Dataphin:View asset catalog

Prerequisites

• You must activate X-Asset Q&A to use the intelligent discovery feature. Currently, only table assets support intelligent search.

Catalog page introduction

1. In the top menu bar of the Dataphin homepage, select Asset > Asset Catalog.

2. You can search for assets and view asset details on the Catalog page.

   

   Area	Description
   ①Search area	Global Search: Performs a fuzzy search for all assets based on keywords in the asset name, display name, or description. Specifically, business metrics can be searched by associated technical metrics. Technical metrics can be searched by associated business metrics. Data tables can be searched by field names or descriptions. Dashboards can be searched by chart names or descriptions. Search Within Results: Adds additional search keywords to search within the search results. Search By Name Only: Supports fuzzy search for assets based on keywords in the asset name. Search By Description Only: Supports fuzzy search for assets based on keywords in the asset description. Intelligent search: You must purchase the X-Asset Q&A and Asset Operation features to use intelligent search. This feature supports searching for assets using natural language. In the Intelligent Discovery area, the model finds assets that the current user has permission to view based on your input. It returns up to 10 assets that are most relevant to your search terms. You can perform the following operations for an intelligent search: Stop: Click to stop the query. Retry: Click to search again based on the last input. View/Hide Thinking Process: If the model configured for the X-Asset Q&A intelligent application supports a thinking pattern, the model's inference process is displayed here. Click to expand or collapse the content. Close: Click to close the intelligent discovery area.
   ②List filtering	All assets: You can click All Assets to view all asset objects under the topic. The left side supports viewing data tables from a topic perspective, displaying all directories under the topic. You can switch topics at the top. After selecting a directory at a certain level, the list on the right automatically displays the asset objects belonging to the current directory and its subdirectories. You can click Expand All or Collapse All on the right side of the topic to expand or collapse the topic directory tree. You can also click Collapse Navigation to collapse the entire directory tree. To display the directory tree, you can click Expand Navigation in the upper left corner. Supports filtering target assets based on some system properties and all custom properties. You can click More Filters and select the properties to be used as filter items in the dialog box. Filter items support the following filter conditions: contains, does not contain, is empty, and is not empty. Contains/Does Not Contain: Select multiple property values. If the property value is entered manually, you can enter custom keywords. Is Empty/Is Not Empty: No additional configuration is required. Note When the asset source property is used as a filter item, the is empty/is not empty conditions are not supported. When the statistic granularity property is used as a filter item, filter conditions are not supported. The custom properties in the filter items are properties created in Data Warehouse Plan > Attribute Management that are visible in the asset catalog. Enabling too many filter items may affect query efficiency. It is recommended to configure no more than 10 filter items.
   ③Asset list	Provides summary information about assets to meet the needs of different business personnel. Click Settings, select the property information to be displayed in the dialog box, and click OK. Note You can select up to 16 properties. You can sort the selected properties. After sorting, the asset list displays property information in the sorted order. The properties that can be selected are all custom properties and some system properties configured to be visible in the asset catalog on the Data Warehouse Plan > Attribute Management page. Data table assets Displays information about the asset name, asset type, tags, description, highest confidentiality level (requires the Data Security module to be activated), and information about the selected properties. You can also perform operations such as analyze (supported after requesting consumption permissions), request permissions, and add to request basket. View asset details: Click the asset name to view detailed information about the asset. For more information, see View data table asset details. If the asset has been deleted, it is marked with a yellow icon. You can click Listed and then click Delist to remove it. Analyze: If the data table is a Dataphin table of the MaxCompute, Hive, AnalyticDB for PostgreSQL, or Doris type, or certain data source tables, you can create Notebook nodes and perform visual analytics on the asset in Notebook or Quick BI after you request consumption permissions. Notebook analysis: Click to jump to the Notebook page to automatically create a corresponding Notebook node. For more information, see Create a Notebook. For information about the data source table types that support Notebook analysis, see Operations supported for different asset types. Quick BI Dashboard/Data Download: Click to open the My BI Analysis drawer to view BI analysis tasks created using the current asset as a dataset. For more information, see My BI analysis. Note Creating Quick BI analysis tasks is not supported when the Hive data source is CDH5.x Hive 1.1.0 or the MySQL data source is MySQL 5.1.43. Only some data source tables support the creation of Quick BI analysis tasks. For more information, see Operations supported for different asset types. Request permissions: Business system tables do not support requesting consumption permissions. You can request consumption permissions for assets. For more information, see Request consumption permissions. Add to request basket: Business system tables do not support requesting consumption permissions. You can add assets to the request basket to request consumption permissions in a unified manner. For more information, see Request consumption permissions. Metric assets Displays information about the asset name, metric type (displayed only for technical metrics), tags, description, and information about the selected properties. View asset details: Click the asset name to view detailed information about the asset. For more information, see View metric asset details. Request permissions: Only technical metrics support this operation. Click to quickly jump to the permission request page for the table to which the current metric belongs. For more information, see Request, renew, and return table permissions. If the asset has been deleted, it is marked with a yellow icon. You can click Listed and then click Delist to remove it. API assets Displays information about the asset name, API_ID, tags, description, service project, API group, and information about the selected properties. You can also perform operations such as viewing details and requesting permissions for the asset. View asset details: Click the asset name to view detailed information about the asset. For more information, see View API asset details. If the asset has been deleted, it is marked with a yellow icon. You can click Listed and then click Delist to remove it. Request Permissions: Click to quickly jump to the permission request page for the current API. For more information, see Manage API permissions. Dashboard assets Displays information about the asset name, asset type, tags, description, asset source, BI space/directory, total number of charts, and information about the selected properties. View asset details: Click the asset name to view detailed information about the asset. For more information, see View dashboard asset details. If the asset has been deleted, it is marked with a yellow icon. You can click Listed and then click Delist to remove it.
   ④Request basket	You can request consumption permissions for assets in batches in the request basket to improve request efficiency. For more information, see Request consumption permissions.