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# Recipe Runs

**Recipe runs** include a series of defined steps for **data ingestion pipeline** which include **connecting to enterprise data source, pre-process the data and create vector embedding** as per the configurations in the recipe elements. Refer to [Run Recipe](/karini-ai-documentation/recipes/knowledgebase-recipe/run-recipe.md) for details. 

You can access the **Recipe Runs** by selecting the **View Runs** option from the **Actions** menu associated with the recipe.  Each recipe run record includes the following information.

* **Recipe**:  The name of the recipe.
* **Run ID**: Each run of the recipe is assigned a unique identifier for tracking purposes.
* **Launch**: Manual vs. Scheduled
* **Dataset**: Dataset(s) used during the recipe run.
* **Status**: The current status of the recipe run, such as "Completed", "Running", or "Failed".
* **Start time:** Date and time when recipe execution started.

After selecting a recipe run, you can view additional details for the recipe run: 

* **Action**: The Specific actions taken during the recipe run such as Ingest data, OCR, PII, Chunking, Create embeddings etc. 
* **Input Source**: Name of the input source.
* **Success Count**: Number of successfully processed items.
* **Failure Count**: Number of items that failed to process.
* **Status**: Current status of the run (e.g., Completed, Failed).
* **Status Message**: Additional information or error messages related to the run status.
* **Start Time**: The time at which the run was initiated.
* **Duration**: Total time taken for the run to complete actions.


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