To diagnose the order workflow, which two actions should you take? Each correct answer is part of the solution.

To diagnose an Azure Logic App workflow, you should inspect the run history and the trigger history. The run history provides detailed information about each execution of the logic app, including the status of each action, inputs, outputs, and any errors that occurred. This allows you to trace the flow of data and identify where a problem might be happening within the workflow's steps. The trigger history shows when the logic app was triggered, whether the trigger succeeded or failed, and any conditions that might have prevented it from firing. This helps determine if the workflow is even starting as expected. Examining API connections might be a subsequent step if the run history points to an issue with a specific connector. Checking the activity log provides subscription-level events, which are too broad for diagnosing a specific logic app workflow issue.