If the "End and continue" checkbox is unchecked, what is the outcome?

When the "End and continue" checkbox is unchecked, the intended outcome is that the process will stop for all documents being processed. This setting is crucial in determining how subsequent processes handle data when an error or a specific condition is encountered. By leaving this checkbox unchecked, any error that occurs in the current execution will result in the immediate halting of the processing pipeline.

In the context of a data integration or workflow process, this means that if the system encounters an issue while processing a document, it will stop processing that document and any subsequent ones, thereby ensuring that no erroneous data is committed to the target system. This behavior is essential in scenarios where data integrity is paramount, as it prevents corrupt or unexpected data from continuing through the workflow.

The other choices reflect functionalities that are not associated with this particular setting: completion of the process normally would imply that the workflow handles documents even after errors; continuing without interruption suggests that the process would keep executing regardless of errors; and running in debug mode pertains to a separate mode aimed at testing and diagnosing issues rather than affecting standard operational behavior.