Favorite Reports H

Description

Click to remove the selected report from this page for the current user.

Displays the priority in which the report will be run.

Displays the report type.

Report types are:

• Business Readiness—dentifies reports with data that if loaded into the Target system would decrease data quality or cause business errors in the data. This data could load into the Target system (as in, loading this data would not cause errors). However, the data should not be loaded into the Target system because it violates business rules.

• Business Relevancy—Identifies reports that display data that is not needed by a client, such as obsolete records, orphaned records, or configuration values that have never been used.

• Error—Identifies reports that display data that must be fixed before it can be loaded into the Target system.

• Info—Identifies reports with data that is used for informational purposes only and that does not require further action.

• Post Load—Identifies reports used to verify data after it has been loaded to the Target.

• Pre Load—Identifies reports used only for the Pre-Load phase of the project to validate data before it is loaded into the Target system. The Rule Book report, which lists all field mappings for a Target, is an example of a Pre-Load report.

• Target Readiness—Identifies reports with data that cannot be loaded into the Target system, such as a record missing required fields, invalid check table values, or a field with an incorrect number of decimal places. These records will either produce an error on load or load incorrectly. Records on these reports are probably excluded from the Target export.

Displays the name of the wave the report is assigned to.

Displays the name of the process area the report is assigned to.

Displays the name of the object the report is assigned to.

Displays the name of the target the report is assigned to.

Displays the name of the source the report is assigned to.

Displays the name of the report.

Displays a brief description of the report.

Displays the number of records on the report after the report ran. This includes the sensitive data whether the user is able to see the sensitive data or not.

Displays an icon indicating the report has been selected as a Favorite report.

Displays the date and time the report was last generated.

NOTE: If the report has not yet been generated, the message “Click to Generate” displays.

Displays the date and time that the report was last published.

Click to run the report. Once clicked, the Download a file icon and View Report icon are enabled.

Click to view the report contents. This icon is dimmed if the user does not have the access rights to view the report.

Click to download the report. This icon is dimmed if the user does not have the access rights to view the report. Once clicked, the user will have the option to open the file or choose a location to save the file.

Click to display the Report Run Historical Record Count, a graphical representation of the record count history of the report. The x-axis represents the Run ID and the y-axis represents the number of records found during a run.

Description

Displays an explanation of what the report means to the business.

Displays notes regarding recommendations for fixing the errors (if any) returned by the report.

Displays a locked icon if the report contains sensitive data. An Administrator configures this setting per report.

Displays a key icon if the user has access to all of the sensitive data on a report.