> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fabricplan.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fabricplan.com/planning-sheets/how-tos/infobridge/manage-sources.md).

# Manage sources

You can manage Infobridge sources from the Manage Source interface. View source details, refresh sources, manage measures, and review refresh history.

### Open Manage Source

1. On the **Home** ribbon, select **Manage Source**.

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The **Manage Source** window opens and displays the available sources.

### View source details

The **General** tab displays details about the selected source.

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The **Manage Source** window includes the following options:

* **Search**: Search for a source or query by name. Select a source to view its details.
* **General**: Displays details about the selected source.
* **Refresh History**: Displays the refresh operations performed for the selected source.
* **Refresh Source**: Manually refreshes the selected source.
* **Owner**: Displays the user who owns the source.
* **Sheet**: Select the link icon to open the planning sheet associated with the source.
* **Created At**: Displays the date and time when the source was created.
* **Updated At**: Displays the date and time when the source was last updated.
* **Queries**: Lists the queries associated with the source.
* **Measures**: Lists the measures available from the source.
* **Update**: Applies the selected measures. The option is available when there are changes to apply.

### Refresh a source

To manually refresh the selected source:

1. In **Manage Source**, select **Refresh Source**.

The refresh operation updates the source with the latest available data.

### View refresh history

The **Refresh History** tab displays the refresh operations performed for the selected source.

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Use the following options and columns to review refresh operations:

* **Search**: Search the refresh history for a specific execution.
* **Started By**: Filter refresh operations by the user who started them.
* **Add More**: Add more filter criteria to the refresh history.
* **Reset Filter**: Clear the applied filters and return to the default history view.
* **Execution ID**: Displays the unique identifier for each refresh operation.
* **Started By**: Displays the user who started the refresh operation.
* **Started At**: Displays the date and time when the refresh operation started.
* **Duration**: Displays how long the refresh operation took to complete.
* **Status**: Displays the result of the refresh operation, such as **Success**.

Use the refresh history to review previous refresh operations and verify whether a refresh completed successfully.


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