Delete Anomalies¶
Deleting archived anomalies
Delete archived anomalies that are no longer needed, such as anomalies recorded in error. Only archived anomalies can be deleted: archive an open anomaly first. Delete one anomaly from the list or from its page, or several at once.
Permissions
Deleting an anomaly requires the Author team permission on its datastore. See Anomaly Permissions.
This cannot be undone
A deleted anomaly cannot be restored. To keep its history for reference, leave it archived instead.
From Explore
On Explore › Anomalies, the list has no row or bulk actions. Click an archived anomaly there to open its details panel, then click Delete 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.
Step 2: Click the Archived tab.
Step 3: Click Delete on the right of the anomaly. The Delete Anomaly dialog appears, warning that the action cannot be undone.
Step 4: Click Delete. A success message appears, and the anomaly is removed from the list.
Step 1: Open the Anomalies tab of a datastore, a table or file, a field, or a check.
Step 2: Click the Archived tab, then click the anomaly. Its page opens.
Step 3: Click in the actions bar at the top right. A menu opens.
Step 4: Click Delete . The Delete Anomaly dialog appears, warning that the action cannot be undone.
Step 5: Click Delete. A success message appears, and the anomaly page closes.
Step 1: Open the Anomalies tab of a datastore, a table or file, a field, a check, or a check template.
Step 2: Click the Archived tab.
Step 3: Hover each anomaly you want to delete and select its checkbox. A selection bar appears with the number of anomalies selected.
Step 4: Click on the selection bar. A menu opens.
Step 5: Click Delete . The Delete Anomalies dialog appears with the number of anomalies to delete, warning that the action cannot be undone.
Step 6: Click Delete. A success message appears, and the anomalies are removed from the list.