Check Anomalies¶
Reviewing the anomalies of a check
The Anomalies tab of a check's page lists every anomaly the check has produced. It shows, in one place, how often the rule fails and what each failure looks like, so you can triage them without leaving the check.
Getting to the Anomalies Tab¶
- Open the Checks tab of the check's datastore, table or file, or field, pick the status tab that holds it, such as Active , and click the check. On its page, click the Anomalies tab next to Overview.
- On the check's Overview, the Active Anomalies card shows how many are still open. See Check Views.
What the Tab Shows¶
The tab is a regular anomaly list, scoped to this check. It opens on the Open tab:
- The Open tab, with the Active, Acknowledged, Assigned, and All subtabs, and the Archived tab, with the Resolved, Duplicate, Invalid, Discarded, and All subtabs.
- Each anomaly's status and type, its table or file, its description, the fields it involves, and its anomalous record count.
- The search, filters, and sort of other anomaly lists, sorted by Impact by default.
What You Can Do¶
- Open an anomaly. Clicking an anomaly opens its own page, with every section and its full Timeline.
- Act on anomalies. The row menu and the selection bar offer the same actions as other anomaly lists, such as acknowledging and archiving.
See Anomaly Views for the lists and the anomaly page in detail.
See Also¶
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Check Timeline
The change log of a check, its past versions, and the comments your team leaves on it.
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Check Examples
Scenarios that show ownership and AI Managed checks in practice.
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Check Permissions
Which team permissions can view, create, edit, archive, and delete checks, change owners, and edit AI Managed checks.
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How a Check Works
What a check is made of, who creates it, how AI Managed checks are generated, how a Scan evaluates it, and how its status changes.
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Authored Checks
What an Authored check is, who governs it, and how it differs from an AI Managed check.
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AI Managed Checks
What an AI Managed check is, which edits convert it to Authored, and how to go back.
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Check Ownership
Who is responsible for a check, the four ways ownership changes, notifications, and filtering by owner.
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Check Importance
How much a check's failures matter, and how its tags raise or lower it.
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Impact Metrics
Numbers measured over a check's failed records that show how big a failure is.
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Dry Run
What a Dry Run evaluates and how to read its results, anomalies, and source records.
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Check Views
The check lists, the check page, and the side panel: how to reach each one, what it shows, and what you can do there.