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Audit Results Pane

QA Audits dialog windowStart button 

Use this pane to view and export audit results. 

Audit results are displayed as a table in the Audits View.  

Each time that you generate audits for the same project, the audit results display in a tabbed-page format with the most recent results having focus in the window. 

Although the audit results open initially as a free-floating window, it is a dockable window. The docking areas are any of the four borders of the RAD Studio window. You can position the audit results window according to your preferences.

Tip: Press F1
with the Audits View having the focus to display this page.

Item 
Description 
Toolbar buttons 
 
Save Audit results 
Saves audit results.  
Print Audit results 
Prints audit results.  
Refresh 
Recalculates the results that are currently displayed.  
Restart 
Opens the Audits dialog window, define new settings and start new audits analysis.  
Context menu commands 
 
Group By 
Groups items according to the selected column.  
Show Description 
Displays a window with the full name and description of the selected audit.  
Open 
Opens the selected element in the source code editor highlighting the relevant code.  
Copy 
You can copy one row or multiple rows in the Audit results.
Use CTRL+CLICK to select multiple rows to copy.  
Close 
Closes the current tab.  
Close All 
Closes all tabs and the results window.  
Close All But This 
Closes all tabs except for the tab currently in focus.  

Note that only audit violations are shown in the results table. For this reason, the results do not necessarily display all of the audits that you ran, or all the packages or classes that you processed. The table contains the following columns:  

Audit violations  

Violation table column 
Description 
Abbreviation  
The abbreviation for the audit name. The full name is displayed in the description (choose Show Description on the context menu of the violation).  
Description  
Describes why the audit flagged the item.  
Severity  
Indicates how serious, in general, violations of the audit are considered to be. This will help you sort the results and assess which violations are critical and which are not.  
Resource  
The source code item that was flagged by the audit.  
File  
The file that contains the problem code.  
Line  
The line number in the file where the problem code is located.  
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