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# Data Stream List

View, manage, and create data streams from the Data Stream List, in the Connect & Mix tab.

From the Data Stream List you can:

- View and manage data streams in your workspace, for example edit, process, and delete data streams
- Create data streams.
- View additional data stream information such as, source, status, and last run time.
- View the execution history, statistics, and mapping information.
- Apply additional actions such as, export statistics and modify the source file path.
- Use the filters to narrow your search and get results with minimal processing time.

- **[Manage Data Streams](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=mktg.dato_data_manage.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5)**  
    After you create data streams, they appear in the data streams list. Here you can create new data streams, edit existing data streams, view history logs, create templates, and more.
- **[Prioritize Processing Tasks](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=mktg.dato_data_prioritize_processing_q.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5)**  
    Use the processing queue to prioritize your data stream processing tasks. With the processing queue, you can drag an urgent task to the top of the queue to prioritize it over other tasks. In the processing queue, a task is a collection of data streams with the same date range, triggered to process together. By default, all scheduled tasks, regardless of their date range, are grouped as one task that takes precedence over any manually triggered tasks. The Processing Queue doesn’t determine the order in which processing tasks are executed, and it doesn’t guarantee that prioritized data streams are completed first. Rather, the Priority Queue ensures that the prioritized task receives priority if any tasks compete for the same resources. However, if the tasks don’t compete for the same resources, the tasks can be processed simultaneously. Admins can now process data for up to 365 days back, directly from the platform without opening a support ticket.