This topic outlines how to view bid drop evaluation details from both the standard and asset object perspectives, highlighting the monitoring results of the corresponding mapped relationships.
Bid drop details entry
Navigate to Administration > Standard from the top menu bar on the Dataphin home page.
In the left-side navigation pane, select Landing Assessment > Landing Assessment Details. The default page displayed is the Standard Perspective.
View bid drop details from the standard perspective
The standard perspective presents the execution results based on the latest bid drop mapping rules, including the asset objects mapped to each standard and their monitoring details. Only the bid drop details for standards with viewing permissions and that have been published are shown.
Ordinal number | Description |
①Filter and search area | Enables efficient filtering of bid drop evaluation details aligned with the I Am Responsible For data standards. Additionally, by clicking the
Allows searching by standard name or encoding. |
②List area | Displays information such as Standard, Standard Encoding, the Data Standard Set the standard belongs to, Owner, Mapping Object, Monitoring Pass Rate, and Most Recent Assessment Time. To view mapping details, single click the Actions column's
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icon, you can filter by Standard Set, Standard Owner, and Monitoring Pass Rate (acceptable values range from 0.00 to 100.00).
Mapping object list
Ordinal number | Description |
①Filter and search area | Supports filtering by Object Type and Assessment Result (Fail, Pass, Not Monitored, Waiting for Assessment). Allows searching by object name or path. |
②List area | Shows Object Name, Associated Asset, File Format, Assessment Result, Number Of Failed Rules Ratio, and Latest Assessment Time. To view assessment details, single click the Actions column's
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Assessment details
This section displays the monitoring rules that have been added to this mapping relationship, including metadata monitoring inherent to the property and the evaluation details of quality monitoring manually added to the mapped list.
Metadata monitoring: If the mapping relationship is automatically generated through the mapping rule, the monitoring evaluation will be performed and the results updated when the mapping relationship is executed. If manually added (including batch import and manual association in the development module), it will be updated following the execution of the globally unified monitoring evaluation task configured on the mapping relationship page. For monitoring evaluation configuration, see monitoring evaluation configuration.
Quality monitoring rule: The execution of the quality rule itself depends on the scheduling configuration of the rule. The monitoring results corresponding to the rule will be updated following the execution of the globally unified monitoring evaluation task configured on the mapping relationship page. To check the latest execution status of the rule, you can also directly access the quality page for a query. For monitoring evaluation configuration, see monitoring evaluation configuration. Note: If a mapping relationship corresponds to multiple mapping details, the task corresponding to each mapping detail (mapping rule task or globally unified monitoring evaluation task) will update the corresponding monitoring results when executed, displaying only the most recent monitoring evaluation result.
The Evaluation Details page provides a comprehensive view of the standard mapping object's evaluation information, including data standards, data standard sets, asset objects, associated assets, rule names, associated standard properties, evaluation results, evaluation details, and rule type information.
Additionally, you can single click the Actions column's 
icon to view rule details.
For quality monitoring, single click to go to the quality rule list and navigate to the quality rule details page for the asset.
For data classification properties (requires enabling the security module) that do not pass the assessment, single click edit to one-click modify data classification and grading.
NoteIf the data grading corresponding to the same data classification in the standard definition is inconsistent with the grading corresponding to the security module, the grading corresponding to the security module shall prevail for modification.
View bid details from the perspective of asset objects
On the Compliance Assessment Details page, select the Asset Object Perspective tab.
The asset object perspective displays the execution results based on the latest bid mapping rules, showing the full metadata mapped to each asset object and its bid monitoring details. Only the bid details corresponding to the full metadata mapped are displayed.
Ordinal number
Description
①Search area
Supports search by asset object name or object path.
②List area
Presents Object Name, File Format, Belonging Asset, Asset Owner, Mapping Standard, Latest Assessment Time, among other details. To view mapping details, single click the Actions column's
icon.Belonging Asset: Single click the object's path to navigate to the product page of the table under the asset directory. Single click the
icon after the path to quickly copy the name.Mapping Standard: The total number of standards mapped based on the bid mapping rules for the current asset object.
Latest Assessment Time: The time of the most recent check completed among all monitoring rules included in all mapping relationships corresponding to the current asset object.
View Mapping Details: Single click the standard name, number of mapped objects, or the Actions column's
icon to view the details of asset objects mapped to the current standard and monitoring results. You can only view bid assessment details when the number of mapped objects is not empty. For more information, see the referenced document.
Mapping object list
The mapping object list showcases the standards mapped to the selected asset. For more information, see the referenced document.
Assessment details
This section details the monitoring rules added to the mapping relationship, including metadata monitoring that comes with the property and quality monitoring manually added to the mapped list. For more information, see the referenced document.