How many times can a session run in Blue Prism?

In Blue Prism, a session can run only once. Each session is an instance of a process executed in the Blue Prism environment, and once the session completes, it cannot be reused. Instead, a new session must be created to run the same process again. This design is intentional to ensure that each run is independent, allowing for accurate tracking, logging, and management of the process execution.

When a session is initiated, it captures current input parameters and maintains state throughout its operation. Once it finishes, that state is concluded, and the session is marked as completed, preventing any further actions from occurring within that instance. This structure facilitates better control and monitoring of automated processes, ensuring a clear lifecycle for each run.

Other options suggest that a session could run multiple times, twice, or even unlimited times, which does not align with how Blue Prism sessions are structured. Each session is meant for a singular execution path, reinforcing the design philosophy of traceability and reliability in the robotic process automation framework.