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    Dataphin:View evaluation details for unsuccessful bids

    Last Updated:Jun 23, 2026

    Compliance assessment details display monitoring results for mapped relationships from two perspectives: the standard perspective and the asset object perspective.

    Accessing compliance details

    1. On the Dataphin home page, choose Governance > Standard from the top menu bar.

    2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Compliance Assessment > Compliance Assessment Details. The Standard Perspective page appears by default.

    View compliance details from the standard perspective

    The standard perspective displays asset objects mapped to each data standard and their compliance monitoring details, based on the latest mapping rule execution results. Only published standards that you have permission to view are included.

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    ① Filter and search area

    Filter compliance assessment details for data standards that I own. You can also click the image icon to filter by Data Standard Set, Standard Owner, or Monitoring Pass Rate. For Monitoring Pass Rate, enter a value between 0.00 and 100.00.

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    Search by standard name or encoding.

    ② List area

    View the Standard, Standard Code, Parent Standard Set, Standard Owner, Mapping Object, Monitoring Pass Rate, and Last Evaluation Time. You can also click the image icon in the Actions column to view mapping details.

    • Mapping Object: The total number of valid asset objects mapped to the current standard, based on compliance mapping rules or scheduled compliance assessment tasks.

    • Monitoring Pass Rate: The percentage of objects that passed all configured compliance monitoring rules, out of the total number of objects with configured rules. Mappings without configured compliance monitoring rules are excluded from this calculation.

      For example: Standard A has a metadata monitoring rule for "data type" and is mapped to three fields: a, b, and c. Field a has the same data type as Standard A and passes the assessment. Field b has a different data type and fails. When field c was mapped, the "data type" system property had been removed from Standard A, so there is no monitoring record. The overall pass rate is 50%, calculated as (passed assessments for field a) / (passed assessments for field a + failed assessments for field b). The mapping for field c is not included in the calculation because it has no compliance monitoring record.

    • Last Assessment Time: The completion time of the most recent check for all monitoring rules associated with the mappings of the current standard.

    • View data standard set properties: Click the name of the data standard set to quickly view its information. You can also click Create Standard to go to the standard creation page for that set.

    • View Mapping Details: You can click the standard name, the number of mapped objects, or the image icon in the Actions column to view details of asset objects mapped to the current standard and monitoring results. You can view bid evaluation details only when the number of mapped objects is not empty. For more information, see Mapped Object List.

    Mapped object list

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    ① Filter and search area

    Filter by Object Type or Assessment Result (Failed, Passed, Not Monitored, Pending Assessment).

    Search by object name or path.

    ② List area

    Displays the Object Name, Associated Asset, File Format, Assessment Result, Number Of Failed Rules, and Last Assessment Time. You can also click the image icon in the Actions column to view the assessment details.

    • Object Type: Refers to fields and metrics in Dataphin.

      Note

      • Dataphin fields: Includes fields from all Dataphin data tables.

      • Dataphin metrics: Includes derived metrics from logical aggregate tables, derived metrics, and registered metrics.

    • Assessment Result: The result is Failed if any monitoring rule fails, and Passed only if all rules pass. If some rules pass and others are pending, the status is Pending Assessment. Unconfigured monitoring rules are excluded from the assessment.

      For example: Standard A has a 'data type' system property with compliance monitoring configured and is mapped to four fields: a, b, c, and d. Field a matches Standard A's data type and passes. Field b has a different data type and fails. When field c was mapped, the 'data type' system property had been removed from Standard A, so there is no monitoring record. The monitoring rule for field d has not returned a result, so its status is Pending Assessment.

    • Non-Compliance Rule Ratio: The ratio of failed monitoring rules to the total number of rules. The total includes all enabled metadata monitoring and data quality monitoring rules for the current mapping.

      For example: Standard A has 10 monitoring rules. If 8 rules pass and 2 fail, the ratio is 2/10. This data appears only after all monitoring rules have been executed. If some rules are pending assessment, the ratio is calculated after they complete. If no task properties were configured for compliance monitoring when the mapping record was created, the result displays as '-'. For more information about monitoring result updates, see Assessment details.

    • Last Assessment Time: The completion time of the most recent check for all monitoring rules associated with the mappings of the current standard.

    • View Assessment Details: You can click the object name or the image icon in the Actions column to view the matching relationship between configured standard property values and object metadata values for bid monitoring, to obtain more assessment information and proceed with changes. For more information, see Assessment Details.

    • Asset: Click the object's path to go to the details page for that table in the asset directory. Click the image icon after the path to quickly copy the name.

    Assessment details

    Assessment details cover monitoring rules added to the mapping, including built-in metadata monitoring for properties and data quality monitoring rules manually added from the mapped list.

    • Metadata monitoring: For mappings automatically generated by compliance mapping rules, assessment results update when the mapping rule executes. For manually added mappings—including batch imports and manual associations in the development module—results update when the global compliance assessment task on the mapping page executes. For more information about compliance assessment configuration, see Compliance assessment configuration.

    • Data quality monitoring rules: A data quality rule executes according to its scheduling configuration. Monitoring results update when the global compliance assessment task on the mapping page executes. To view the latest execution status of a rule, go directly to the data quality page. For more information about compliance assessment configuration, see Compliance assessment configuration.

      Important

      If a single mapping corresponds to multiple assessment details, monitoring results update each time the corresponding task—either a compliance mapping rule task or the global compliance assessment task—executes. Only the most recent results appear.

    On the Assessment Details page, view assessment information for the standard’s mapped objects, including the data standard, data standard set, asset object, asset, rule name, associated standard property, assessment result, assessment details, and rule type.

    You can also click the image..png icon in the Actions column to view rule details.

    • For data quality monitoring, click to open the data quality rule list, which navigates to the rule details page for that asset.

    • For a data classification property—which requires the security module to be enabled—if the assessment result is Failed, click Edit to perform a one-click modification of the data classification and level.

      Note

      If the data level for the same data classification differs between the standard definition and the security module, the modification uses the level from the security module.

    View bid award details from the Asset object perspective

    1. On the Compliance Assessment Details page, click the Asset Object Perspective tab.

    2. The asset object perspective displays all metadata mapped to each asset object and its compliance monitoring details, based on the latest mapping rule execution results. Only compliance details for all mapped metadata appear.

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      ① Search area

      Search by asset object name or object path.

      ② List area

      Displays Object Name, File Format, Asset, Asset Owner, Mapping Standard, and Last Assessment Time. You can click the image icon in the Actions column to view mapping details.

      • Asset: Click the object's path to go to the details page for that table in the asset directory. Click the image icon after the path to quickly copy the name.

      • Mapped Standards: The total number of standards mapped to the current asset object based on compliance mapping rules.

      • Last Assessment Time: The completion time of the most recent check for all monitoring rules associated with the mappings of the current asset object.

      • View Mapping Details: You can click the Standard Name, Number of Mapped Objects, or the image icon in the Actions column to view the details of asset objects mapped to the current standard and monitoring results. You can click to view bid evaluation details only if the Number of Mapped Objects is not empty. For more information, see Mapping Object List.

      Mapped object list

      The mapped object list shows the standards mapped to the selected asset. For more information, see Mapped object list.

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      Assessment details

      Assessment details cover monitoring rules added to the mapping, including built-in metadata monitoring for properties and data quality monitoring rules manually added from the mapped list. For more information, see Assessment details.