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DataWorks:Quality monitor execution details

Last Updated:Aug 24, 2026

The Running Records module in Data Quality displays check results from monitors. After a monitor runs, you can find its execution details on the Running Records page.

Go to the Running records page

  1. Log on to the DataWorks console. In the target region, click Data Governance > Data Quality in the left-side navigation pane. Select a workspace from the drop-down list and click Go to Data Quality.

  2. In the left-side navigation pane, click Quality O&M > Running Records.

    On the Running Records page, you can filter monitors by criteria such as Connection, Table Name, Check Result, Handling Policy, and My Subscriptions.

View monitor details

Rule Perspective

In the upper-right corner, click Perspective and select Rule Perspective.

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Name

Description

ID/rule name

The ID and name of the quality rule.

Check Result

The result of the data check. Possible values include Check Passed, Warning, Error, Checking, and Check Failed.

  • Check Passed: The data met the quality rule's criteria and is considered valid.

  • Warning: The check result triggered the warning threshold. This typically indicates a minor issue that might not affect downstream operations.

  • Error: The check result triggered the critical threshold. This typically indicates a serious issue that is likely to affect downstream operations.

  • Checking: The quality check is in progress.

  • Check Failed: The quality check failed to run. For example, this can happen if the monitored partition was not generated or the SQL query for the check failed.

Handling Policy

Specifies the action (Alert or Blocks) taken when a rule's threshold is exceeded.

End Time

The time when the data check finished.

Table Name

The name of the table being checked.

Association Range

The scope of the quality rule. The value can be Table-level or Field Level.

Template

The base template for the quality rule.

Degree of importance

The importance level of the rule.

  • strong rule: A high-priority rule. By default, the associated scheduling node is blocked if the critical threshold is exceeded.

  • weak rule: A standard-priority rule. By default, the associated scheduling node is not blocked if the critical threshold is exceeded.

Monitoring Threshold

The comparison method and threshold range for the rule.

Details

In the Actions column of a rule, click Details to view its run records. You can view the Running Record This Time, History Run Record, Problem data processing, and Raw Log tabs.

  • Click History Run Record to view the run record for each scheduled execution.

  • You can add comments about the rule's execution. To do so, perform the following steps:

    1. Click Problem Handling.

    2. In the Problem Handling dialog box, select a Handling Method and enter your Comments.

    3. Click Confirm.

  • Click Raw Log to view the log information for the rule.

Rule

In the Actions column of a rule, click Rule to go to the table quality details page and view all rules associated with the monitor.

Monitor Perspective

In the upper-right corner, click Perspective and select Monitor Perspective.

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Name

Description

Table Name

The table that the monitor checks.

Monitor

The monitor name.

Check Result

The result of the monitor run. Possible values include Check Passed, Warning, Error, Checking, and Check Failed.

  • Check Passed: The data met the quality rule's criteria and is considered valid.

  • Warning: The check result triggered the warning threshold. This typically indicates a minor issue that might not affect downstream operations.

  • Error: The check result triggered the critical threshold. This typically indicates a serious issue that is likely to affect downstream operations.

  • Checking: The quality check is in progress.

  • Check Failed: The quality check failed to run. For example, this can happen if the monitored partition was not generated or the SQL query for the check failed.

Handling Policy

Specifies the action (Alert or Blocks) taken when a rule's threshold is exceeded.

Start Time

The time when the monitor started.

Data Scope

The table partition that the monitor checks.

Trigger Method

How the monitor was triggered. It can be Triggered by Node Scheduling in Production Environment or Triggered Manually.

Data Timestamp

The business date of the data in the specified partition.

Details

In the Actions column for a table, click Details to view all check rules associated with the monitor. Select a rule to view its Running Record This Time, History Run Record, Problem data processing, and Raw Log. You can do the following:

  • Click History Run Record to view the run record for each scheduled execution.

  • You can add comments about the rule's execution. To do so, perform the following steps:

    1. In the Actions column of the rule, click Problem Handling.

    2. In the Problem Handling dialog box, select a Handling Method and enter your Comments.

    3. Click Confirm.

  • In the Actions column of the rule, click Raw Log to view the log information for the rule.

Rule

In the Actions column for a table, click Rule to go to the table quality details page and view all rules associated with the monitor.

View lineage

Click view lineage in the Actions column for a table to go to Data Map and view its lineage information.