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# Run Workflows

## ‌Run Workflow

On the Action Details page, choose a workflow to enter the Workflow Management page.

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On the Workflow Management page, click **Manage workflow**, and click **Run** to enter the Parameters Setting page.

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Enter the corresponding parameters and the number of instances, and then click **Run** to run the workflow.

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## ‌‌View Parameters

On the Workflow Details page, you can view all previous records. Support to filter and sort the records by clicking **Status** and **Sort**.

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Click the latest record to enter its Details page

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On the Run Details page, you can view the running time, effective duration, status, etc. You can also click **Logs** to view the running code. If you want to view detailed **Parameters,** just click **Parameters.**

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In the Parameters Details Page, you can view the parameters configuration, YAML files, and other details. Support to modify parameters of the whole workflow by clicking **Edit**.

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