If the domain includes multiple Data Integration Services, the Developer tool fails to run a profile with the default Data Integration Service.

You cannot select a resource to run a profile in the Developer tool.

If you run a profile in the Spark run-time environment in the command line interface, a profile job fails.

Profiling all rows in a databricks source fails with an SQL exception.

The profile export fails with

"Failed- No file"

error when you export a profile from the Analyst tool that runs on different nodes and when the Data Integration Service is enabled to use the Operating System profile.

The drilldown on a specific metric fails and the following error message appears:

Cannot add all the objects in an containment collection to itself

After you edit a filter name that is associated with a metric, the filter fails with the following error message:

com.informatica.imf.icore.exception.UnresolvedProxyException: [IMF_1026] Any getter or setter method cannot be accessed on a proxy object.

If the domain includes multiple Data Integration Services, the Developer tool fails to run a profile with a specific Data Integration Service that you configure.

Analyst tool takes longer than usual to open a scorecard.

After you upgrade from Informatica 9.6.1 HotFix2 to 10.1.1, a few scorecards objects do not list rules.

Column profile run fails for a logical data object when one of the following conditions is true:

Pushdown optimization fails for the logical data object. This issue occurs for logical data objects that you create on data sources except IBM DB2 and Oracle data sources.
The database collation is not set to latin1_general_bin.

The metric group score is calculated based the average of all the metric scores instead of the sum of the row counts from each metric group.

When you create a scorecard and add columns to the scorecard, the Developer tool does not display the value frequency matrix of the valid or invalid columns from a profile run.

You cannot export profile objects when Data Integration Service and Analyst Service run on different nodes.

When you run a scorecard from the command line interface, the scorecard email notification message provides an incorrect link to the scorecard object in the Analyst tool.

When you export the scorecard summary results to an Excel sheet, the invalid values are exported along with the valid values.