The following terms are used with reference to gold standards:
The asset whose values are used to create a gold standard. The reference asset can be of any type. For example, the reference asset can be a Windows computer, a UNIX computer, or an Oracle database.
The standard whose values are modified according to the values that exist in the reference asset.
In a gold standard, synchronization is required when any parameter in the reference asset changes.
During the synchronization process, values in the gold standard are refreshed on the basis of the values in the reference asset. The values in Manually Resolved state are not changed. The synchronization process indicates that new data is available and you can manually resolve the check.