Which date/time value reflects the last time a process was executed, regardless of success?

The value that reflects the last time a process was executed, regardless of whether it was successful or not, is the Last Run Date. This metric is crucial because it provides a timestamp for the most recent attempt to run the process, allowing developers and administrators to track the execution history without being concerned about the outcome of those executions.

By utilizing the Last Run Date, users can monitor and investigate all instances of the process running, which is particularly useful for debugging or for understanding the frequency of process executions. This value allows for better operational insights and decision-making, including determining whether a process is running within expected parameters or diagnosing issues that may require attention.

In contrast, the Current Date simply indicates the present time and does not provide any historical context regarding process execution. The Static Value does not change and is not related to process execution times. The Last Successful Run Date only captures the most recent time the process completed successfully, which does not fulfill the need to understand all execution attempts, successful or not. Therefore, the Last Run Date is the most appropriate choice for tracking execution attempts comprehensively.