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A signal view specifies which columns are included on the Drug-Event Combinations page, the sort order of columns, and the SQL WHERE clause (if any) that applies selection criteria to drug-event combinations. If the signal configuration uses the review period feature, each view is also associated with a review period.
Typically, an organization has predefined standard views. You can select from views that are published to you and views that you have created. If you have the Manage Signal Views permission, you can also select views created by any users in your login group. If you select a single drug, the application uses the view assigned as the default for that drug.
1. Click the Signals tab.
The Drug-Event Combinations page appears.
2. Filter the combinations by group, reviewer, drug, or SOC as desired. For more information, see Drug-Event Combinations page.
3. Above the table, click the Select View menu.
When you click Select View, and then select Default from the menu or the View field, the application uses the default view for any single drug you select. If no default view for the drug exists, but there is a default view for signal management, the application uses that default view.
The application also uses the default view for signal management if the Group, Reviewer, and Drug fields are set so that the application finds multiple drugs.
If the signal configuration uses the review period feature and you select a view that has a different review period than the drug, a warning message appears and informs you that the SQL WHERE clause for the view was removed.
If you have modified a view, an asterisk appears after the view name in the blue bar at the top of the page. Your changes remain in effect for your current session until you select a different view, group, reviewer, or drug. If you want to retain your changes to the view, you must save the view.