Archive Anomalies¶
Archiving anomalies
Archive an anomaly to close it with a resolution that says why. An archived anomaly leaves the open list but stays available, with its history, for reference. Archive one anomaly from the list or from its page, or several at once.
Permissions
Archiving an anomaly requires the Author team permission on its datastore. See Anomaly Permissions.
Choose the resolution on purpose
Resolved and Invalid also tell Qualytics how well an AI Managed check is doing, and an anomaly archived as Duplicate is never reopened by a later Scan. See Anomaly Status.
From Explore
On Explore › Anomalies, the list has no row or bulk actions. Click an active or acknowledged anomaly there to open its details panel, then click Archive at the top of the panel.
Steps¶
Step 1: Open the Anomalies tab of a datastore, a table or file, a field, a check, or a check template. The list opens on the Open tab.
Step 2: Click on the right of an active or acknowledged anomaly. A menu opens.
Step 3: Click Archive . The Archive Anomaly dialog appears.
Step 4: Select the resolution that says why the anomaly is closed:
- Resolved: a real issue that has been fixed.
- Invalid: not a real data quality issue.
- Duplicate: the same issue as another anomaly.
- Discarded: no longer relevant.
Step 5: Optionally, type a comment in the Leave a comment (use @ to mention users) field to explain the choice.
Step 6: Click Archive. A success message appears, and the anomaly moves to the Archived tab.
Step 1: Open the Anomalies tab of a datastore, a table or file, a field, or a check.
Step 2: Click an active or acknowledged anomaly. Its page opens.
Step 3: Click Archive in the actions bar at the top right. The Archive Anomaly dialog appears.
Step 4: Select the resolution that says why the anomaly is closed:
- Resolved: a real issue that has been fixed.
- Invalid: not a real data quality issue.
- Duplicate: the same issue as another anomaly.
- Discarded: no longer relevant.
Step 5: Optionally, type a comment in the Leave a comment (use @ to mention users) field to explain the choice.
Step 6: Click Archive. A success message appears, and the anomaly's status changes to the resolution you chose.
Step 1: Open the Anomalies tab of a datastore, a table or file, a field, a check, or a check template.
Step 2: Hover each anomaly you want to archive and select its checkbox. A selection bar appears with the number of anomalies selected.
Step 3: Click on the selection bar. A menu opens.
Step 4: Click Archive . The Archive Anomalies dialog appears with the number of anomalies to archive.
Step 5: Select the resolution that says why the anomaly is closed:
- Resolved: a real issue that has been fixed.
- Invalid: not a real data quality issue.
- Duplicate: the same issue as another anomaly.
- Discarded: no longer relevant.
Step 6: Optionally, type a comment in the Leave a comment (use @ to mention users) field to explain the choice.
Step 7: Click Archive. A success message appears, and the anomalies move to the Archived tab.
Note
Every selected anomaly gets the same resolution and comment. To give them different resolutions, archive them in separate groups.