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ms.author: keli19
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author: likebupt
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ms.date: 03/19/2021
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ms.date: 04/09/2020
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ms.topic: conceptual
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You can now specify a different dataset by using the pipeline parameter the next time you run the pipeline.
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## Attach module parameter to pipeline parameter
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## Attach and detach module parameter to pipeline parameter
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In this section, you will learn how to attach module parameter to pipeline parameter.
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In this section, you will learn how to attach and detach module parameter to pipeline parameter.
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### Attach module parameter to pipeline parameter
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You can attach the same module parameters of duplicated modules to the same pipeline parameter if you want to alter the value at one time when triggering the pipeline run.
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You have successfully attached the **Replacement value** field to your pipeline parameter. The **Replacement value** in the modules are non-actionable.
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You have successfully attached the **Replacement value** field to your pipeline parameter.
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### Detach module parameter to pipeline parameter
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After you attach **Replacement value** to pipeline parameter, it is non-actionable.
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You can detach module parameter to pipeline parameter by clicking the ellipses (**...**) next to the module parameter, and select **Detach from pipeline parameter**.
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## Update and delete pipeline parameters
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### Delete a dataset pipeline parameter
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Use the following steps to detach a dataset pipeline parameter:
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Use the following steps to delete a dataset pipeline parameter:
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1. Select the dataset module.
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1. Uncheck the option **Set as pipeline parameter**.
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1. Select the ellipses (**...**) next to the pipeline parameter.
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This view shows you which modules the pipeline parameter is attached to. To delete a pipeline parameter, you must first detach it from any module parameters.
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This view shows you which modules the pipeline parameter is attached to.
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1. In the canvas, select a module that the pipeline parameter is still attached to.
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1. In the module properties pane to the right, find the field that the pipeline parameter is attached to.
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1. Mouseover the attached field. Then, select the ellipses (**...**) that appear.
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1. Select **Detach from pipeline parameter**
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1. Repeat the previous steps until you detached the pipeline parameter from all fields.
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1. Select the ellipses (**...**) next to the pipeline parameter.
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1. Select **Delete parameter** to delete the pipeline parameter.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Deleting a pipeline parameter will cause all attached module parameters to be detached and the value of detached module parameters will keep current pipeline parameter value.
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## Trigger a pipeline run with pipeline parameters
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