Report Data Viewer H

Description

Displays the date and time the rule was processed.

Displays a name of the rule.

Displays the name of the table to which the selected rule is bound.

Displays the rule description added in IS when the rule was created.

Displays the Quality Dimension assigned to the rules in the project. A project can have multiple Quality Dimensions.

Quality Dimensions, such as Conformity and Consistency, . organize rules and provide a score that contributes to the scorecard value.

When a user creates a rule in IS, it is assigned to a Quality Dimension.

Displays the number of failed records returned when the rule is run in IS.

Click to view the data that the rule returned (i.e., the data that failed the rule).

Click to open the Metrics Summary page for the selected rule.

Refer to Download ISA Metrics Summary Information for more information.

Click to create a request for this run of the rule and binding. The failed report data moves to a staging table to use as the basis for a request. In the staging table, dspCompose™ runs rules on the data, then copies it to the Data Entry table. The user assigned to the first Data Entry role receives a notification that work on the request can begin.

NOTE: The button is disabled if an external request scenario has not been created using the report. In this case, the hover text above the icon reads “No Template Mapped.”

NOTE: The button is active if an external request scenario has been created using the report but the template is not active. In this case, the hover text above the icon reads “Template Inactive” and an error message displays if the user clicks the Create Compose Request button.

NOTE: This button does not display if dspCompose™ is not installed and licensed.

Click to open the Request page in dspCompose™ to display the newly created request based on the IS data.

NOTE: This button does not display if dspCompose™ is not installed and licensed.

NOTE: This button is active after a user creates a request for this run of the rule and binding by clicking the Create Compose Request button.

Description

Displays the date and time the rule was processed.

Displays a name of the rule.

Displays the name of the table to which the selected rule is bound.

Displays the rule description added in IS when the rule was created.

Displays the connection name of the table or view to which the rule binding is bound against.

Displays the Quality Dimension assigned to the rules in the project. A project can have multiple Quality Dimensions.

Quality Dimensions, such as Conformity and Consistency, organize rules and provide a score that contributes to the scorecard value.

When a user creates a rule in IS, it is assigned to a Quality Dimension.

Displays the number of failed records returned when the rule is run in IS.

Click to view the data that the rule returned (i.e., the data that failed the rule).

Click to open the Metrics Summary page for the selected rule.

Refer to Download ISA Metrics Summary Information for more information.

Click to create a request for this run of the rule and binding. The failed report data moves to a staging table to use as the basis for a request. In the staging table, dspCompose™ runs rules on the data, then copies it to the Data Entry table. The user assigned to the first Data Entry role receives a notification that work on the request can begin.

NOTE: The button is disabled if an external request scenario has not been created using the report. In this case, the hover text above the icon reads "No Template Mapped."

NOTE: The button is active if an external request scenario has been created using the report but the template is not active. In this case, the hover text above the icon reads "Template Inactive" and an error message displays if the user clicks the Create Compose Request button.

NOTE: This button does not display if dspCompose™ is not installed and licensed.

Click to open the Request page in dspCompose™ to display the newly created request based on the IS data.

NOTE: This button does not display if dspCompose™ is not installed and licensed.

NOTE: This button is active after a user creates a request for this run of the rule and binding by clicking the Create Compose Request button.

Displays information about the implication of failed data for this rule and rule binding, including downstream issues or other rule and rule binding combinations that may be affected.