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Run Remaining

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Last updated 2 years ago

💡 For Jobs where you have taken a Sample of the data, you can use Run Remaining to process the remaining records.

How to Run Remaining

You can Run Remaining by going to the Successful Records of a Sample Job run, and clicking on Run Remaining:

After confirming on the next page, a new job run will be created with Remaining appended to the name:

When can I use Run Remaining?

You can use Run Remaining, for any job where you have Sampled the data in a Job Run. The Run Remaining feature is available for 14 days after the sample has been run.