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Configuring and Managing Flows

After you collect the information described in the preparation checklist, you can then build, activate, and monitor your flows. Building a flow involves creating a new flow or cloning an existing flow; adding and testing a trigger; adding and testing each action to be performed by the flow, in the order that you want each action performed; and finally testing the completed new flow before activating it.

Test each trigger and action as you add it to your flow.

Flow Details Page

Access the Flow Details page to see details about your flow:

The Flow Details page in MuleSoft Composer
1 The name of the flow.
2 Details about the flow:

  1. Created On: The date on which the flow was created in the time zone set in your browser.

  2. Flow ID: The ID of the flow.

  3. Flow Owner: The owner of the flow.

  4. Last Modified: The date on which the flow was last modified in the time zone set in your browser.

  5. Status: The status or the flow. The status can be either active or inactive.

  6. Last Triggered: The date on which the flow was most recently triggered. This field displays the last time the flow was triggered by either an Event poll or the Scheduler.
3 The Run History of the flow. Composer stores up to 1000 records per flow and can include only the last two weeks of data. For example, for a flow that produces 10 records per day, you can see the Run History for the last two weeks of data (14 x 10 = 140 records). For a flow that produces 100 records per hour, you can see no more than 10 hours of the Run History. Triggering a flow via the Scheduler always creates an entry in the Run History. An entry in the Run History is only added by an Event trigger when a record is either created or updated and passes any filter condition.

  1. Start Date: The date on which the flow started in the time zone set in your browser.

  2. End Date: The date on which the flow ended in the time zone set in your browser.

  3. Status: The status of the flow. The status can be either SUCCESS or FAILED.

  4. Reference ID: The ID of the record or execution that triggered the flow. For Event triggers, the value in this field is the corresponding Record ID. For events triggered by the Scheduler, a unique Execution ID value is created for the run instance.

  5. Error: If a flow fails, the error message for the failure appears.
4 The flow actions. You can delete, clone, or view an active flow. Note that if the flow is inactive, you can edit the flow.
5 The Run History actions. You can refresh the Run History section or filter the section by specified criteria.

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