Calling $context.cancel in a scheduled task

If I have a scheduled task powershell script that's targeting an OU of users and in that script I were to call $context.cancel in the case of an error happening for a single user. Does that cancel the script for just that user or will it cancel the entire scheduled tasks and it won't run for other users in that OU?

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Hello,

It will only cancel execution of the scheduled task for the current user and proceed with other accounts from the Activity Scope.

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