Something is definitely off if the connection "LocalDB" is not found, as it is the same connection name that exists in the screenshot that you showed.
I would double check the Blue Prism configuration file to see if the "LocalDB" connection information is saved inside there. The location of the file is by default located at:
C:\ProgramData\Blue Prism Limited\Automate V3\Automate.xml.
Note that you may need to copy paste "C:\ProgramData\Blue Prism Limited\Automate V3" into Windows Explorer to see the folder, as "ProgramData" is a hidden folder by default. Double check to make sure that there is an entry for LocalDB as a "connection", for example:
<connections>
...
<connection>
<name>LocalDB</name>
...
...
</connection>
...
</connections>
Another thing that you can try is to start your command prompt using administrator privileges. Perhaps it's the case that your command prompt is unable to read the XML configuration file above, and thus cannot read the connection details that it needs to run a process.
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James Man
Professional Services
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