Visibility of EDC queries

Except for the following cases, the Resolve module is only available for discrepancies associated with data entered with the Enter module. Queries generated on EDC data, other than batch loaded data, are not visible in Resolve.

Queries generated on EDC data are visible in Resolve if either of the following is true:

They apply to data loaded with the Lab Loader module or with the batch loading functionality of the Manage module. For more information, see Manage module. Also see Lab Loader module.
The rule that generates a query includes a derivation that sets the value of the $edc_usect variable to True. In a protocol that is set up for Resolve:
- If $edc_usect is set to True, and the rule fails on EDC data, validation creates discrepancies in the Resolve tables (VCT_ERRORSTATUS and VCT_ERRORITEM) instead of in the CIS tables (INF_ERRORSTATUS and INF_ERRORITEM). Error items are not required for validation to run, and you can manage the discrepancies through Resolve.
- If $edc_usect is set to False, and the rule fails:
  - If the data comes from the Clintrial software (in a Hybrid protocol), validation creates discrepancies in the Resolve tables (VCT_ERRORSTATUS and VCT_ERRORITEM).
  - If the data comes from the InForm software through synchronization, validation creates discrepancies in the CIS tables (INF_ERRORSTATUS and INF_ERRORITEM) for records that have error items. In this case, validation fails if no error items exist.
  The EDC table data is used to synchronize a query back to the InForm software. The Resolve panels enable you to view and manage the discrepancy through the Resolve module.