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 A new window is displayed at the bottom of the canvas area. This window contains functions to manage the execution cycle, view the workflow steps as they execute, and view variables as they become available. A new window is displayed at the bottom of the canvas area. This window contains functions to manage the execution cycle, view the workflow steps as they execute, and view variables as they become available.
  
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   - Execute the current step.   - Execute the current step.
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 Click button [**>**] to move from step to step. Or click button [**>>**] to automatically move through the workflow. The current step is highlighted in <color #ed1c24>red</color> as the processing progresses through the workflow. In the following image, the ‘current step” is “Loop_ProcessRecords.” Click button [**>**] to move from step to step. Or click button [**>>**] to automatically move through the workflow. The current step is highlighted in <color #ed1c24>red</color> as the processing progresses through the workflow. In the following image, the ‘current step” is “Loop_ProcessRecords.”
  
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 There are two drop-down list windows in this area. The drop-down on the left lists workflow steps that have been executed. These are the steps from which values can be viewed There are two drop-down list windows in this area. The drop-down on the left lists workflow steps that have been executed. These are the steps from which values can be viewed
  
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 The drop-down on the right shows the values (variables) that can be viewed for the selected workflow step. In the following image the “SQLCommand_getData” step has been selected. The drop-down on the right shows the values (variables) that can be viewed for the selected workflow step. In the following image the “SQLCommand_getData” step has been selected.
  
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 When a variable is selected, its value is displayed in the field to the right. This is the value that will be available to subsequent steps. When a variable is selected, its value is displayed in the field to the right. This is the value that will be available to subsequent steps.
  
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 Multiple values from multiple steps can be viewed at any time. Multiple values from multiple steps can be viewed at any time.
  
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-Note that some variables are affected by the Bizweaver looping function. See the section named “Special Note for Step Variables and Loops” in the “Bizweaver – Using Variables” document for more information. In these cases, the value displayed does not automatically change with each loop instance. The value must be refreshed by clicking the [>>} button for the desired variable.+Note that some variables are affected by the Bizweaver looping function. See the section named **//[[bw:using_variables#Special Note for Step Variables and Loops|“Special Note for Step Variables and Loops”]]//** in the **//[[bw:using_variables|“Bizweaver – Using Variables”]]//** document for more information. In these cases, the value displayed does not automatically change with each loop instance. The value must be refreshed by clicking the [>>} button for the desired variable.
  
  
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 Test run information is written to text files during the processing cycle. These files are available at the end of the run via icons at the far-right end of the display area below the design canvas. Test run information is written to text files during the processing cycle. These files are available at the end of the run via icons at the far-right end of the display area below the design canvas.
  
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 Access these options before clicking on the test run display area, since this ends the test run cycle and the icons are no longer available. Access these options before clicking on the test run display area, since this ends the test run cycle and the icons are no longer available.
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 ===== Terminating a Test Run Cycle ===== ===== Terminating a Test Run Cycle =====
  
-A test run cycle can be terminated at any time by clicking the red **<color #ed1c24>X</color>** in the upper'right cornener of the Test Run Tool __display box__.+A test run cycle can be terminated at any time by clicking the red **<color #ed1c24>X</color>** in the upper right corner of the Test Run Tool __display box__.
  
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 A dialog to confirm that you want to end the test run is displayed. Click [**Yes**] to end the test run or [**No**] to continue with the test run. A dialog to confirm that you want to end the test run is displayed. Click [**Yes**] to end the test run or [**No**] to continue with the test run.
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