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# View Commands

The Command Runner in JFrog Connect provides two lists, one of commands that you can run and one of commands executed with information about each run.

## Saved Commands

To see the list of saved commands in Connect, go to **Remote Tools**/**Command Runner** in the left menu and go to the **Run Commands** tab.

The list of Saved Commands shows the name you have given to each command and the command. If you don't see your command, you can search for it using the Search box above the table.

## Executed Commands

After you have run a command, you can see the status of the run in the Executed Commands tab. For each command, the table shows a separate row for each device that received the command.

For each device receiving a command, the table shows the following:

* Device (Name and UUID)
* Start Time
* Execution Time
* Command
* Output
* Status

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To see the full output of the command on a specific device:

* Click the eye icon in the **View** column of the table. A popup with the output information like the example below will appear.

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## What's Next?

Learn how to [edit a command](/features-new-ui/tools/remote-tools-overview/control-center-remote-ssh-commands/edit-or-delete-a-command.md) in the list of Saved Commands and delete a command from the list.


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