Implementing Clintrial subsets

When subsets are used in the Clintrial application, one item in a panel is designated as the subset key item. The value of the subset key item determines the record in which to store a set of subset data.

In the CIS mappings generated by the Central Designer application:

The panel (CTPanel) mapping definition identifies the subset key item. The Central Designer application obtains the name of the subset key item from the name of a custom dimension defined on a data set. An unmapped item with the name of the custom dimension is added to the mappings for the panel and becomes a column in the panel when synchronized to the Clintrial application.
The item (CTItem) mapping definitions hold the subset value (the value of the subset key item). The Central Designer application obtains the subset value from the custom dimension label that you associate with an item when you map it to a data series within the data set.

Related procedures	For more information
Adding an item to a data series Creating a data series Creating a data set Creating a logical schema Setting up mappings for a Clintrial subset	About Clintrial subsets Concept of logical schemas Data series Data sets Logical schemas

Related procedures

For more information

Adding an item to a data series

Creating a data series

Creating a data set

Creating a logical schema

Setting up mappings for a Clintrial subset

About Clintrial subsets

Concept of logical schemas

Data series

Data sets

Logical schemas

For more information, see the Central Designer guide Working with Rules and Logical Schemas, in the section: Setting up mappings for a Clintrial subset.