Sometimes the simplest things become hard(er)
Normally it is not a problem terminating the Logic App run by using a Terminate action. But when you are iterating over some kind of list using a “ForEach” action, you are suddenly not allowed to use a “Terminate” action anymore. And Logic Apps does not provide any other way to stop a Logic App run.
But luckily, people has found other ways to make a LogicApps action fail on purpose (where a Terminate is not allowed)
How to throw an exception in Azure Logic Apps
Add a “Compose” action with an illegal int-cast int(‘__ERROR__’)
or
Using a "SetVariable" action, set an int variable with an illegal string-value string(‘Exception’)
BTW, these methods does not make the entire Logic App run fail, it only fails the current iteration of the ForEach action – the other iterations continue independently
Discussion of the LogicApps “ForEach” action
LogicApp error