Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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1
Oracle Central Coding overview
- Supported coding dictionaries
- Multilingual data
- Japanese dictionary support
- Architectural overview
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Physical configuration
options
- Single application server configurations
- Configurations with multiple Oracle Central Coding instances
- Deplyoment scenarios
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2
Planning the Oracle Central Coding installation
- About the Oracle Central Coding 7.0 release
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Prerequisites
- Add the Japanese language on the client and application servers—English operating systems only
- Rename the dictionary file for th JDrug dictionary
- Setup tasks for integrating the Oracle Central Coding and Clintrial applications.
- Setup tasks for integrating Oracle Central Coding and Oracle InForm applications
- Overview of the Oracle Central Coding installation process
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3
Preparing the Oracle Central Coding installation
- Install the Oracle software on the database server
- Create the database and tablespaces
- Create database user accounts
- Install a certificate to secure communication with the Job Scheduler and Oracle InForm Adapter
- Launching the Dictionary Loader tool
- Enable TLS 1.2
- Configure the web browsers on the client computers
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4
Installing the Oracle Central Coding software
- Before you begin
- Performing an interactive installation
- Performing a silent installation
- Verify the installation
- Run OnPremMigration.bat
- Repairing an installation
- Uninstalling a Oracle Central Coding application server
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5
Loading and managing the coding
dictionaries
- About loading and managing the coding dictionaries
- About dictionary types and dictionary schemas
- About the Dictionary Loader tool
- Setting up the dictionary database
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Loading standard
dictionaries
- Overview of the steps to load a standard coding dictionary
- About pre-ICH and ICH formats of the WHO-DD dictionary
- Loading a pre-ICH version of the WHO-DD dictionary
- Viewing the dictionaries available for a database connection
- Generating the schema for the dictionary data
- Loading dictionary data
- Activating the dictionary
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Loading custom
dictionaries
- Overview of the steps to load a custom dictionary
- Creating a custom dictionary definition XML file
- Creating a new dictionary type for a custom dictionary
- Importing the dictionary type XML file
- Viewing the dictionary types for a connection
- Generating the schema for the dictionary data
- Loading dictionary data
- Activating the dictionary
- Using custom icons in the coding browser
- Installing the language packs for the Japanese dictionaries
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Maintaining the coding
dictionaries
- Changing the punctuation filter for a dictionary type
- Updating a dictionary type and applying the changes to installed dictionaries
- Converting the WHO-DD dictionary to C format
- Deleting a dictionary type
- Inactivating a dictionary
- Deleting a connection to the database
- Removing a dictionary schema
- Reviving a dictionary schema
- Deleting a dictionary
- 6 Setting up coding metadata using the command line
- 7 Performance reports
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8
Troubleshooting
- Analyzing tables and indexes for performance
- Installation failure due to error accessing product user profile
- Changing the execution timeout value
- Changing the transaction timeout value
- Changing the number of matched terms that display in the coding browser
- About running statistics on the Oracle Central Coding application
- Cross-product issues