Viewing existing signal views

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Row-specific activities

A signal view specifies the following for the Drug-Event Combinations page:

Which columns are included, and in what order.
The sort order of columns.
The SQL WHERE clause that selects drug-event combinations.

1. Click the Signals tab.

The Drug-Event Combinations page appears.

2. Click Manage Views.

The Manage Signal Views page appears and provides the following information about each signal view that you created. If you have the Manage Signal Views permission, the page also lists views created by other users in your login group, as well as views published to you.

Column	Description
Name	Name of the signal view. Note: If the signal configuration has the review period feature set up, each view name should include the length of the review period, such as New Cases (3 months) and New Cases (6 months).
Description	Description of the signal view.
Category	The grouping for the view, such as Drug Alerts or Supplemental. The category defines the view's location in the Select View menu on the Drug-Event Combinations page. View categories are customized for the requirements of each organization.
Modified	Date and time when the signal view was last modified.
Created By	Name of the user who created the signal view.
Created On	Date and time when the signal view was created.
Review Period	The period of time for data in the view, such as the last 3 months, 6 months, or 1 year. Appears if the signal configuration has the review period feature set up.

3. To organize signal views that is, to specify how they will appear in the Select View menu on the Drug-Event Combinations page, click Organize Views. (This option is available only if you have the Manage Signal Views permission.)

Row-specific activities

If you click the row menu () for a signal view, you can do the following:

To rename a view, click Rename.
To publish a view, click Publish. (This option is available only if you have the Manage Signal Views permission.)
To delete a view, click Delete and then click OK.

For information about viewing, printing, or downloading tables or changing the way data displays in the table, see About tables.