From the Automation Center navigation pane, select the task from the Tasks > All Tasks or Tasks > <task type> Tasks list. The Task Details for that task displays.
 
For example:
 

Click the Instances tab. A list of instances for that task displays.
 
You can change the default time constraint for the display of task instances on the tab via the Task Instances Tab Time Constraint user preference.
 

Click the Details icon next to any Instance Name on the list to display the Details for that task instance.
 

Show Metadata

Displays Metadata for the task instance, including a status history.

Show Details

Displays complete database details for the task instance.

Show Variables

Displays a list of all variables available to the task instance, including any variables inherited from the parent or embedded (sub-Workflow) Workflow of the task instance.

Name

Name of the variable.

Value

Value of the variable.
 
If the variable was defined by using the Variables tab on a trigger, task, or workflow (that is, a Local Variable), and it is a composite of other variables and/or functions, it will remain a composite of those variables and/or functions. Each time that variable is resolved, it will produce a dynamic resolution, which could differ from the previous resolution. The Resolved Value field will show what that variable would resolve to now.
 
For example: unique_id=${ops_task_name}-${ops_task_id}-${ops_task_ref_count}-${_date()}
 
If the variable was defined by using a Set Variable action for a task or workflow, and it is a composite of other variables, the value would be fully resolved.

Resolved Value

If the variable is a composite of other variables and/or functions; value that the variable would resolve to now.
 
For example, using unique_id from the Value field, above: unique_id=stonebranch-task-variables-01-15011667358096523778SIEIVG8EX3J9-10-2017-07-27 16:03:38-0400

Inherited

Indication (Yes or No) for whether a variable defined in the workflow hierarchy, or globally, would be inherited by the task instance.
 
For example, if the task instance already has that variable defined within its own scope, or within a more direct workflow scope, the variable would not be inherited.
 
(This field is not applicable for variables defined within the task instances own scope.)

This section identifies the buttons displayed below the list of variables.

Print

Allows you to print the Show Variables table.

Refresh

Refreshes the information in the Show Variables table.

Show Global

Shows Global variables in the table.

Hide Global

Hides Global variables in the table.