# Create Recurring Runs

The steps to create Recurring Runs are similar to those for [creating standard runs](https://docs.cloudeka.ai/deka-gpu-mlops/runs). Once you successfully create a recurring run, you can click on the name of the active recurring run, which will direct you to the details window for that specific recurring run.

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In this details window, you will find five submenus, each serving a distinct function.

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1. Clone Recurring Run

This option allows you to duplicate the existing recurring run. Cloning is useful when you want to create a similar run with the same configurations without having to set everything up from scratch. You can modify the cloned run's parameters or schedule as needed.

2. Refresh

By clicking this button, you can update the details displayed in the window. This ensures that you are viewing the most current information regarding the recurring run, including any changes that may have occurred since you last viewed it.

3. &#x20;Enable

This function allows you to activate a recurring run that may have been previously disabled. Enabling the run will resume its scheduled executions according to the defined frequency.

4. &#x20;Disable

If you need to temporarily stop a recurring run from executing, you can use this option. Disabling the run will prevent it from running at its scheduled times without deleting it, allowing you to reactivate it later if needed.

5. &#x20;Delete

This option allows you to permanently remove the recurring run from your list. Once deleted, the run will no longer appear in your active or archived runs, and you will need to create a new recurring run if you wish to execute it again in the future.


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