DVG (Discrete Value Group) Values Deleted After DVG Is Activated And In Use By Studies
(Doc ID 1297207.1)
Last updated on FEBRUARY 19, 2019
Applies to:
Oracle Clinical - Version 4.5.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
DVG values can be deleted from the subsets even if they are Active.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a provisional DVG (Discrete Value Group) .
- Enable the 'Subsettable' checkbox
- Save.
- Enter DVG values as follows :
| Seq |
Value |
Long Value |
| 1 |
YES |
YES |
| 2 |
NO |
NO |
| 3 |
DONT KNOW |
DONT KNOW |
- Create a DVG (Discrete Value Group) Subset 1 which contains all 3 entries.
- Create DVG (Discrete Value Group) Subset 2 which contains all 3 entries.
- Activate Subset 0 which will also activate subset 1.
- Enter the 'DONT KNOW' term again as the fourth entry in base DVG.
- Here you get the: .
- Click on YES.
- When all the DVG subsets are requeried you find :
- DVG Subset 0 - 'DONT KNOW' is present as the third entry (fourth 'duplicate' record has been deleted) - GOOD.
- DVG Subset 1 - 'DONT KNOW' has been deleted (bad)
- DVG Subset 2 - 'DONT KNOW' has been deleted (bad).
Changes
Cause
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