How to Prevent the Subprocess from Returning the Last Successful Run Date as a Default Value?

In this video, we explore a common scenario where the Parent process correctly passes the Last Successful Run Date to a subprocess, displaying the accurate timestamp of its last successful execution. However, you may occasionally encounter an issue where the subprocess returns a default date, such as January 1, 1970, indicating a failure to receive the expected value.

To prevent this, we demonstrate a reliable solution: assigning the Last Successful Run Date as a Dynamic Process Property in the Parent process. This property can then be referenced in the subprocess, ensuring consistent and accurate data flow between processes.

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