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1. #MEDICATION DICTIONARIES UPDATE#
2. #MEDICATION DICTIONARIES MANUAL#
3. #MEDICATION DICTIONARIES CODE#
4. #MEDICATION DICTIONARIES PASSWORD#

#MEDICATION DICTIONARIES CODE#

The system recodes the following fields from Case Form and Code List.įor Dictionary Format, Format C3, WHO Drug schema will have the table named WHO_DRUG_C3_MASTER and WHO_DRUG_C3_MEDICINAL_PRODUCT, instead of table WHO_DRUG_C_MASTER and WHO_DRUG_C_MEDICINAL_PRODUCT.

#MEDICATION DICTIONARIES PASSWORD#

Click OK.Įnter the schema owner name in the Argus Schema Owner field.Įnter the password in the Password field.Įnter the database name in the Database field. When the system displays the Connect to Database dialog box, enter the Schema Owner name, password, and database. In the Output Log File Options, select an output log file option and directory path for the log files.Ĭlick on the Execute button to start the recoding process. View Only to view what events will be coded without making any updates to cases and audit log.

#MEDICATION DICTIONARIES UPDATE#

Update Data to reflect the updates in cases and audit log. In the Data Update/View Options field:Ĭheck one or all of the Process Current Terms, Process Non-Current Terms and/or Update dictionary version checkboxes. Select All to recode all existing coded data regardless of the version it is coded with. Select a specific version to only recode data coded with that version. In the Argus MedDRA Version to Re-code field, select the existing version of MedDRA that needs to be re-coded. If you are setup as a Multi-Tenant Database, you can choose which Enterprises to recode. If Argus is setup in Single Tenant Mode, you will only have one option here. If you execute the MedDRA Recode with English MedDRA the preferences for executing will be limited as explained in the function flow for re-coding with J MedDRA. Log files for LLT Terms belongs to different PT:įile Name (Case Form): MedDRA_Recode_Failure_PTMisMatchJ_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MINįile Name (LM Data): MedDRA_Recode_Failure_LM_PTMisMatchJ_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MIN

Log files for LLT Terms Non-current in new MedDRA:įile Name (Case Form): MedDRA_Recode_Success_NonCurrentJ_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MINįile Name (LM Data): MedDRA_Recode_Success_LM_NonCurrentJ_YYYY_MM_DD_HH_MIN The following log files are created with detailed old and new values: Re-coding the terms with English MedDRA remains as-is but the application is refreshed for the non-current LLT (E) with PT.

#MEDICATION DICTIONARIES MANUAL#

And records the term only If they belong to the same hierarchy, else just creates an entry to the logs (for manual update later). Note that for the records for which hierarchy is refreshed, the LLT Term's text and currency is also be refreshed based on the respective LLT codes.īefore recoding MedDRA, the re-coding logic verifies if both LLT (E) and LLT (J) belongs to the same hierarchy (that is, under the same PT) in the new upgrading MedDRA or not. If for a record either LLT(E) or LLT(J) term is non-current as per the new upgrading MedDRA Dictionary, then MedDRA recode only refreshes the hierarchy for both LLT(E) and LLT(J). When overwriting the dictionary is complete, the Dictionary Load dialog box appears. The system loads the dictionary and a confirmation message appears.ġ3.1.3 Overwrite an Existing MedDRA or MedDRA J DictionaryĮnter the SYSTEM user password, the Database name and click OK.įrom the Tablespace and Index drop-down lists, select a tablespace and index.įrom the User drop-down list, select a user.Įnter the user password in the Password field re-enter it in the Verify Password field.įrom the Role drop-down list, select a role.įrom the Current Version to Overwrite drop-down list, select the version to overwrite.įrom the MedDRA Version drop-down list, select the MedDRA version to load.Įnter the SYSTEM user password, the database name and, click OK. Select the MedDRA version to be loaded from the MedDRA Version drop-down list and click Load. In the Dictionary to Load section, do the following:įrom the drop-down list, select the MedDRA Version.Ĭlick Browse and select the dictionary files. To create a new MedDRA user, click Create User.Įnter the new role name in the New Role field and click OK. In the Tablespace Information section, select the tablespace and index from the respective drop-down lists. To load a MedDRA J dictionary, select MedDRA J. To load MedDRA dictionary for the first time, select Load to New Tables. The MedDRA Dictionary Loader dialog box appears.

The Oracle Database Connect dialog box appears.Įnter the SYSTEM user password, the database name, and click OK. Open the Schema Creation Tool and click MedDRA Loader. Use these instructions to load a new MedDRA or MedDRA-J dictionary while not overwriting any MedDRA dictionary versions you may already have loaded.

13.1.2 Load MedDRA or MedDRA J Dictionary