Clean My Org Report Column Headers

Owned by Jonathan Pechon
Sept 27, 2024
2 min read

This is a guide to the various column headers that appear in the reports generated by Clean My Org. While this is not a comprehensive list, this can provide some guidance towards understanding those reports and utilizing the data provided within them. Not all reports will use all of these column headers, nor will all possible headers be listed here, but we will make additions to this list as we add additional functionality to the tools in Clean My Org.

 

  • _id : the id of the issue in our instance of MongoDB.

  • Type : the identification of the type of content, generally Item, User, or Group.

  • layerTitle : the title of the map layer in the map it was found in.

  • ContentName : the name of the piece of content, differentiated by the type of content it refers to:

    • Users - the username

    • Items and groups - the title of that particular item or group

  • ObjectValue : the unique identifier for the content in questions, differentiated by the type of content it refers to:

    • Users - the username

    • Items and groups - the ID of the content

    • Collaborations - the collaboration ID

  • ResultsDate : the timestamp for when the issue was found by Clean My Org in unix time (look here to convert it).

  • Owner : the owner of the content in the ArcGIS organization.

  • IDurl : the URL for the identity the content belongs to.

  • Tag : the tag that identifies the item for the scan that been run, particularly for “Item with only one tag.” This will be empty when searching for “Item with no tags.”

  • duplicates : this is used for multiple scans, listing the ID, owner, and/or title of the duplicate items (depending on the scan).

  • Status : the status of the item corresponding to the action taken by the scan. This will be listed as “pending” if no actions have been taken.

  • layerType : the layer type of the layer on a map.

  • TestCode : an internal code for Clean My Org identifying the scan type the issue was found in.

  • ObjectField : this is defined differently depending on the content and the scan but is related to the ObjectValue field, assisting to identify the content in question.

  • url : the URL of the item or layer.

  • scanID : the identifier in MongoDB of the scan the issue was found in.

  • description : a short summary of why the content was flagged as an issue.

  • category : description of the scan the issue was found in.

  • options : options selected for the scan that has been run (only if the chosen scan had selectable options).

  • size : the item size.