If two instances of the same process are running simultaneously, how do their session variable values compare?

When two instances of the same process are running simultaneously, their session variable values will have different values. This stems from the fact that session variables in Blue Prism are specific to each instance of a process execution. Each session operates in its own separate memory space, which means that any changes made to session variables by one instance do not affect the other instance.

Thus, even if both sessions are executing the same process and performing similar actions, any variable that they use as a session variable will reflect the state of that particular instance only. This is crucial for maintaining data integrity in automation, as it allows each process instance to work independently without interference from other instances. As a result, even when initializing or modifying session variables in parallel processes, a user can expect that each instance will run with its own set of variable values, essentially leading to different values across the instances.