HTTP module receives 429 error.

Thank you

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Hi @undefined

Did you try break?

Regards,
Msquare Automation - Gold Partner of Make
@Msquare_Automation

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Hello, yes but it restarts from the last module, it doesn’t restart the entire scenario.

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Hello, any reply please ?

Thank you

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Hello, any help please ? Thank you

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