Use the View Differences Report

Note:

This section applies only to Argus Safety environments.

For Oracle Safety One Argus environments, refer to the Oracle Life Sciences Consolidated Intake User Guide.

The View Differences Report enables you to view differences between the following:

• The current XML being imported (a message not yet imported into the database)
• The current case data in the database
• The last imported case

Click View Differences from the Duplicate Search screen to view the View Differences report. View Differences is available only for follow-up and nullification reports only.

The following table lists and describes the fields in the View Differences report:

Field	Description
Trading Partner	Enables you to view the name of the Trading Partner sending the E2B report. Note: The Lock/Archive icon displayed with this field indicates the status of the case.
DTD Version	Enables you to view the DTD version of the follow-up E2B report.
Case Number	Displays the sender's original case number for the E2B report.
Follow Up #	Displays the sequence number of the follow-up for the E2B report.
Total Number of Rows	Allows you to select the type of E2B Difference to view from: Current E2B vs. Current Case in Database Current E2B vs. Last Imported E2B Current Case in Database vs. Last Imported E2B
Import	This check box highlights import differences.
E2B Element	Refers to the data elements in the Incoming ICSR report or in the existing report.
Current E2B	Refers to the data in the incoming XML that has not yet been accepted in the current E2B.
Current Case in Database	Refers to the data in the current case in the database.
Last Imported E2B	Refers to the data showing the last imported E2B.
Accept Follow-up	Allows you to accept follow-up reports with the corresponding fields selected for import.
Reject Follow-up	Enables you to reject follow-up reports for import.
Print List	Provides the difference report in a PDF format.
Close	Enables you to close the window.

For more information, see:

• Display Differences