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	2	Apelon, In c.
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	15	Apelon Dis tributed T erminology System (D TS)
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	17	DTS Editor Users Gui de
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	30	© 1999-20 09 Apelon, Inc. All Rights Re served.
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	34	Table of C ontents
	35	Introducti on........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 7
	36	Namespaces ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 7
	37	Ontylog Na mespaces.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 7
	38	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespaces.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 7
	39	Thesaurus Namespaces ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 8
	40	Subsets of Namespace s ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 8
	41	Purpose of This Guid e ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 8
	42	Connect to the DTS E ditor .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 9
	43	Connection and Logon ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 9
	44	Socket Ser ver Connec tion ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 10
	45	Secure Soc ket Server Connectio n ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 10
	46	JDBC Local Connectio n......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 11
	47	Content Li cense Agre ements.... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 12
	48	Disconnect From the DTS Editor ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 13
	49	Set Curren t Local Na mespace .. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 14
	50	The DTS Ed itor Main Window.... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 15
	51	Modify Mai n Window P anel Sizes .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 16
	52	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Menu Op tions .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 16
	53	File Menu .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 16
	54	View Menu. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 17
	55	Tools Menu ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 17
	56	Options Me nu........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 1 9
	57	Help ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 19
	58	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Toolbar Options . .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 19
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	63	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Tab Vie w Options. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 2 1
	64	DTS Editor Keyboard Options .. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 22
	65	View Conce pt Tree – Tree Tab . .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 22
	66	Concept Tr ee Panel D isplay Pre ferences.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 23
	67	Ontylog Tr ee Prefere nces...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 23
	68	Classic Vi ew........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 23
	69	Container View ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 2 4
	70	Inline Vie w......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 25
	71	Icons and Colors.... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 2 5
	72	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 2 6
	73	Click to E dit (Ontyl og or Thes aurus Tree )......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 27
	74	Multiple P anel Insta nces...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 27
	75	Customize the Tree V iew ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 28
	76	Hierarchy Tree View. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 28
	77	Associatio n Tree Vie w......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 29
	78	View Conce pts in a S elected Na mespace Su bset...... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 31
	79	Concept Wa lker View .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 33
	80	Hierarchy View ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 3 3
	81	Associatio n View ... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 36
	82	View Subse t Concepts in the Co ncept Walk er........ .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 3 7
	83	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 3 8
	84	Concept Se arch ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 40
	85	Search for Concepts or Terms B ased On Na me........ .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 44
	86	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Synony ms ....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 45
	87	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Proper ties ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 47
	88	Search for Concepts Using the Word Match Feature.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 48
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	93	Search For Concepts With Selec ted Roles .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 50
	94	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Invers e Roles .. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 52
	95	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Concep t Associat ions ..... .......... .......... .......... ..... 53
	96	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Invers e Concept Associatio ns........ .......... .......... 55
	97	Search for Concepts in a Knowl edgebase “ Silo” .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 57
	98	Search for Concepts in a Names pace Subse t......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 60
	99	Namespace Maintenanc e ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 62
	100	Overview . .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 62
	101	Ontylog Na mespaces.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 62
	102	Thesaurus Namespaces ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 63
	103	Connection Namespace s ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 63
	104	Current Lo cal Namesp ace ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 64
	105	Create a L ocal Names pace ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 65
	106	View and E dit an Exi sting Name space..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 68
	107	Delete a L ocal Names pace ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 71
	108	Authority View and M aintenance .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 72
	109	Create an Authority .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 72
	110	View an Ex isting Aut hority for a Local N amespace.. .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 73
	111	Delete an Authority .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 74
	112	Associatio n Maintena nce ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 75
	113	Associatio n Types... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 75
	114	Create Ass ociation T ypes...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 75
	115	View and E dit an Ass ociation T ype....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 77
	116	Delete an Associatio n Type.... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 79
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	121	Associatio n Qualifie r Types .. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 80
	122	Create Ass ociation Q ualifier T ypes ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 80
	123	View and E dit an Ass ociation Q ualifier T ype ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 82
	124	Delete an Associatio n Qualifie r Type ... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 84
	125	Create Ass ociations .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 85
	126	Filter Ass ociation T ypes...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 87
	127	Filter Ass ociation Q ualifier T ypes ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 89
	128	Synonym Ma intenance. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 9 1
	129	Create Syn onyms..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 91
	130	Property M aintenance ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 94
	131	Property T ypes...... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .. 94
	132	Create Pro perty Type s......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 94
	133	View and E dit a Prop erty Type .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 96
	134	Delete a P roperty Ty pe........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 98
	135	Property Q ualifier T ypes ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 99
	136	Create Pro perty Qual ifier Type s ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 99
	137	View and E dit a Prop erty Quali fier Type. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 101
	138	Delete a P roperty Qu alifier Ty pe ....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 10 3
	139	Assign Pro perties to a Concept .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 104
	140	Filter Pro perty Type s......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 106
	141	Filter Pro perty Qual ifier Type s ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 108
	142	Concept Ma intenance. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 1 11
	143	View Conce pt/Term De tails .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... . 111
	144	Configure Concept/Te rms Detail s Panel Vi ew ....... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 112
	145	Navigate t o Other Co ncepts or Terms From Displayed Detail .. .......... .......... ....... 11 4
	146	View Subse ts in Whic h a Concep t Resides. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 1 16
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	151	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 117
	152	View Conce pt/Term De tails Pane l History Using Forw ard and Ba ck Buttons .... 118
	153	Add a New Concept/Te rm to a Lo cal Namesp ace ...... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 119
	154	Create the New Conce pt........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 119
	155	Change the Name of a Concept.. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 120
	156	Add a Syno nym to a C oncept ... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 120
	157	Edit a Syn onym ..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... 124
	158	Delete a S ynonym.... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 12 5
	159	Add a Prop erty to a Concept or Term..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 125
	160	Edit a Con cept Prope rty....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 128
	161	Delete a C oncept Pro perty..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 130
	162	Create an Associatio n ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 13 0
	163	Create a C oncept/Ter m Associat ion within a Namespa ce ....... .......... .......... ......... 135
	164	Map Concep t/Terms ac ross Names paces..... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 13 7
	165	View and E dit an Exi sting Asso ciation .. .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 140
	166	Delete an Associatio n ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ....... 14 1
	167	Code and I D Generato r ........ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ........ 1 42
	168	Introducti on ....... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... 142
	169	Writing an d Compilin g a Code a nd ID Gene rator .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .... 142
	170	Registerin g a Code a nd ID Gene rator .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ... 144
	171	Duplicate Codes .... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 145
	172	Sample Cod e and ID G enerator . .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ..... 146
	173	Appendix A – Adjust Memory for Remote JD BC Connect ions...... .......... .......... ........ 1 47
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	176	Introducti on
	177	The viewin g tool in the DTS Ed itor allow s you to v iew subscr iption con tent in On tylog
	178	and Thesau rus namesp aces withi n your kno wledgebase (in DTS e ach namesp ace
	179	represents a separat e source t erminology ). All of your name spaces tog ether comp rise
	180	your knowl edgebase. You can c onfigure a tree disp lay for a broad view of a sele cted
	181	subscripti on namespa ce, then s elect an i ndividual item (e.g. , concept, term) for which to
	182	view detai led inform ation.
	183	The edit f unctions i n the DTS Editor all ow you to create and maintain new conten t in one
	184	or more lo cal namesp aces. Eac h user-def ined local namespace that you create can
	185	contain ne w concepts and/or te rms that r eside outs ide of any of your s ubscriptio n
	186	namespaces .
	187	In the loc al namespa ce you als o can map relationsh ips (i.e., create as sociations ) between
	188	selected c oncepts or terms in your local content, and specif ic concept s or terms in
	189	subscripti on namespa ce content . For exa mple, you can create a mapping between a
	190	single con cept in an Ontylog s ubscriptio n namespac e, and a n ewly creat ed synonym ous
	191	term in yo ur local n amespace.
	192	Namespaces
	193	Ontylog Na mespaces
	194	An Ontylog namespace is one cr eated usin g the Onty log langua ge, develo ped using
	195	Apelon’s T erminology Developme nt Environ ment (TDE) product. TDE, and Ontylog,
	196	allow you to build a nd maintai n knowledg ebases thr ough the u se of desc ription lo gic.
	197	Concepts a nd terms i n Ontylog are organi zed into a taxonomy through a process ca lled
	198	classifica tion. Ref er to the Ontylog Na mespaces d iscussion later in t his guide for more
	199	on Ontylog namespace s.
	200	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespaces
	201	You cannot perform e dits direc tly to an Ontylog-ty pe subscri ption name space usin g the
	202	DTS Editor . Using t he DTS Edi tor, you c an (locall y) create new concep ts and con cept
	203	relationsh ips for ea ch Ontylog subscript ion namesp ace by cre ating an O ntylog Ext ension
	204	namespace.
	205	You link t he Ontylog Extension local nam espace to the specif ic Ontylog subscript ion
	206	namespace for which you want t o add or m odify cont ent. Each Extension namespace is
	207	comprised of supplem ental cont ent that y ou create locally, c ontent tha t you can classify
	208	against th e linked O ntylog sub scription content.
	209	Classifica tion of a namespace produces t he namespa ce’s infer red view, which take s
	210	concept an d role rel ationships into acco unt. If n ecessary, classifica tion posit ions
	211	concepts i n the name space hier archy base d on these relations hips.
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	214	You may li nk each Ex tension na mespace to only a si ngle Ontyl og subscri ption
	215	namespace. You can, however, create mul tiple Exte nsion name spaces tha t link to the
	216	same Ontyl og subscri ption name space.
	217	Refer to t he Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Exte nsion Name space Clas sification in
	218	DTS docume nt for pro cedures on creating and classi fying Onty log Extens ion
	219	namespaces , and for instructio ns on inst alling and deploying the files necessary to
	220	perform cl assificati on.
	221	Thesaurus Namespaces
	222	A Thesauru s namespac e in DTS i s one in w hich conce pts and te rms are or ganized ba sed
	223	on relatio nships (as sociations ) with oth er concept s. The DT S Editor p rovides vi ew
	224	capabiliti es for sub scription namespaces with the type of Th esaurus. You can cr eate a
	225	new “local ” namespac e that is a Thesauru s type. I n the loca l namespac e you can create
	226	new conten t, and est ablish map pings to c ontent in subscripti on namespa ces (both Ontylog
	227	and Thesau rus) as we ll as othe r local na mespaces. Refer to the Thesau rus Namesp aces
	228	discussion later in this guide for more on Thesaur us namespa ces.
	229	Subsets of Namespace s
	230	A subset i s a segmen t of conce pts that y ou can cre ate from a specific namespace, based
	231	on selecti on paramet ers that y ou define. Using th e Subset E ditor func tions avai lable to
	232	you from t he DTS Edi tor Main w indow, you can creat e and main tain a sub set from a
	233	subscripti on or loca l namespac e, or from a (classi fied) exte nsion name space. If the
	234	namespace you are vi ewing in t he DTS Edi tor has on e or more subsets cr eated for it, you
	235	can highli ght each c oncept in the view t hat was se lected for a subset. Refer to the DTS
	236	Subset Edi tor Users Guide for procedures on subset creation and mainte nance in D TS.
	237	Purpose of This Guid e
	238	This guide includes procedures for using the view capabiliti es in the DTS Editor to create
	239	tree views of subscr iption con tent in On tylog and Thesaurus namespaces . Detail views
	240	are availa ble for ea ch selecte d concept/ term in a tree view. Illustra tions of d ifferent v iew
	241	scenarios are provid ed.
	242	The guide also inclu des proced ures for a dding and maintainin g one or m ore local
	243	namespaces , as well as the new content w ithin. Th is content includes new concep ts
	244	and/or ter ms, and th e attribut es related to each ( e.g., prop erties, as sociations ). Proced ures
	245	for creati ng new ass ociations between co ncepts and /or terms within a n amespace a re
	246	provided, as well as procedure s for crea ting assoc iations ac ross names paces. Il lustrated
	247	examples a re include d.
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	254	Connect to the DTS E ditor
	255	Connection and Logon
	256	Follow thi s procedur e to estab lish a con nection to the serve r where yo ur knowled gebase
	257	resides. If you int end to use a secure socket con nection, c onfirm tha t the user has been
	258	created be fore you s tart the D TS Editor; refer to the Managi ng Users d iscussions in the
	259	Apelon DTS Server Op erations G uide for p rocedures on adding and mainta ining user s.
	260	Start the DTS Term E ditor from the Windo ws Start m enu (Start >Programs>
	261	Apelon>DTS Install>Ap elon DTS E ditor, whe re DTSInst all repres ents the c urrent
	262	version). If there is a short cut for th e DTS Edit or, click the shortc ut icon. The DTS
	263	Editor Mai n window d isplays.
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	265	At this po int you mu st specify the desir ed connect ion to the DTS Serve r. Select Connect
	266	Options fr om the Fil e menu. W hen the Co nnect Opti ons window displays, click on the
	267	dropdown f ield to di splay the available connection options.
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	270	Select a S ocket serv er connect ion, Secur e Socket s erver conn ection, or a JDBC Lo cal
	271	connection . To use a secure s ocket conn ection, th e DTS Serv er must be configure d to
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	274	use Secure Server Mo de, and a user must have been created. Click OK. In the fo llowing
	275	discussion s, refer t o the proc edures spe cific to t he connect ion type y ou selecte d.
	276	Socket Ser ver Connec tion
	277	1. Confirm that the Apelon DTS Server is running ( Start>Prog rams>Apelo n>
	278	DTSInstall >Start Ape lon DTS Se rver).
	279	2. Select Socket Ser ver Connec tion from the Connec t Type Opt ion dropdo wn field,
	280	then click OK.
	281	3. Select Connect fr om the DTS Editor Ma in window File menu. The Conn ect to
	282	Apelon Ser ver window displays.
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	285	4. Specify the conne ction Host and Port for the DT S Server ( i.e., the name of th e
	286	machine wh ere your D TS Server is running ). To rec all these values for future
	287	sessions, click Use these valu es as defa ults.
	288	5. Click C onnect to establish the socket server co nnection t o with you r DTS Serv er.
	289	The Conten t License Agreements window di splays.
	290	Secure Soc ket Server Connectio n
	291	1. Confirm that the Apelon DTS Server is running ( Start>Prog rams>Apelo n>
	292	DTSInstall >Start Ape lon DTS Se rver).
	293	2. Select Secure Soc ket Server Connectio n from the Connect T ype Option dropdown
	294	field, the n click OK .
	295	3. Select Connect fr om the DTS Editor Ma in window File menu. The Conn ect to
	296	Apelon Ser ver window displays.
	297
	298
	299	4. Enter y our Host n ame (for t he machine where you r DTS Serv er is runn ing) and
	300	Port numbe r to acces s the DTS Server, yo ur Usernam e, and Pas sword. To recall
	301	these valu es for fut ure sessio ns, click Use these values as defaults.
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	304	5. Click C onnect to establish the secure socket se rver conne ction to w ith your D TS
	305	Server. T he Content License A greements window dis plays.
	306	JDBC Local Connectio n
	307	When you i nstall DTS (using th e InstallS hield wiza rd) you mu st specify the type of
	308	database ( Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server database) on which you will m aintain yo ur
	309	DTS data, as well as the drive r through which the DTS Server and the D TS Editor will
	310	access tha t data. T he appropr iate DTS c onfigurati on files ( e.g., driv ers.xml) a re updated
	311	to reflect your sele ction.
	312	If you mai ntain the knowledgeb ase in a M icrosoft S QL Server database, you have t he
	313	option of using eith er of thes e drivers:
	314	• Microsof t JDBC dri ver (the r equired SQ L Server J DBC driver is instal led
	315	automatica lly.
	316	• I-Net Sp rinta JDBC driver (A pelon reco mmends tha t you obta in and ins tall the
	317	iSprinta E nterprise™ driver, which prov ides the m ultiple co nnections required
	318	to use DTS ).
	319	1. Select JDBC Local Connectio n from the Connect T ype Option dropdown field,
	320	then click OK.
	321	2. Select Connect fr om the DTS Editor Ma in window File menu. The Conn ect to
	322	Database w indow disp lays.
	323
	324
	325	3. Enter y our Userna me, Passwo rd, and Ho st name (f or the mac hine where your
	326	database i s located) . To reca ll these v alues for future ses sions, cli ck Use the se
	327	values as the defaul ts.
	328	4. If your configura tion requi res you to modify th e default Oracle ins tance and port
	329	designatio ns, or to choose SQL Server, c lick on Ad vanced. Th e Advanced Setup
	330	window dis plays.
	331
	332
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	335	5. If you choose Ora cle – Thin Client Dr iver in th e Database /Driver fi eld, you c an
	336	accept the default d atabase na me in the Database n ame/instan ce field, and the
	337	default po rt number in the Por t field, o r override the defau lts to con nect to th e
	338	desired da tabase. C lick OK.
	339	- If you indicated during DT S installa tion that you mainta in your DT S
	340	knowle dgebase in a Microso ft SQL Ser ver databa se, and yo u have
	341	obtain ed and ins talled the iSprinta Enterprise driver, t hen SQL Se rver –
	342	Sprint a Driver i s included as an opt ion in the Database/ Driver fie ld.
	343
	344	- If you indicated during DT S installa tion that you mainta in your DT S
	345	knowl edgebase i n a Micros oft SQL Se rver datab ase, and s elected th e
	346	Micro soft drive r that is provided w ith DTS, t hen SQL Se rver – Mic rosoft is
	347	inclu ded as an option in the Databa se/Driver field.
	348
	349	In the dis played Dat abase/Driv er field, specify yo ur SQL Ser ver/driver selection .
	350	In the dis played Ins tance fiel d, specify the SQL S erver name d instance (if you a re
	351	using a de fault inst ance, leav e the fiel d blank).
	352	6. Click C onnect on the Connec t to Datab ase window to establ ish the JD BC
	353	connection . The Con tent Licen se Agreeme nts window displays.
	354	Content Li cense Agre ements
	355	The Conten t License Agreement( s) window displays i mmediately after you establish your
	356	database c onnection.
	357
	358
	359	In order t o use the DTS Editor , use the Scroll Bar to list l icense ter ms for all of the
	360	vocabulari es to whic h you subs cribe. Cl ick Yes (w hich is en abled afte r you read the
	361	entire agr eement) to accept th e terms; t he DTS Edi tor Main w indow redi splays.
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	364	Disconnect From the DTS Editor
	365	Select Dis connect fr om the Fil e menu, or click the toolbar D isconnect icon. If there is
	366	unsaved da ta (new or modified) in one of the DTS E ditor comp onents, th e followin g
	367	confirmati on window displays.
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	370
	371
	372	Click Yes to close t he compone nt and dis connect wi thout revi ewing or u pdating un saved
	373	data; disp layed floa ting panel s are clos ed when yo u disconne ct. Click Cancel to
	374	disregard the discon nect reque st.
	375	Set Curren t Local Na mespace
	376	When you f irst log i nto the DT S Editor y ou have th e option t o set a cu rrent loca l
	377	namespace. Select S et Current Local Nam espace fro m the Opti ons menu, or select
	378	the Set Cu rrent Loca l Namespac e icon fro m the Main window to olbar opti ons. The Set
	379	Current Lo cal Namesp ace window displays.
	380
	381	The namesp ace select ed here be comes the default lo cal (writa ble) names pace for t he
	382	addition a nd mainten ance of pr operty typ es, associ ation type s, and qua lifier typ es to be
	383	used when you add lo cal conten t to a sub scription namespace.
	384	Thereafter , you can add a new property, synonym, o r associat ion to a c oncept or term in a
	385	subscripti on namespa ce, or add a qualifi er to a pr operty or an associa tion, as l ong as the
	386	appropriat e attribut e type (e. g., proper ty type) e xists in t he current local nam espace.
	387	You have t he option of changin g the loca l namespac e at a lat er time. Attributes added in
	388	this manne r to a con cept or te rm in a su bscription namespace are liste d in itali cs in the
	389	Concept/Te rm Details View, as well as in the Conce pt Tree Vi ew (Contai ner and
	390	Inline ver sions of t he view). Note the illustrati on.
	391
	392	The attrib utes thems elves actu ally are w ritten to the local namespace. No datab ase
	393	updates oc cur for th e subscrip tion names pace itsel f. Refer to the Ont ylog Exten sion
	394	Namespaces and Exten sion Names pace Class ification in DTS doc ument for procedures
	395	on creatin g an Ontyl og Extensi on namespa ce that yo u can empl oy as a lo cal namesp ace.
	396	Local Name space Cont ent in Ita lics
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	399	The DTS Ed itor Main Window
	400	The DTS Ed itor Main window dis plays as s oon as you accept th e terms of the Conte nt
	401	License Ag reements ( click Yes on the Con tent Licen ses Agreem ents windo w). The D TS
	402	Editor ver sion numbe r displays in the wi ndow heade r. The wi ndow consi sts of two main
	403	display pa nes. The panels ava ilable in the left p ane of the window re late to gl obal
	404	navigation and viewi ng tasks.
	405	When the w indow firs t opens, t he Tree ta b is selec ted and th e Concept Tree panel
	406	displays i n the left pane. Wh en you sel ect a name space from the Names pace dropd own
	407	field, thi s tree unf olds the t axonomy to display t he concept hierarchy for the s elected
	408	namespace in the kno wledgebase .
	409
	410	You can na vigate thr ough the c oncept tre e to locat e concepts for view.
	411	The Concep t/Term Det ails panel displays in the rig ht pane. Here you m ay view co ncept
	412	details, e dit concep t properti es locally , and add new concep ts. Each of these p anels is
	413	discussed in more de tail later in the gu ide.
	414	The Status Bar locat ed at the bottom of the window indicates whether o r not you are
	415	connected to the dat abase. Th e DTS Serv er connect ion host a nd port di splay as w ell.
	416	The Window s Text Edi t function s Cut, Cop y, and Pas te are ava ilable in many of th e
	417	DTS Editor data entr y fields t hrough key board shor tcuts (CTR L-X, CTRL- C, and
	418	CTRL V, re spectively ).
	419
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	422	Modify Mai n Window P anel Sizes
	423	You can mo dify the d isplay by clicking a nd draggin g the edge of the pa ne you wan t to
	424	resize. N ote the re sized pane s in the f ollowing i llustratio n.
	425
	426	The resize d panel se ttings are retained if you dis connect fr om the DTS Server, t hen
	427	reconnect.
	428	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Menu Op tions
	429	File Menu
	430	Connect - Establishe s your con nection to the DTS S erver and the knowle dgebase (y ou
	431	also can c lick the C onnect ico n in the t oolbar).
	432	Disconnect - Disconn ects you f rom the DT S Server a nd the kno wledgebase (you also can
	433	click the Disconnect icon in t he toolbar ).
	434	Connect Op tions - Di splays con nection op tions on t he Connect Options w indow; sel ect
	435	the desire d connecti on type to the DTS S erver, or a direct c onnection to a datab ase.
	436	Exit - End s this DTS Editor se ssion and exits the program.
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	439	View Menu
	440	Status Bar - Lets yo u toggle t he Status Bar on or off. The Status Bar , located at the
	441	bottom of the window , indicate s if you a re connect ed to the knowledgeb ase, and
	442	identifies the user and host c onnection.
	443	Tools Menu
	444	New Concep t Tree - D isplays th e Concept Tree panel as a floa ting windo w (you als o
	445	can click the Open N ew Tree ic on in the toolbar). Use this window in addition t o the
	446	Concept Tr ee panel, which you can displa y by click ing the Tr ee tab in the left p ane.
	447	New Concep t Walker - Displays the Concep t Walker p anel as a floating w indow (you
	448	also can c lick the t oolbar’s O pen New Wa lker icon) . Use thi s window i n addition to the
	449	Concept Wa lker panel , which yo u can disp lay by cli cking the Walker tab in the le ft pane.
	450	New Search - Lets yo u open the Search pa nel as a s eparate wi ndow (you also can c lick
	451	the Search icon in t he toolbar ). The Se arch panel allows yo u to searc h for a co ncept
	452	based on t he paramet ers you sp ecify. Us e this win dow as an alternativ e to the S earch
	453	panel, whi ch you can display b y clicking the Searc h tab in t he left pa ne.
	454	Concept/Te rm Details - Display s the Conc ept/Term D etails pop up window (you also
	455	can click the Open N ew Details Panel ico n in the t oolbar. T he Concept /Term Deta ils
	456	window lis ts detaile d informat ion for an y concept you drag a nd drop on the windo w from
	457	anywhere e lse in the applicati on.
	458	Associatio ns - Displ ays the As sociation Editor flo ating wind ow, which allows you to
	459	create and maintain associatio ns between concepts or terms w ithin the same names pace,
	460	or across namespaces (you also can click the Open Associatio n Editor i con in the
	461	toolbar). For each associatio n you can specify on e or more establishe d qualifie r types
	462	and values ; these pr ovide addi tional det ail regard ing the na ture of a concept or term
	463	associatio n (e.g., U sually).
	464	Properties - Display s the Prop erty Edito r floating window, w hich allow s you to v iew,
	465	create, an d maintain propertie s for a co ncept or t erm (you a lso can cl ick the to olbar’s
	466	Open Prope rty Editor icon). A property is a piece of user-d efined inf ormation t hat can
	467	be linked to a conce pt or term , and can be used fo r any purp ose. For each prope rty you
	468	can specif y one or m ore establ ished qual ifier type s and valu es; these provide ad ditional
	469	detail reg arding the nature of a concept or term p roperty (e .g., Curre nt).
	470	Synonyms - Displays the Synony m Editor f loating wi ndow, whic h allows y ou to
	471	establish a synonymo us term fo r a concep t (you als o can clic k the Open Synonym
	472	Editor ico n in the t oolbar).
	473	Associatio n Types - Each assoc iation you create be tween two concepts o r terms mu st be
	474	assigned a specific type to in dicate the nature of the relat ionship (e .g., one c oncept is
	475	Broader Th an the oth er, or is a Parent o f the othe r). Click this opti on to disp lay the
	476	Associatio n Types wi ndow, whic h allows y ou to view , create, and mainta in associa tion
	477	types.
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	480	Property T ypes - Eac h property that is a ssigned to a concept has a pro perty type , which
	481	defines th e nature o f the prop erty (e.g. , Document , Code). Multiple v alues can be
	482	related to each prop erty type. Click th is option to display the Prope rty Types window,
	483	which allo ws you to view, crea te, and ma intain pro perty type s.
	484	Qualifier Types - Qu alifier ty pes, and t heir assoc iated valu es, provid e addition al detail
	485	regarding the nature of a conc ept or ter m property (e.g., Cu rrent) or a concept or term
	486	associatio n (e.g., U sually). Click this option to display t he Qualifi er Type Ed itor float ing
	487	window, wh ich allows you to vi ew, create , and main tain quali fier types .
	488	Kinds - Di splays the Kind View er floatin g window, which list s all kind s that hav e been
	489	defined wi thin all o f the Onty log namesp aces in yo ur knowled gebase. E ach concep t in
	490	an Ontylog namespace must be a ssigned a kind to id entify the concept’s type (spe cimen,
	491	procedure, etc.).
	492
	493	This listi ng of esta blished ki nds may be helpful i f you defi ne new con cepts in a n Ontylog
	494	Extension namespace. Refer to the Creat e and Main tain Ontyl og Extensi on Namespa ces
	495	discussion s in the O ntylog Ext ension Nam espaces an d Extensio n Namespac e
	496	Classifica tion in DT S document for more on concept kinds.
	497	Role Types - Display s the Role Type View er floatin g window, which list s all role s that
	498	have been defined wi thin the O ntylog nam espaces in your know ledgebase. Each con cept
	499	in an Onty log namesp ace can be assigned one or mor e roles (e ach define d by a Rol e
	500	Type); eac h role des cribes a u ser-define d relation ship betwe en differe nt establi shed
	501	kinds.
	502
	503	This listi ng of esta blished ro le types m ay be help ful if you define ne w concepts in an
	504	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace. Refer to t he Create and Mainta in Ontylog Extension
	505	Namespaces discussio ns in the Ontylog Ex tension Na mespaces a nd Extensi on
	506	Namespace Classifica tion in DT S document for more on concept roles.
	507	Namespace - Displays the Names pace Edito r floating window, w hich allow s you to
	508	view, crea te, and ma intain the namespace s in your knowledgeb ase.
	509	Classify - This opti on is enab led only i f the curr ent local namespace is an Onty log
	510	Extension namespace. Click th is option to perform classific ation on t he current
	511	Extension local name space (you also can click the Classify i con in the toolbar). Refer to
	512	the Classi fy an Onty log Extens ion Namesp ace discus sions in t he Ontylog Extension
	513	Namespaces and Exten sion Names pace Class ification in DTS doc ument for more on
	514	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace cl assificati on.
	515	Classify E rrors - Th is option is enabled only if t he current local nam espace is an
	516	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace. Click this option to display t he Classif y Errors w indow,
	517	which list s errors t hat occurr ed during classifica tion of th e current Extension local
	518	namespace. Refer to the Class ify an Ont ylog Exten sion Names pace discu ssions in the
	519	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespaces a nd Extensi on Namespa ce Classif ication in DTS
	520	document f or more on Ontylog E xtension n amespace c lassificat ion.
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	523	New Subset List - Op ens the DT S Editor S ubset List panel as a floating window (y ou
	524	also can c lick the O pen Subset List Pane l icon in the toolba r). The S ubset List panel
	525	allows you to search for and l ist the na mespace su bsets that are avail able in yo ur DTS
	526	knowledgeb ase. Refe r to the D TS Subset Editor Use rs Guide f or procedu res on cre ating
	527	and mainta ining DTS subsets.
	528	New Subset Editor - Opens the DTS Editor Subset Ex pression E ditor pane l as a flo ating
	529	window (yo u also can click the Open Subs et Express ion Editor icon in t he toolbar ).
	530	The Subset Expressio n Editor p anel allow s you to e dit the fi lters thro ugh which
	531	namespace subsets ar e created. Refer to the DTS S ubset Edit or Users G uide for
	532	procedures on creati ng and mai ntaining D TS subsets .
	533	Options Me nu
	534	Code and I D Generato r - Concep t codes an d IDs are concept id entifiers generated
	535	automatica lly and as signed to each new c oncept you create us ing the DT S Editor. The
	536	options av ailable he re allow y ou to cust omize the format of the codes and IDs as signed to
	537	new concep ts.
	538	Set Curren t Local Na mespace – Lets you s elect the default lo cal namesp ace, in wh ich
	539	you can ad d and main tain local content f or a subsc ription na mespace. You also c an click
	540	the Set Cu rrent Loca l Namespac e icon in the toolba r.
	541	Help
	542	Help Topic s - Provid es online help (you also can c lick the H elp icon i n the tool bar).
	543	About DTS Editor – T he DTS Edi tor versio n, copyrig ht date, e tc.
	544	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Toolbar Options
	545	Most of th e options available from the m enus on th e DTS Edit or Main wi ndow also are
	546	available from the w indow tool bar.
	547
	548	Connect t o DTS Serv er - Estab lishes you r connecti on to the DTS Server and the
	549	knowledgeb ase (you a lso can cl ick Connec t in the F ile menu).
	550
	551	Disconnec t - Discon nects you from the D TS Server and the kn owledgebas e
	552	(you also can click Disconnect in the Fi le menu).
	553
	554	Open New Tree - Dis plays the Concept Tr ee panel a s a floati ng window (you
	555	also can c lick New C oncept Tre e in the T ools menu) . Use thi s window i n conjunct ion
	556	with the C oncept Tre e panel th at you can display b y clicking the Tree tab in the left pane .
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	559	Open New Walker - D isplays th e Concept Walker pan el as a fl oating win dow
	560	(you also can click New Concep t Walker i n the Tool s menu). Use this w indow in
	561	conjunctio n with the Concept W alker pane l that you can displ ay by clic king the W alker
	562	tab in the left pane .
	563
	564	Search – Displays t he Search panel as a separate window (yo u also can click
	565	New Search in the To ols menu). The Sear ch panel a llows you to search for a conc ept
	566	based on t he paramet ers you sp ecify. Us e this win dow in con junction w ith, or as an
	567	alternativ e to, the Search pan el that yo u can disp lay by cli cking the Search
	568	tab in the left pane .
	569
	570	Set Curre nt Local N amespace - Allows yo u to selec t the defa ult local
	571	namespace, to which you can ad d and main tain local content f or a subsc ription
	572	namespace (you also can click Set Curren t Local Na mespace in the Optio ns menu).
	573
	574	Classify - This ico n is enabl ed only if the curre nt local n amespace i s an Ontyl og
	575	Extension type names pace. Cli ck to perf orm classi fication o n the curr ent Ontylo g
	576	Extension local name space (you also can click Clas sify in th e Tools me nu). Refe r to the
	577	Classify a n Ontylog Extension Namespace discussion s in the O ntylog Ext ension
	578	Namespaces and Exten sion Names pace Class ification in DTS doc ument for more on
	579	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace cl assificati on.
	580
	581	Open New Details Pa nel - Disp lays the C oncept/Ter m Details popup
	582	window, wh ich lists detailed i nformation for any c oncept you drag and drop on th e
	583	window fro m anywhere else in t he applica tion (you also can c lick Conce pt/Term De tails
	584	in the Too ls menu).
	585
	586	Open Asso ciation Ed itor - Dis plays the Associatio n Editor f loating wi ndow,
	587	which allo ws you to create and maintain associatio ns between concepts or terms w ithin
	588	the same n amespace, or across namespaces (you also can click Associati ons in the Tools
	589	menu).
	590
	591	Open Syno nym Editor - Display s the Syno nym Editor floating window,
	592	which allo ws you to establish a synonymo us term fo r a concep t (you als o can clic k
	593	Synonyms i n the Tool s menu).
	594
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	597	Open Prop erty Edito r - Displa ys the Pro perty Edit or floatin g window, which
	598	allows you to view, create, an d maintain propertie s for sele cted conce pts (you
	599	also can c lick Prope rties in t he Tools m enu).
	600
	601	Open Subs et List Pa nel - Disp lays the S ubset List floating window (yo u also can
	602	click New Subset Lis t in the T olls menu) . The Sub set List p anel lists the names pace
	603	subsets th at are ava ilable in your DTS d atabase. Refer to t he DTS Nam espace Sub set
	604	Editor Use rs Guide f or procedu res on cre ating and maintainin g DTS subs ets.
	605
	606	New Subse t List - D isplays th e Subset E xpression Editor flo ating wind ow (you
	607	also can c lick New S ubset Edit or in the Tools menu ). The Su bset Expre ssion Edit or
	608	panel allo ws you to edit the f ilters thr ough which namespace subsets a re created . Refer
	609	to the DTS Namespace Subset Ed itor Users Guide for procedure s on creat ing and
	610	maintainin g DTS subs ets.
	611
	612	Help - Pr ovides onl ine help ( you also c an click H elp Topics in the He lp
	613	menu).
	614	DTS Editor Main Wind ow Tab Vie w Options
	615	The follow ing “tab” options ar e availabl e when the DTS Edito r Main win dow opens
	616	initially. Each bri ef introdu ction that follows o utlines th e view pan el display ed when yo u
	617	click the appropriat e tab. De tailed pro cedures an d discussi ons on use of these panels are
	618	provided l ater in th e guide.
	619	Tree - The Concept T ree view p anel displ ays as the default i n the left pane when the
	620	main windo w first op ens. When either of the other panels (S earch or C oncept Wal ker)
	621	displays i n the left pane, cli ck the Tre e tab to r edisplay t he concept tree. Th is tree
	622	unfolds th e taxonomy to displa y the conc ept hierar chy in a s elected na mespace in the
	623	knowledgeb ase, or an associati on tree.
	624	Walker - D isplays th e Concept Walker pan el, which lists the parents an d children of a
	625	concept in the selec ted namesp ace.
	626	Search - D isplays th e Search p anel, whic h allows y ou to sear ch for con cepts base d on the
	627	parameters you speci fy (Name, Property, Role, etc. ).
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	630	DTS Editor Keyboard Options
	631	Press the Enter key to perform the defau lt action (e.g., App ly, Close, OK, etc.) in any
	632	panel or p opup windo w. Press the Esc ke y to close any displ ayed popup window.
	633	View Conce pt Tree – Tree Tab
	634	The DTS Ed itor Conce pt Tree pa nel lists concepts i n a “tree” format fo r easy vie wing.
	635	As mention ed earlier , the Conc ept Tree p anel displ ays in the left pane when the DTS
	636	Editor Mai n window f irst opens , or when you click the Tree t ab. Top-l evel conce pts
	637	(“nodes”) in the hie rarchy dis play in a collapsed view (note : if this is an asso ciation tr ee,
	638	no nodes d isplay unt il you con figure the tree).
	639	Note the t op-level c oncepts il lustrated.
	640
	641	You can ex pand or co llapse seg ments of t he tree to display o nly those elements y ou want.
	642
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	645	Concept Tr ee Panel D isplay Pre ferences
	646	Ontylog Tr ee Prefere nces
	647	The Concep t Tree pan el makes c oncepts an d their re lationship s easier t o view and
	648	comprehend . The fol lowing dis cussions e xplain how to format the displ ay of data for an
	649	Ontylog tr ee in the Concept Tr ee panel. Right-cli ck on the white spac e in the C oncept
	650	Tree panel to displa y the foll owing popu p menu for an Ontylo g tree.
	651
	652	Any change s you make to the Co ncept Tree panel dis play setti ngs are re tained if you
	653	disconnect from the current se ssion (Fil e>Disconne ct) or exi t the DTS Editor
	654	(File>Exit ).
	655	Classic Vi ew
	656	Select Cla ssic View from the p opup menu to display concepts with singl e or multi ple
	657	parents in the conce pt tree.
	658
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	661	Container View
	662	Select Con tainer Vie w from the popup men u to list concept at tributes w ithin indi vidual,
	663	separate “ folders.”
	664
	665	You can op en each “f older” and display t he attribu te values within.
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	669	Inline Vie w
	670	The inline view list s all of t he concept attribute s that the Container View does , but
	671	without th e use of “ folders.”
	672
	673	Icons and Colors
	674	The follow ing icons indicate c oncept or term attri butes in t he DTS Edi tor. Thes e icons
	675	and colors are defin ed in adva nce for yo u (you can not modify them).
	676	Symbol/ co lor De scription
	677	Indicates a concept in the Co ncept/Term Details p anel.
	678	Indicates a term in the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l.
	679
	680	Indicates a concept in the Con cept Tree panel. In the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l,
	681	indicates a subconce pt of the concept di splayed in the detai led view.
	682
	683	In the Con cept/Term Details pa nel, indic ates a sup erconcept of the con cept
	684	displayed in the det ailed view .
	685	In the Co ncept Tree and Conce pt/Term De tails pane ls, indica tes a syno nym for a concept.
	686
	687	In the Con cept Tree and Concep t/Term Det ails panel s, indicat es a prope rty (such
	688	as print n ame, medic al code, e tc.) for a concept.
	689	In the Co ncept Tree and Conce pt/Term De tails pane ls, indica tes the ro le that re lates one concept to another.
	690	In the Co ncept Tree panel, in dicates th e non-edit able value s concept Code, conc ept ID, an d Namespac e.
	691	In the Co ncept Tree and Conce pt/Term De tails pane ls, indica tes an ass ociation b etween one concept a nd another .
	692	In the Co ncept Tree and Conce pt/Term De tails pane ls, indica tes an ass ociation o r property qualifier for a con cept.
	693	In the Co ncept Tree panel, in dicates th at the con cept in th e detailed view is i ncluded in the subse t that is listed.
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	696	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping
	697	If lengthy concept n ames and/o r attribut e text ext end beyond the borde r of the C oncept
	698	Tree panel , the text will wrap around to a new lin e. The co ncept name or attrib ute text
	699	also will be enclose d in brack ets.
	700
	701
	702	If you enl arge the C oncept Tre e panel, t he panel s ize settin g is retai ned if you disconnec t
	703	from the D TS Server, then reco nnect. Du ring the n ext sessio n, the tex t wrapping and
	704	brackets w ill be rem oved if th ey are not required in the lar ger panel.
	705
	706	Wrapped Co ncept Name Enclosed in Bracket s
	707	Wrapp ed
	708	Conce pt
	709	Attri butes
	710	in Br ackets
	711	Text Wrap and
	712	Brackets a re
	713	Retained O nly
	714	if Require d
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	717	Click to E dit (Ontyl og or Thes aurus Tree )
	718	The Click to Edit op tion is av ailable fo r either a n Ontylog or a Thesa urus tree (only
	719	Click to E dit displa ys for a T hesaurus t ree). If you click Click to E dit, any c oncept you
	720	select dis plays auto matically in the Con cept/Term Details pa nel. This eliminate s the
	721	need to dr ag the sel ected conc ept to the Concept/T erm Detail s panel fo r view.
	722
	723	Multiple P anel Insta nces
	724	The DTS Ed itor allow s you to o pen multip le occurre nces of th e Concept Tree, Conc ept
	725	Walker, an d Search p anels by s electing t hese optio ns from th e Tools me nu, by cli cking
	726	the approp riate tab, or by cli cking the correspond ing icon i n the tool bar. Each instance of
	727	the panel displays a s a free-f loating, s izable win dow; the s ize and lo cation of these
	728	floating p anels are retained f or future sessions.
	729	You can vi ew, compar e, and dra g informat ion from m ultiple in stances of each wind ow.
	730	The data i n each ins tance of t he window can be fro m the same namespace , or can r eflect
	731	data from different namespaces . Drag an d drop cap ability be tween the DTS Editor
	732	windows an d panels l ets you cr eate assoc iations be tween name spaces, an d view the
	733	results im mediately on the Con cept Tree panel (ref er to the Map Concep ts or Term s
	734	across Nam espaces di scussion l ater in th e guide).
	735	In the fol lowing ill ustration, two occur rences of the Concep t Tree win dow are op en
	736	(covering the left p anel) each reflectin g a differ ent namesp ace.
	737
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	740	In the nex t illustra tion, the Concept Tr ee panel d isplays in the left pane, and multiple
	741	Concept Tr ee floatin g windows display el sewhere on the DTS M ain window . Note th at
	742	the active window is sized lar ger to acc ommodate t he length of the con cept names .
	743
	744	Customize the Tree V iew
	745	Follow the se procedu res to sel ect the na mespace fo r which yo u want to view data. The
	746	format of the concep t tree dis play depen ds in part on the ty pe of name space you select,
	747	Ontylog or Thesaurus . Based o n the view parameter s, you con figure the tree to d isplay
	748	in either a hierarch al format (subconcep ts/superco ncepts) or an associ ation form at that
	749	reflects c oncepts as sociated w ith a spec ific focus concept. You can e xpand and collapse
	750	the tree i n either f ormat, as needed.
	751	Hierarchy Tree View
	752	Select the namespace for which the conce pt tree wi ll display from the Namespace
	753	dropdown f ield list. Click th e dropdown arrow to display al l namespac es availab le for
	754	view optio ns.
	755	When you s elect an O ntylog nam espace for view, the default i n the View Axis drop down
	756	field is S uperconcep ts/Subconc epts, whic h results in a hiera rchal view of the na mespace
	757	concepts.
	758
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	762	To expand a selectio n to view lower-leve l nodes, c lick adjac ent the Ex pand butto n .
	763	When expan ded, the c oncepts ar e listed i n a hierar chical sch eme, or “t axonomy.”
	764
	765
	766
	767	In the exa mple, when you expan d Absorpti on, five “ children” are visibl e. If the re is no
	768	Expand but ton adjace nt to a co ncept, it indicates there are no additio nal subcon cepts
	769	hidden for the conce pt. The n odes immed iately abo ve a conce pt are cal led direct
	770	superconce pts (paren ts). Node s immediat ely below a concept are called direct
	771	subconcept s (childre n).
	772
	773	As you exp and the tr ee, you ma y want to collapse t he tree to view only the highe r levels
	774	of the hie rarchy. C lick the c ollapse bu tton to h ide the su bconcepts.
	775	Associatio n Tree Vie w
	776	Select the namespace for which the conce pt tree wi ll display from the Namespace
	777	dropdown f ield list. Click th e dropdown arrow to display al l namespac es availab le for
	778	view optio ns.
	779	When you s elect an O ntylog nam espace for view, the default i n the View Axis drop down
	780	field is S uperconcep ts/Subconc epts, whic h results in a hiera rchal view of the na mespace
	781	concepts. If you wi sh, you ca n configur e a tree v iew that c onsists of all conce pts for
	782	which asso ciations a re establi shed for a specified concept. An associ ation is a
	783	relationsh ip between concepts and/or ter ms within a namespac e, or acro ss namespa ces.
	784	The defaul t associat ion type f or an asso ciation tr ee configu ration is Parent of.
	785	Note the i llustratio n.
	786
	787
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	790	The associ ation tree that disp lays in th e Concept Tree panel reflects the defaul t
	791	associatio n type.
	792
	793
	794
	795	You have t he option of selecti ng another associati on type on which to base the t ree view.
	796	Click the arrow on t he View Ax is field t o list all existing concept as sociations in the
	797	knowledgeb ase. Clic k the desi red associ ation to s elect it; the namesp ace in whi ch the
	798	associatio n was crea ted displa ys in pare ntheses.
	799	You also h ave the op tion of es tablishing a focus c oncept in your assoc iation tre e. The
	800	focus conc ept serves as the ro ot concept in your t ree view.
	801
	802	Drag a con cept from another pa nel or win dow (e.g., Concept / Term Detai ls panel) and
	803	drop it in to the Foc us Concept field. T he focus c oncept set s the star ting point (i.e., ro ot,
	804	or thresho ld) for th e chain of associati ons to be displayed.
	805
	806
	807	To view co ncepts wit h associat ions to th ose listed in the di splayed as sociation tree, clic k
	808	the Expand button n ext to the desired c oncept in the tree. Note the illustrati on.
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	811
	812
	813	View Conce pts in a S elected Na mespace Su bset
	814	A subset i s a segmen t of conce pts that y ou can cre ate from a designate d namespac e,
	815	based on s election c riteria th at you def ine. You can create a subset from a sub scription or
	816	local name space, or from a (cl assified) extension namespace.
	817	The concep ts in each subset ca n share as sociated a ttributes, and each subset may include
	818	a few conc epts or ma ny concept s. Refer to the DTS Subset Ed itor Users Guide for
	819	procedures on subset creation in DTS.
	820	If the nam espace in the view h as one or more subse ts created for it, y ou can cho ose to
	821	highlight each conce pt in the Tree view that was s elected fo r a subset . The Sub set field
	822	dropdown l ists all e xisting su bsets for (only) the namespace in the vi ew; the su bsets
	823	display in gold colo r.
	824
	825
	826	Click the desired su bset in th e list. E ach namesp ace concep t that is included i n that
	827	subset is highlighte d (in gold color) in the hiera rchy tree in the Con cept Tree panel.
	828	Concepts I ncluded in Subset of
	829	the Namesp ace in Tre e View
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	832
	833
	834	For an Ont ylog names pace, you also can v iew the co ncept hier archy with in each of its
	835	subsets. From the V iew Axis f ield dropd own list, select Sub set Hierar chy (Subse t
	836	Hierarchy is enabled as a sele ction only when a na mespace th at has exi sting subs ets is in
	837	the view). From the Subset fi eld dropdo wn list, s elect the subset for which you want to
	838	view a con cept hiera rchy.
	839	The hierar chy tree f or the sub set (only) displays, also in g old color.
	840
	841	Click the Expand an d collapse buttons to view an d hide sub concepts, as needed.
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	844	Concept Wa lker View
	845	The Concep t Walker p rovides a view of a selected c oncept’s p lace in th e Concept Tree,
	846	and its re lationship s with oth er concept s. You ca n configur e the view to reflec t either a
	847	hierarchal format (s ubconcepts /superconc epts) or a n associat ion format that refl ects
	848	concepts a ssociated with a spe cific focu s concept.
	849	Hierarchy View
	850	Follow thi s procedur e to displ ay and use the Conce pt Walker panel to p rovide a v iew of
	851	the select ed concept ’s relatio nships (i. e., ancest or and des cendant co ncepts).
	852	1. Click t he Walker tab in the upper-lef t portion of the DTS Editor Ma in window.
	853	The Concep t Walker p anel displ ays in the left pane .
	854
	855
	856
	857	The dropdo wn field i n the cent er of the panel (Foc us Concept ) is where you selec t
	858	the concep t for whic h relation ships will be listed . If you used the C oncept Wal ker
	859	earlier in the curre nt session , previous focus con cepts are retained i n the Focu s
	860	Concept fi eld pulldo wn list fo r your sel ection.
	861	Concept in View
	862	Child Sect ion
	863	(subconcep ts)
	864	Parent Sec tion
	865	(superconc epts)
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	868	2. You can drag any concept vi sible on a nother win dow or pan el (Search panel,
	869	Concept/Te rm Details panel, et c.) to the Focus Con cept field on the Co ncept
	870	Walker pan el. For e xample, cl ick the Se arch tab t o display the Search panel, or
	871	click the Search ico n in the t oolbar to display th e floating Search wi ndow; you
	872	can positi on the flo ating wind ow so that it is adj acent to t he Concept Walker
	873	panel.
	874
	875	Drag a con cept to th e Focus Co ncept fiel d. When t he field c hanges to yellow,
	876	unclick th e mouse to drop the concept.
	877	3. When yo u select a focus con cept from an Ontylog namespace for view, the
	878	default in the View Axis dropd own field is Superco ncepts/Sub concepts, which
	879	results in a hierarc hal view o f the name space conc epts. Do not modify this fiel d if
	880	you want a hierarcha l format f or the vie w.
	881	4. If the focus conc ept you se lected is from an On tylog name space, the name of t hat
	882	Ontylog na mespace di splays in the Namesp ace field. If any Ontylog Ex tension
	883	namespaces exist for that name space, the se will be listed in the Names pace field
	884	dropdown l ist.
	885
	886	An Ontylog Extension namespace is an ext ension of a specific ally linke d Ontylog
	887	Subscripti on namespa ce. You c reate an O ntylog Ext ension nam espace to create
	888	and mainta in new loc al content for the l inked Onty log subscr iption nam espace.
	889	From the l ist, selec t the Onty log Extens ion namesp ace for wh ich you wa nt to
	890	display a hierarchy view. Ref er to the Concept Wa lker View and Ontylo g
	891	Extension Namespaces discussio ns in the Ontylog Ex tension Na mespaces a nd
	892	Extension Namespace Classifica tion in DT S document for more on using t he
	893	Concept Wa lker with Ontylog Ex tension na mespaces.
	894	5. If your Focus Con cept has o ne or more parents, these disp lay in the Parent
	895	section ab ove the Fo cus Concep t dropdown field. T he section below the Focus
	896	Concept dr opdown fie ld display s the subc oncepts, o r children , of the c oncept.
	897	6. In the Parents se ction, you can expan d any visi ble ancest or concept to list i ts
	898	parent con cepts. Cl ick the Ex pand butto n . Highe r-level co ncepts are listed in
	899	inverse or der to the ir place i n the hier archy tree .
	900
	901
	902
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	905
	906
	907	7. In the Subconcept s section, click the Expand bu tton to e xpand the hierarchy
	908	and list c hildren fo r any visi ble descen dant of th e concept you select ed. The
	909	focus conc ept is the root for this part of the vie w.
	910
	911
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	914	Associatio n View
	915	You can co nfigure a Concept Wa lker view that consi sts of all concepts for which
	916	associatio ns are est ablished f or a speci fied conce pt. Each associatio n is a rel ationship
	917	between co ncepts and /or terms within a n amespace, or across namespaces .
	918	Follow thi s procedur e to displ ay and use the Conce pt Walker panel to p rovide a v iew of
	919	associatio ns for the selected concept.
	920	1. Click t he Walker tab in the upper-lef t portion of the DTS Editor Ma in window.
	921	The Concep t Walker p anel displ ays in the left pane .
	922
	923	The dropdo wn field i n the cent er of the panel (Foc us Concept ) is where you selec t
	924	the concep t for whic h relation ships will be listed . If you used the C oncept Wal ker
	925	earlier in the curre nt session , previous focus con cepts are retained i n the Focu s
	926	Concept fi eld pulldo wn list fo r your sel ection.
	927	2. You can drag any concept vi sible on a nother win dow or pan el (Search panel,
	928	Concept/Te rm Details panel, et c.) to the Focus Con cept field on the Co ncept
	929	Walker pan el. For e xample, cl ick the Se arch tab t o display the Search panel, or
	930	click the Search ico n in the t oolbar to display th e floating Search wi ndow; you
	931	can positi on the flo ating wind ow so that it is adj acent to t he Concept Walker
	932	panel.
	933	3. Drag a concept to the Focus Concept f ield. Whe n the fiel d changes to yellow,
	934	unclick th e mouse to drop the concept. The focus concept wi ll serve a s the root
	935	concept in your asso ciation vi ew.
	936	4. When yo u select a focus con cept from an Ontylog namespace for view, the
	937	default in the View Axis dropd own field is Superco ncepts/Sub concepts, which
	938	results in a hierarc hal view o f namespac e concepts . Click t he arrow o n the View
	939	Axis field to list a ll existin g concept associatio ns within all the na mespaces i n
	940	your knowl edgebase.
	941
	942
	943
	944	Click the desired as sociation to select it (the na mespace in which the associati on
	945	was create d displays in parent heses). T he concept (s) for wh ich there are
	946	associatio ns with th e Focus Co ncept are listed in the Concep t Walker p anel. In
	947	the follow ing illust ration for the focus concept C leansers, Dentures, the concep ts
	948	associated through t he associa tion Paren t Of are l isted.
	949
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	952
	953
	954	You can dr ag the ret urned conc ept to the Concept/T erm Detail s panel to view
	955	attribute details.
	956	View Subse t Concepts in the Co ncept Walk er
	957	If the Foc us Concept field con cept is fr om a subsc ription, l ocal, or ( classified ) extensio n
	958	namespace for which a subset e xists, you can choos e to highl ight in th e displaye d
	959	hierarchy those conc epts withi n that sub set. From the Subse t field dr opdown (wh ich lists
	960	all subset s for the Focus Conc ept namesp ace field, in gold t ext) selec t the desi red subset .
	961	The Namesp ace field reflects t he namespa ce from wh ich the su bset conce pts were
	962	derived. Each conce pt from th e focus co ncept Name space that is listed in the Pa rents
	963	and Subcon cepts hier archies is highlight ed (in gol d color).
	964
	965	Concepts I ncluded in Subset of
	966	Focus Conc ept Namesp ace
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	969	If the foc us concept is from a n Ontylog namespace, you also can view a select po rtion of
	970	the concep t hierarch y for each of the On tylog name space’s su bsets. Fr om the Vie w Axis
	971	field drop down list, select Su bset Hiera rchy (Subs et Hierarc hy is enab led as a
	972	selection only when the concep t in the F ocus Conce pt field i s from a s ubset name space).
	973	From the S ubset fiel d dropdown list, sel ect the su bset for w hich you w ant to vie w a
	974	portion of the conce pt hierarc hy.
	975	The hierar chy tree f or the sub set (only) displays, also in g old color.
	976
	977	Click the Expand an d collapse buttons to view an d hide sub concepts, as needed.
	978	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping
	979	If a lengt hy concept name text extends b eyond the border of the Concep t Walker p anel,
	980	the text d isplay in the Parent and Child sections will wrap around to a new line . The
	981	concept na me text al so will be enclosed in bracket s.
	982
	983	Wrapped Co ncept
	984	Name Enclo sed in
	985	Brackets
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	988	If you enl arge the C oncept Wal ker panel, then drag a differe nt concept into the Focus
	989	Concept fi eld, any t ext wrappi ng and bra ckets will be remove d if they are not re quired in
	990	the larger panel.
	991
	992
	993	Text Wrap and
	994	Brackets a re
	995	Retained O nly
	996	if Require d
	997
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	1000	Concept Se arch
	1001	Use the DT S Editor S earch tab panel sear ch feature s to searc h a select ed namespa ce, or
	1002	all namesp aces, and retrieve s pecific co ncepts, co ncept term s, or conc epts and s ynonyms
	1003	that match the searc h criteria you speci fy. You t hen can dr ag and dro p any retr ieved
	1004	concept/te rm into an other view panel (e. g., Concep t/Term Det ails) for further re view, or
	1005	onto one o f the Edit or windows (e.g., Sy nonym Edit or, Proper ty Editor) . You can
	1006	display th e Search p anel as a floating w indow; thi s option i s availabl e from the toolbar o n
	1007	the DTS Ed itor Main window men u bar, as well as fr om the Too ls menu (T ools>Searc h).
	1008	Search a s elected na mespace, a ll namespa ces, or a selected n amespace s ubset base d on
	1009	any of the following criteria:
	1010	• Name
	1011	• Synonym
	1012	• Property
	1013	• Role
	1014	• Inverse Role
	1015	• Concept Associatio n
	1016	• Inverse Concept As sociation
	1017	You also c an search within a s pecific kn owledgebas e silo, ch oosing the level of
	1018	“exactness ” by which the searc h in the s ilo will b e conducte d.
	1019	To display the Searc h panel, c lick the S earch tab on the DTS Editor Ma in window.
	1020
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	1023	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h the name space base d on the c riteria yo u specify.
	1024	1. Assure that the S earch tab is selecte d and the search cri teria fiel ds display .
	1025	2. To sear ch for bot h concepts and synon yms that m atch your search cri teria,
	1026	Concepts & Synonyms applies. To search for matchi ng concept s only, cl ick
	1027	Concepts. To search for match ing terms only, clic k Terms.
	1028	3. From th e Maximum Results fi eld dropdo wn list, s elect the maximum nu mber of
	1029	concepts a nd/or term s to be re trieved fr om the nam espace sea rch. You can
	1030	specify th at the sea rch be com pleted as soon as 10 , 50, 100, or 250 co ncepts
	1031	and/or ter ms that ma tch the se arch crite ria have b een retrie ved (10 is the defau lt).
	1032
	1033	You also c an select Enter a Nu mber, then specify y our own ma ximum, up to
	1034	9999, in t he field t hat displa ys. If yo u anticipa te numerou s results from the
	1035	search, yo u should s elect Ente r a number , then spe cify a lar ge value. Note that
	1036	if you sel ected Conc epts & Syn onyms as a Search pa rameter, c oncept mat ches
	1037	will be re turned fir st, follow ed by syno nym matche s. If the number of concept
	1038	matches ex ceeds the Maximum Re sults limi t, no syno nym matche s are retu rned.
	1039
	1040	If you sel ect Enter a Number, you must s pecify a n umber to p erform the search.
	1041
	1042	Retrieved concepts o r terms di splay in t he Search Results ar ea in the lower
	1043	portion of the tab. The total number of matched i tems retri eved is li sted as we ll.
	1044	Note that a search w ith a larg er Maximum Results n umber requ ires a lon ger period
	1045	of time to complete.
	1046	4. In the Search For field, sp ecify the value (i.e ., search string) fo r which yo u want
	1047	to search the namesp ace for a match. Sp ecify the search str ing value in one of
	1048	these mann ers:
	1049	• Enter th e specific search st ring in it s entirety (e.g., ab domen endo scopy).
	1050	• Broaden the search criteria by enterin g the aste risk (*) w ildcard ch aracter.
	1051	Note these examples when Name is the Sea rch By par ameter:
	1052	o To retri eve all co ncept/term names con taining th e string a bdomen, ty pe
	1053	abdomen as the sea rch string in the Se arch For f ield.
	1054	o To retri eve only c oncept/ter m names th at begin w ith the st ring abdom en, type
	1055	abdomen* a s the sear ch string in the Sea rch For fi eld.
	1056	o To retri eve concep t/term nam es that en d with the string ab domen, typ e
	1057	*abdomen a s the sear ch string in the Sea rch For fi eld.
	1058
	1059	5. In the Search In area of th e panel, c lick the o ption that reflects where you want to
	1060	perform th e search ( Namespace, Subset, o r Silo). If you sel ect Namesp ace, the
	1061	accompanyi ng dropdow n lists al l namespac es in your DTS knowl edgebase.
	1062
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	1066
	1067	Click the namespace in which y ou want to perform t he search. The defa ult, All,
	1068	applies if you want to search in all exi sting name spaces. N ote that i f you sele ct an
	1069	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace to search, t he results will be f rom the Ex tension
	1070	namespace only (no c oncepts fr om the lin ked Ontylo g subscrip tion names pace
	1071	will be re turned). Refer to t he Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Exte nsion
	1072	Namespace Classifica tion in DT S document for more on Extensi on namespa ces.
	1073
	1074	If you sel ect a Subs et in whic h to searc h, the acc ompanying dropdown l ists all
	1075	subsets th at were cr eated for namespaces in your D TS knowled gebase.
	1076
	1077
	1078
	1079	Click the subset in which you want to pe rform the search.
	1080
	1081	Each silo in DTS is a reposito ry of cust omized con cept termi nology dat a acquired
	1082	from your knowledgeb ase, and o ptimized f or searchi ng. If yo u select a Silo in
	1083	which to s earch, the accompany ing dropdo wn lists a ll namespa ce silos t hat were
	1084	created in your DTS knowledgeb ase. Clic k the desi red silo i n which yo u want to
	1085	perform th e search.
	1086	6. In the Search By field, sel ect the pa rameter th at will be searched in the
	1087	namespace( s) or subs et for the string yo u specifie d in the S earch For field. On ly
	1088	the Name o ption is a vailable o n searches for conce pts & syno nyms, and searches
	1089	for terms only.
	1090
	1091	For concep t searches the follo wing optio ns are ava ilable:
	1092	• Name - T his search will retr ieve each concept (o r each ter m, if you are
	1093	performing a term se arch) with a name th at matches the searc h string
	1094	parameter you specif ied in the Search Fo r field.
	1095	• Synonym - This sea rch will r etrieve ea ch concept with a sy nonym that
	1096	matches th e search s tring para meter you specified in the Sea rch For fi eld.
	1097	• Property - This se arch will retrieve e ach concep t with a p roperty va lue that
	1098	matches th e search s tring para meter you specified in the Sea rch For fi eld, for
	1099	the proper ty or prop erties you select.
	1100
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	1103	If you sel ect Proper ty as the search par ameter, a list of cu rrent
	1104	knowledgeb ase proper ties displ ays in the Search On list area ; you sele ct the
	1105	properties to be sea rched from this list .
	1106	o Word Mat ch - A mor e generali zed proper ty search, in which you can
	1107	specify on e or more words or n umbers as the Search For value , and
	1108	the proper ty must co ntain all of those s earch stri ng words, in any
	1109	order.
	1110	• Role - T his search will retr ieve each concept wi th a role value (i.e ., target
	1111	concept na me) that m atches the search st ring param eter you s pecified i n the
	1112	Search For field, fo r the role type(s) y ou select (e.g., Pro cedure sit e). If yo u
	1113	select Rol e as the s earch para meter, a l ist of cur rent role types disp lays in th e
	1114	Search On list area; you selec t the role type(s) t o be searc hed from t his list.
	1115	• Inverse Role - Thi s search w ill retrie ve each co ncept with an invers e role
	1116	value that matches t he search string par ameter you specified in the Se arch For
	1117	field, for the inver se role ty pe(s) you select (e. g., Proced ure site). If you
	1118	select Inv erse Role as the sea rch parame ter, a lis t of curre nt inverse role
	1119	type(s) di splays in the Search On list a rea; you s elect the inverse ro les to be
	1120	searched f rom this l ist.
	1121	• Concept Associatio n - This s earch will retrieve each conce pt that ha s an
	1122	associatio n target c oncept wit h a name t hat matche s the sear ch string
	1123	parameter you specif ied in the Search Fo r field, f or the ass ociation(s ) you
	1124	select (e. g., Is A P arent Of). If you s elect Conc ept Associ ation as t he search
	1125	parameter, a list of current a ssociation type(s) d isplays in the Searc h On list
	1126	area; you select the associati on type(s) to be sea rched from this list .
	1127	• Inverse Concept As sociation - This sea rch will r etrieve ea ch concept that has
	1128	an inverse associati on from co ncept with a name th at matches the searc h
	1129	string par ameter you specified in the Se arch For f ield, for the invers e
	1130	associatio n(s) you s elect (e.g ., Is A Pa rent Of). If you se lect Inver se
	1131	Concept As sociation as the sea rch parame ter, a lis t of curre nt inverse
	1132	associatio n types di splays in the Search On list a rea; you s elect inve rse
	1133	associatio n type(s) to be sear ched from this list.
	1134	7. After y ou specify all searc h criteria , click Se arch. The retrieved concepts a nd/or
	1135	terms are listed in the Search Results a rea in the lower por tion of th e tab. The total
	1136	number of retrieved matched co ncepts or terms is i ndicated a s well (Ma tches
	1137	Found:). When you f ind the de sired conc ept(s), yo u can drag the conce pt(s) to
	1138	the Concep t Walker o r Concept/ Term Detai ls panel t o view det ails.
	1139
	1140	Note that after you click Sear ch to begi n the sear ch, the bu tton chang es to
	1141	Cancel; to terminate a long-ru nning sear ch, click Cancel and enter alt ernate
	1142	search cri teria. Th e button c hanges bac k to Searc h when the search is completed .
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	1145	Search for Concepts or Terms B ased On Na me
	1146	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts or te rms based on name.
	1147	1. Concept s & Synony ms applies if you wa nt to sear ch for bot h concepts and
	1148	synonymous terms. T o search f or matchin g concepts only, cli ck Concept s. To
	1149	search for matching terms only , click Te rms.
	1150	2. Specify the name (i.e., sea rch string ) of the c oncept/ter m for whic h you are
	1151	searching in the Sea rch For fi eld.
	1152	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1153	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1154	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1155	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, se lect Name in the Sea rch By fie ld as the
	1156	search par ameter for the strin g you spec ified in t he Search For field.
	1157	5. Click S earch. Con cept/Term names matc hing the s earch stri ng paramet er you
	1158	specified in the Sea rch For fi eld displa y in the S earch Resu lts area i n the lowe r
	1159	portion of the panel . Note th e matched concepts r etrieved f rom a name space
	1160	search for the conce pt name se arch strin g amino; each retu rned conce pt
	1161	references the names pace from which it w as retriev ed.
	1162
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	1166	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Synony ms
	1167	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that have one o r more sel ected syno nyms
	1168	that match the searc h string.
	1169	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1170	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the synonym se arch strin g.
	1171	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1172	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1173	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1174	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select Sy nonym as t he
	1175	search par ameter for the strin g you spec ified in t he Search For field. A list o f
	1176	current as sociation types (eac h represen ting an as sociation between a concept an d
	1177	a synonymo us term) d isplays in the Searc h On list area.
	1178
	1179	Concepts w ith synony ms that ma tch the se arch strin g you ente red will b e
	1180	returned, provided t he returne d terms al so meet th e other se arch param eters you
	1181	specify. A synonym is a term associated with a co ncept by a n associat ion type
	1182	that repre sents a co ncept-to-t erm associ ation; a s ynonym alw ays is def ined
	1183	between a concept an d a term ( however, t wo terms c an be syno nyms of th e same
	1184	concept).
	1185	5. The Typ e Namespac e field di splays if you select ed Synonym as the se arch
	1186	parameter in the Sea rch By fie ld. The d efault is to search All namesp aces for
	1187	synonyms t hat match the other search cri teria. Th e Type Nam espace fie ld gives
	1188	you the op tion of fi ltering th e synonym search fur ther.
	1189
	1190	You can re strict ret urned resu lts to tho se synonym s for whic h associat ions
	1191	(concept t o term typ e) were es tablished with the s earch stri ng term. From the
	1192	Type Names pace field dropdown list, sele ct the nam espace in which the synonym
	1193	associatio n must exi st in orde r to be in cluded in the search results.
	1194	6. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re concept -to-synony mous term
	1195	associatio n types fo r which to conduct t he search.
	1196	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent asso ciation ty pes, click the name of one
	1197	associatio n type, th en hold do wn Ctrl an d click th e name of each addit ional
	1198	associatio n type. E ach associ ation type you selec t is highl ighted.
	1199	• To selec t adjacent associati on types, click the name of th e first as sociation
	1200	type in th e list, th en hold do wn Shift a nd click t he name of the last associatio n
	1201	type in th e list. Al l the asso ciation ty pes betwee n the firs t and last are
	1202	highlighte d.
	1203
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	1207	For the se lected con cept-to-sy nonymous t erm associ ation type s, only co ncepts
	1208	with synon yms that m atch the s pecified s earch stri ng will be matched a nd
	1209	retrieved. In the i llustratio n, the sea rch string stomach was speci fied.
	1210
	1211
	1212	7. Click S earch. Con cepts with the selec ted associ ation type s with syn onymous
	1213	term name values tha t contain the search string yo u specifie d in the S earch For
	1214	field, dis play in th e Search R esults are a in the l ower porti on of the panel. No te
	1215	the matche d concepts retrieved when the selected a ssociation type in t he specifi ed
	1216	namespace is Synonym , and the search str ing is st omach. E ach return ed
	1217	concept re ferences t he namespa ce from wh ich it was retrieved .
	1218
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	1222	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Proper ties
	1223	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that have one o r more sel ected prop erties
	1224	with value s that mat ch the sea rch string .
	1225	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1226	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the property s earch stri ng.
	1227	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1228	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1229	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1230	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select Pr operty as the
	1231	search par ameter for the strin g you spec ified in t he Search For field. A list o f
	1232	current pr operty typ es display s in the S earch On l ist area.
	1233	5. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re propert y types fo r which to
	1234	conduct th e search.
	1235	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent prop erty types , click th e name of one
	1236	property t ype, then hold down Ctrl and c lick the n ame of eac h addition al
	1237	property t ype. Each property t ype you se lect is hi ghlighted.
	1238	• To selec t adjacent property types, cli ck the nam e of the f irst prope rty type i n
	1239	the list, then hold down Shift and click the name of the las t property type in
	1240	the list. All the pr operty typ es between the first and last are highli ghted.
	1241	For the se lected pro perty type s, only co ncepts wit h property values th at match t he
	1242	search str ing you sp ecified wi ll be matc hed and re trieved fr om the sea rch. In t he
	1243	illustrati on, the pr operty typ e Reviewed By [NDF-R T] was sel ected.
	1244
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	1248	6. Click S earch. Con cepts with the selec ted proper ty type(s) , with val ues that
	1249	contain th e search s tring you specified in the Sea rch For fi eld, displ ay in the
	1250	Search Res ults area in the low er portion of the pa nel.
	1251
	1252	Note the m atched con cepts retr ieved when the selec ted proper ty type is Reviewed
	1253	By [NDF-RT ], and the search st ring is p harmacolog ic; each returned c oncept
	1254	references the names pace from which it w as retriev ed.
	1255
	1256
	1257	Search for Concepts Using the Word Match Feature
	1258	The word m atch searc h feature works in c onjunction with the property s earch. It allows
	1259	you to sea rch for a concept ba sed on pro perty when you may n ot know th e property ’s
	1260	exact (sea rch string ) value. I f you spec ify as the search st ring those words you believe
	1261	apply to t he propert y value, t he DTS Edi tor search will retr ieve all c oncepts th at contain
	1262	those word s, in any arrangemen t, as part of the se lected pro perty type (s).
	1263	The word m atch searc h restrict s the sear ch to only those con cepts with property types that
	1264	have the C ONTAINS IN DEX column marked T (true) in the setCon tains.sql file
	1265	(DTSInstal l\ scripts \Oracle). Refer to the Config ure Word M atch Searc h discussi on in
	1266	the Knowle dgebase Ad ministrato rs Guide f or configu ration ins tructions – note tha t the
	1267	Knowledgeb ase Admini strator mu st run the Knowledge base Admin utility i n order fo r
	1268	the word m atch searc h feature to be impl emented.
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	1271	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts using the word match feat ure:
	1272	1. Specify the searc h string i n the Sear ch For fie ld. For t he propert y word mat ch
	1273	search, yo u can spec ify two or more word s. The sea rch result s will be those
	1274	concepts f or which a ll of the specified search str ing words are includ ed in the
	1275	property v alue (in a ny order) for the se lected pro perty type s.
	1276
	1277	Note: When doing a w ord match search, yo u cannot p erform a “ search all ”
	1278	wildcard s earch (i.e ., you can not enter a “*” in t he Search For field) . There m ust
	1279	be at leas t one othe r letter o n which to base the word match search.
	1280	2. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1281	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1282	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1283	3. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select Pr operty as the
	1284	search par ameter for the strin g you spec ified in t he Search For field. A list o f
	1285	current pr operty typ es display s in the S earch On l ist area.
	1286	4. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re propert y types fo r which to
	1287	conduct th e search. In the ex ample, pro perty type NDF_Trade _Name [NDF -
	1288	RT] is sel ected.
	1289
	1290
	1291	5. Click t he Word Ma tch field checkbox t o select t he word ma tch search parameter .
	1292	6. Click S earch. Co ncepts wit h the sele cted prope rty type(s ), with va lues that
	1293	contain th e specifie d search s tring word s (in any order) spe cified in the Search
	1294	For field, display i n the Sear ch Results area in t he lower p ortion of the panel.
	1295	Note the m atched con cepts retr ieved when the word match opti on is sele cted, the
	1296	selected p roperty ty pe is NDF_ Trade_Name [NDF-RT], and the s earch stri ng is
	1297	NEW FORMU LA; each returned c oncept ref erences th e namespac e from
	1298	which it w as retriev ed.
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	1301
	1302
	1303
	1304	Only the c oncepts fo r which th e selected property type (NDF_ Trade_Name
	1305	[NDF-RT]) value incl udes both the words NEW and FO RMULA were
	1306	retrieved.
	1307	Search For Concepts With Selec ted Roles
	1308	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that have one o r more sel ected role types.
	1309	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1310	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the search str ing for co ncept role values.
	1311	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1312	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1313	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1314	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select Ro le as the
	1315	search par ameter for the role type value string pa rameter yo u specifie d in the
	1316	Search For field. A list of c urrent rol e types di splays in the Search On list a rea.
	1317	5. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re role ty pes for wh ich to con duct
	1318	the search .
	1319	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent role types, cl ick the na me of one role type,
	1320	then hold down Ctrl and click the name o f each add itional ro le type. E ach
	1321	role type you select is highli ghted.
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	1324	• To selec t adjacent role type s, click t he name of the first role type in the li st,
	1325	then hold down Shift and click the name of the las t role typ e in the l ist. All t he
	1326	role types between t he first a nd last ar e highligh ted.
	1327	Only conce pts with r ole type v alues that contain t he search string you specified ,
	1328	for the se lected rol e types, w ill be mat ched and r etrieved f rom the se arch. In the
	1329	example, t he role ty pe CI_with [NDF-RT] was select ed.
	1330
	1331
	1332	6. Click S earch. Con cepts that have the selected r ole type, with value s that con tain
	1333	the search string yo u specifie d in the S earch For field, dis play in th e Search
	1334	Results ar ea in the lower port ion of the panel. N ote the ma tched conc epts
	1335	retrieved when the s elected ro le type is CI_with [ NDF-RT], a nd the sea rch string
	1336	is bone; each retu rned conce pt referen ces the na mespace fr om which i t was
	1337	retrieved.
	1338
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	1342	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Invers e Roles
	1343	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that have one o r more sel ected inve rse role
	1344	types.
	1345	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1346	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the search str ing for co ncept inve rse role v alues.
	1347	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1348	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1349	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1350	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select In verse Role as
	1351	the search parameter for the i nverse rol e value st ring param eter you s pecified i n
	1352	the Search For field . A list of current role type s displays in the Se arch On li st
	1353	area.
	1354	5. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re role ty pes for wh ich to con duct
	1355	the search .
	1356	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent role types, cl ick the na me of one role type,
	1357	then hold down Ctrl and click the name o f each add itional ro le type. E ach
	1358	role type you select is highli ghted.
	1359	• To selec t adjacent role type s, click t he name of the first role type in the li st,
	1360	then hold down Shift and click the name of the las t role typ e in the l ist. All t he
	1361	role types between t he first a nd last ar e highligh ted.
	1362	Only conce pts with i nverse rol e values t hat contai n the sear ch string you
	1363	specified, for the s elected ro le types, will be ma tched and retrieved from the
	1364	search. I n the exam ple, the r ole type C I_with [ND F-RT] was selected.
	1365
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	1369	6. Click S earch. Con cepts that have the selected i nverse rol e type, wi th values that
	1370	contain th e search s tring you specified in the Sea rch For fi eld, displ ay in the
	1371	Search Res ults area in the low er portion of the pa nel. Note the match ed concept
	1372	retrieved when the s elected ro le type is CI_with [ NDF-RT], a nd the sea rch string
	1373	is POTASS IUM IODIDE ; the ret urned conc ept refere nces the n amespace
	1374	from which it was re trieved.
	1375
	1376
	1377	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Concep t Associat ions
	1378	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that have one o r more sel ected asso ciations.
	1379	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1380	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the search str ing for th e name of the target
	1381	concept in the conce pt associa tion.
	1382	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1383	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1384	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1385	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select Co ncept
	1386	Associatio n as the s earch para meter for the name o f the targ et concept in the
	1387	concept as sociation (i.e., the string yo u specifie d in the S earch For field). A list
	1388	of current associati on types d isplays in the Searc h On list area.
	1389	5. The Typ e Namespac e field di splays if you select ed Concept Associati on as the
	1390	search par ameter in the Search By field. The defa ult is to search All namespace s
	1391	for associ ation type s that mat ch the oth er search criteria. The Type Namespace
	1392	field give s you the option of filtering the search further. From the Type
	1393	Namespace field drop down list, select th e namespac e in which the assoc iation
	1394	type must exist in o rder to be included as a Searc h On selec tion optio n.
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	1397	6. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re associa tion types for which to
	1398	conduct th e search.
	1399	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent asso ciation ty pes, click the name of one
	1400	associatio n type, th en hold do wn Ctrl an d click th e name of each addit ional
	1401	associatio n type. Ea ch associa tion type you select is highli ghted.
	1402	• To selec t adjacent associati on types, click the name of th e first as sociation
	1403	type in th e list, th en hold do wn Shift a nd click t he name of the last associatio n
	1404	type in th e list. Al l the asso ciation ty pes betwee n the firs t and last are
	1405	highlighte d.
	1406	Only conce pts that h ave concep t associat ions with target con cept names that
	1407	contain th e search s tring you specified, for the s elected as sociation type(s), w ill be
	1408	matched an d retrieve d from the search. In the exa mple, the associatio n type
	1409	Related To [AOD [Alc ohol and O ther Drug Thesaurus ]] was sel ected.
	1410
	1411
	1412	7. Click S earch. Co ncepts tha t have the selected associatio n type in the namesp ace
	1413	you design ated, that have conc ept associ ations wit h target c oncept nam es that
	1414	contain th e search s tring you specified in the Sea rch For fi eld, displ ay in the
	1415	Search Res ults area in the low er portion of the pa nel.
	1416
	1417	Note the m atched con cepts retr ieved when the selec ted associ ation type is
	1418	Related To [AOD [Alc ohol and O ther Drug Thesaurus ]], and th e search s tring
	1419	is alcoho l; each r eturned co ncept refe rences the namespace from whic h it was
	1420	retrieved.
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	1423
	1424
	1425	Search for Concepts With Selec ted Invers e Concept Associatio ns
	1426	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts with the select ed inverse associati on types.
	1427	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1428	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the search str ing for th e name of the from c oncept
	1429	in the con cept assoc iation.
	1430	3. In the Search In area, clic k the opti on (Namesp ace, Subse t, or Silo ) that ind icates
	1431	where you want to se arch, then from the accompanyi ng dropdow n list, se lect the
	1432	specific n amespace, subset, or silo to s earch.
	1433	4. For nam espace and subset se arches, in the Searc h By field select In verse
	1434	Concept As sociation as the sea rch parame ter for th e from con cept name string
	1435	specified in the Sea rch For fi eld. A li st of curr ent associ ation type s displays in
	1436	the Search On list a rea.
	1437	5. The Typ e Namespac e field di splays if you select ed Inverse Concept A ssociation
	1438	as the sea rch parame ter in the Search By field. F rom the Ty pe Namespa ce field
	1439	dropdown l ist, selec t the name space in w hich the a ssociation type must exist in
	1440	order to b e included as a Sear ch On sele ction opti on.
	1441	6. From th e Search O n field li st, select one or mo re associa tion types for which to
	1442	conduct th e search.
	1443	• To selec t two or m ore nonadj acent asso ciation ty pes, click the name of one
	1444	associatio n type, th en hold do wn Ctrl an d click th e name of each addit ional
	1445	associatio n type. Ea ch associa tion type you select is highli ghted.
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	1448	• To selec t adjacent associati on types, click the name of th e first as sociation
	1449	type in th e list, th en hold do wn Shift a nd click t he last as sociation type in th e
	1450	list. All the assoc iation typ es between the first and last are highli ghted.
	1451	Only conce pts that h ave concep t associat ions with from conce pt names t hat
	1452	contain th e search s tring you specified, for the s elected as sociation type(s), w ill be
	1453	matched an d retrieve d from the search. In the exa mple, the associatio n type
	1454	Parent Of [AOD [Alco hol and Ot her Drug T hesaurus ] ] was sele cted.
	1455
	1456
	1457	7. Click S earch. Co ncepts tha t have the selected associatio n type, in the names pace
	1458	you design ated, with associati ons that h ave from c oncept nam es that co ntain the
	1459	search str ing you sp ecified in the Searc h For fiel d, display in the Se arch Resul ts
	1460	area in th e lower po rtion of t he panel.
	1461
	1462	Note the m atched con cepts retr ieved when the selec ted associ ation type is Parent
	1463	Of [AOD [A lcohol and Other Dru g Thesauru s ]], and the search string is
	1464	fetal; e ach return ed concept reference s the name space from which it was
	1465	retrieved.
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	1468
	1469
	1470	Search for Concepts in a Knowl edgebase “ Silo”
	1471	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that contain th e specifie d search s tring, and
	1472	that also reside wit hin a spec ific knowl edgebase s ilo. Each silo is a generated repositor y
	1473	of customi zed concep t terminol ogy data a cquired fr om your kn owledgebas e, and
	1474	optimized for search ing.
	1475	Included w ith Apelon DTS are t he compone nts you ca n use to g enerate an d populate silos
	1476	with custo mized know ledgebase data. Ref er to the DTS Knowle dgebase Ad ministrato rs
	1477	Guide for procedures on custom izing the silos with data from your know ledgebase.
	1478	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts withi n the know ledgebase silo(s) yo u select.
	1479	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1480	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the concept/te rm search string.
	1481	3. In the Search In area, sele ct Silo to indicate where you want to se arch for t he
	1482	string you specified in the Se arch For f ield. If your DTS k nowledgeba se
	1483	administra tor ran th e DTS Sele ctor & Ext ractor uti lity to cr eate knowl edgebase
	1484	silos, the se generat ed silos a re listed. Select t he specifi c database silo in w hich to
	1485	search; on ly the sel ected silo will be s earched fo r the stri ng you spe cified.
	1486
	1487	Depending on the con figuration for popul ating the silos, eac h silo may contain
	1488	data from multiple n amespaces, or from a single na mespace. Note that the
	1489	Namespace dropdown f ield is no t availabl e when you perform a silo sear ch (this
	1490	is because the silo configurat ion determ ines which namespace s will be searched).
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	1493	4. At this point you can choos e from a s eries of s earch feat ures that allow you to
	1494	specify th e level of “exactnes s” for the search of the selec ted silo. These are
	1495	referred t o as the M atchPack m atching op tions.
	1496
	1497
	1498
	1499	The Match Type allow s you to c hoose from three inc reasingly tolerant t ypes of
	1500	search mat ching. Ma tches are attempted in the ord er shown i n the foll owing
	1501	discussion s.
	1502	A. Complet e Match: T his is the most exac t method o f matching the searc h string
	1503	that you s pecify to either a c oncept nam e, or the name of on e of its s ynonyms, , in
	1504	the silo y ou selecte d. Comple te Match i s always a ctive (eve n if you c hoose one
	1505	of the oth er, more t olerant, m atching me thods).
	1506	• Through Complete M atch, a ma tch occurs and a con cept is re trieved wh en
	1507	either the concept n ame, or th e name of one of its synonyms, in the si lo
	1508	contains t he same wo rds as the search st ring you s pecify, in any order .
	1509	• Every co ncept in t he silo th at has a n ame, or a synonym wi th a name, that
	1510	contains a ll the wor ds in the search str ing (in an y order) i s retrieve d.
	1511	B. Under M atch: If U nder Match is activa ted, and B est Match Only also is active,
	1512	Complete M atch is pe rformed fi rst (i.e., if either a concept name, or the name o f
	1513	one of its synonyms, in the sp ecified si lo contain s every wo rd in the search str ing,
	1514	in any ord er, a matc h occurs). If compl ete matche s are foun d, only th ese matche s
	1515	are return ed and no further ma tching att empt is ma de. If no concept m atches
	1516	occur from the Compl ete Match, Under Mat ch is atte mpted. If under mat ches are
	1517	found, onl y these ma tches are returned.
	1518	• If Under Match is activated, and Best Match Only is inacti ve, under
	1519	matches wi ll be retu rned in ad dition to the comple te matches .
	1520	• Through Under Matc h, a match occurs an d a concep t is retri eved if ei ther
	1521	the concep t name, or the name of one of its synony ms, in the silo matc hes
	1522	the search string wo rds (in an y order) a nd the con cept term in the sil o
	1523	contains w ords in ad dition to those in t he search string.
	1524	C. Partial Under Mat ch: If Par tial Under Match (th e default) is activa ted, and B est
	1525	Match Only also is a ctive, Com plete Matc h is perfo rmed first (i.e., if either a
	1526	concept na me, or the name of o ne of its synonyms, in the spe cified sil o contains
	1527	every word in the se arch strin g, in any order, a m atch occur s). If co mplete
	1528	matches ar e found, o nly these matches ar e returned and no fu rther matc hing
	1529	attempt is made.
	1530	• If no ma tches occu r from Com plete Matc h, Under M atch is at tempted. If
	1531	under matc hes are fo und, only these matc hes are re turned.
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	1534	If no matc hes occur from Under Match, Pa rtial Unde r Match ma tches are
	1535	attempted.
	1536	• If Parti al Under M atch is ac tivated, a nd Best Ma tch Only i s inactive ,
	1537	partial un der matche s are retu rned in ad dition to complete m atches and
	1538	under matc hes.
	1539	• Through Partial Un der Match, a match o ccurs and a concept is retriev ed if
	1540	either the concept n ame, or th e name of one of its synonyms, in the
	1541	specified silo conta ins all re maining wo rds (in an y order) a fter all
	1542	stopwords have been removed.
	1543
	1544	The follow ing stopwo rds are th ose words that are c onsidered as
	1545	unnecessar y for the search:
	1546
	1547	A
	1548	and
	1549	by
	1550	for
	1551	in
	1552	NOS
	1553	of
	1554	on
	1555	the
	1556	to
	1557	with
	1558	• Example: For the s earch stri ng attack in the hea rt and bra in, the st ring
	1559	becomes at tack heart brain bec ause the s topwords i n, the, an d and are
	1560	discarded. If the w ords in th e modified search st ring match either a
	1561	concept na me, or the name of o ne of its synonyms, in the sil o (in any
	1562	order) a m atch is re turned.
	1563	5. The Spe ll Checkin g option i s another of the Mat chPack opt ions you c an use to
	1564	search the selected silo. In the event you enter a misspell ed search string wor d,
	1565	spell chec king gener ates sugge sted spell ing varian ts against which mat ches are
	1566	attempted; concepts matched ag ainst thes e variants then are retrieved. If you
	1567	click the Spell Chec king field checkbox, spelling correction will occu r when
	1568	MatchPack attempts t o match ei ther a con cept name, or the na me of a co ncept
	1569	synonym, w ith the se arch strin g you spec ify.
	1570
	1571	You can us e spell ch ecking reg ardless of the match ing option you selec t
	1572	(Complete Match, Und er Match, or Partial Under Mat ch). Howe ver, the
	1573	number of matched co ncepts ret rieved fro m the sear ch is depe ndent on t he
	1574	matching m ethod you select.
	1575	6. Click S earch. Con cepts in t he selecte d silo tha t meet the search cr iteria you
	1576	specified display in the Searc h Results area in th e lower po rtion of t he panel.
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	1579	Search for Concepts in a Names pace Subse t
	1580	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts that contain th e specifie d search s tring, and
	1581	that also reside wit hin a spec ific names pace subse t. A subs et is a se gment of c oncepts
	1582	created fr om a desig nated name space, bas ed on sele ction crit eria that you define . Refer
	1583	to the DTS Subset Ed itor Users Guide for procedure s on subse t creation in DTS.
	1584	Follow thi s procedur e to searc h for conc epts in th e namespac e subset y ou select.
	1585	1. Click C oncepts as your Sear ch option.
	1586	2. In the Search For field, sp ecify the concept/te rm search string.
	1587	3. In the Search In area, sele ct Subset to indicat e where yo u want to search for the
	1588	string you specified in the Se arch For f ield, then from the accompanyi ng
	1589	dropdown l ist, selec t the spec ific subse t in which to search .
	1590
	1591
	1592	4. In the Search By field, sel ect the de sired sear ch paramet er (e.g., Role, Prop erty,
	1593	Concept As sociation, etc.).
	1594
	1595	Only conce pts in the selected subset tha t match yo ur search criteria, including the
	1596	search str ing you sp ecified, w ill be ret rieved fro m the sear ch. In th e example, the
	1597	subset NDF -RT was se lected for a concept Name sear ch.
	1598
	1599
	1600	5. Click S earch. Ea ch concept in the se lected sub set that h as a conce pt name th at
	1601	includes t he search string you specified in the Se arch For f ield displ ays in the
	1602	Search Res ults area in the low er portion of the pa nel.
	1603
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	1606	Note the m atched con cepts retr ieved from a concept Name sear ch when th e
	1607	selected s ubset is N DF-RT, and the searc h string i s recepto r; each r eturned
	1608	concept re ferences t he subset from which it was de rived.
	1609
	1610
	1611
	1612
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	1615	Namespace Maintenanc e
	1616	Overview
	1617	Each names pace in DT S represen ts an indi vidual sou rce termin ology (e.g ., SNOMED,
	1618	ICD-9-CM). The DTS Editor pro vides a se t of optio ns that al low you to view data in all
	1619	namespaces , edit nam espaces of certain t ypes, and create new , local na mespaces.
	1620	A namespac e authorit y indicate s the orga nization ( e.g., U.S. National Library of
	1621	Medicine, U.S. Medic al Terms R eview) tha t approved and/or ce rtified a specific
	1622	terminolog y. A name space auth ority must be specif ied as par t of each namespace
	1623	definition . In addi tion to na mespace ma intenance, authority maintenan ce is disc ussed in
	1624	this secti on.
	1625	A namespac e’s locali ty indicat es how the namespace data was acquired. A Subscri ption
	1626	namespace is one for which con tent was l oaded into DTS throu gh a subsc ription im port.
	1627	A Local na mespace is one that was create d using th e DTS Edit or, or loa ded from T DE
	1628	using the Knowledgeb ase Load u tility, fo r the purp ose of cre ating and maintainin g local
	1629	terminolog y content.
	1630	In DTS a n amespace i s one of f our distin ct types: Ontylog, T hesaurus, Connection , or
	1631	Ontylog Ex tension. Each names pace type is describ ed briefly , as well as the lev el of
	1632	functional ity availa ble in eac h namespac e type usi ng the DTS Editor.
	1633	Ontylog Na mespaces
	1634	Ontylog is a languag e used to build and maintain l arge knowl edgebases using desc ription
	1635	logic. Co ncepts in Ontylog ar e organize d into a t axonomy by a process called
	1636	classifica tion. An Ontylog na mespace is one devel oped using Apelon’s Terminolog y
	1637	Developmen t Environm ent (TDE) suite of t ools, incl uding the Ontylog Ed itor.
	1638	The DTS Ed itor provi des view c apabilitie s for Onty log subscr iption nam espaces. In the
	1639	DTS Editor you can v iew the co ncept hier archy tree in any se lected Ont ylog termi nology
	1640	namespace. You also can view attribute details (e .g., prope rties, rol es) for an y selected
	1641	concept in the names pace.
	1642	You cannot use the D TS Editor to perform edits dir ectly to a n Ontylog- type subsc ription
	1643	namespace. However, the DTS E ditor allo ws you to create and maintain new conten t for
	1644	the Ontylo g subscrip tion names pace throu gh two dif ferent app roaches.
	1645	• You can create a n ew local, editable T hesaurus n amespace u sing the D TS Editor
	1646	o Within t his local namespace you can ad d new prop erties to the Ontylo g
	1647	subscripti on concept s, create synonyms, create ass ociations, and add
	1648	qualifiers to proper ties and a ssociation s.
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	1651	o Because the local content is in a sepa rate names pace, this approach
	1652	prevents i nadvertent overwrite of any ne w local da ta (entere d using th e
	1653	DTS Editor ) if updat ed TDE con tent is mi grated int o the DTS
	1654	knowledgeb ase at a l ater time. Refer to the Curre nt Local N amespace
	1655	discussion later in this secti on.
	1656	• You can create an Ontylog Ex tension na mespace
	1657	o As its t itle impli es, each O ntylog Ext ension nam espace is an extensi on of
	1658	a specific Ontylog s ubscriptio n namespac e, created for the p urpose of
	1659	creating/m aintaining new local content f or the lin ked Ontylo g subscrip tion
	1660	namespace.
	1661	o In the E xtension n amespace y ou can add new conce pts, add o r change
	1662	concept re lationship s (i.e., s uperconcep t/subconce pt relatio nships) ad d or
	1663	change rol e relation ship value s, and add new assoc iations fo r the Onty log
	1664	namespace.
	1665	o You can classify t he Extensi on namespa ce against the linke d Ontylog
	1666	subscripti on namespa ce, then v iew the ne w hierarch y for the Ontylog
	1667	Extension namespace; the displ ayed Exten sion names pace hiera rchy
	1668	reflects b oth the li nked Ontyl og subscri ption name space conc epts, and
	1669	concepts f rom the Ex tension na mespace.
	1670	o Refer to the Creat e and Main tain Ontyl og Extensi on Namespa ces and
	1671	Classify a n Ontylog Extension Namespace discussion s in the O ntylog
	1672	Extension Namespaces and Exten sion Names pace Class ification in DTS
	1673	document f or more on Ontylog E xtension n amespaces and classi fication.
	1674
	1675
	1676
	1677	Thesaurus Namespaces
	1678	In DTS a T hesaurus n amespace i s one that is create d as a mor e localize d collecti on of
	1679	concepts a nd terms. For Thesa urus names paces, con cepts are organized based on
	1680	relationsh ips (assoc iations) w ith other concepts.
	1681	Subscripti on namespa ces with t he type of Thesaurus are not e ditable in the DTS E ditor.
	1682	However, y ou can cre ate a new local name space that is a Thes aurus type and creat e and
	1683	maintain c ontent loc ally.
	1684	Connection Namespace s
	1685	Connection namespace s do not c ontain any concepts or terms. Rather, t hey contai n
	1686	associatio ns between concepts or terms i n other na mespaces.
	1687	Note: You also can p erform mai ntenance o n Ontylog namespaces using the TDE Ontyl og
	1688	Editor too l. Refer to the Ont ylog Edito r User Gui de, includ ed with th e TDE prod uct, for
	1689	details on maintaini ng Ontylog namespace data usin g that too l.
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	1692	Current Lo cal Namesp ace
	1693	Select Set Current L ocal Names pace from the Option s menu to set a curr ent local
	1694	namespace using the Set Curren t Local Na mespace wi ndow. The namespace you speci fy
	1695	here becom es the def ault local (writable ) namespac e for the addition a nd mainten ance of
	1696	the proper ty types, associatio n types, a nd qualifi er types u sed during the addit ion of loc al
	1697	content to a subscri ption name space.
	1698
	1699
	1700	Thereafter , you can add a new property, synonym, o r associat ion to a c oncept or term in a
	1701	subscripti on namespa ce, as lon g as the a ppropriate attribute type (e.g ., propert y type)
	1702	exists in the curren t local na mespace. You have t he option of changin g the loca l
	1703	namespace at a later time.
	1704	Attributes added in this manne r to a con cept or te rm in a su bscription namespace are
	1705	listed in italics in the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l view, as well as i n the Conc ept Tree
	1706	panel view (Containe r and Inli ne version s of the O ntylog Tre e view). Note the
	1707	illustrati on.
	1708
	1709	The attrib utes thems elves actu ally are w ritten to the local namespace; no databa se
	1710	updates oc cur for th e subscrip tion names pace itsel f.
	1711	You must c reate at l east one l ocal names pace using the DTS E ditor. Th e Editor a llows
	1712	you to sel ect a curr ent, or wo rking loca l namespac e in which local con tent for a ny
	1713	subscripti on namespa ces will b e stored. You can c hange the current lo cal namesp ace at
	1714	any time; the DTS Ed itor remem bers the l ocal names pace the n ext time y ou connect to it.
	1715	For your r eference, the curren t local na mespace al ways displ ays in the right-mos t panel
	1716	of the Sta tus Bar at the botto m of the D TS Editor Main windo w.
	1717
	1718	For the pu rpose of a dding loca l content, you will create pro perty type s, concept or term
	1719	associatio n types, a nd qualifi er types i n a local namespace. When you add prope rties to a
	1720	concept, t he propert y types do not have to reside in the sam e namespac e as the c oncept,
	1721	but can be in a loca l namespac e.
	1722	Subscripti on Content Added to Local Name space
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	1725	Synonymous associati on types a nd synonym s also may reside in a local n amespace.
	1726	Qualifier types may reside in the local namespace as well, a nd do not have to be in the
	1727	same names pace as th e properti es or asso ciations t hey modify .
	1728	Since the current lo cal namesp ace may be changed, it is not necessary for local content
	1729	for a subs cription n amespace t o be store d in a sin gle local namespace. Local co ncepts
	1730	and terms may, of co urse, be c reated in a local na mespace an d associat ed with co ncepts
	1731	and terms in the sub scription namespace.
	1732	Since prop erties, sy nonyms, an d associat ions are a ttached di rectly to concepts i n the
	1733	subscripti on namespa ce, you ca n retrieve these det ails along with the existing
	1734	subscripti on attribu tes of the concepts. In the D TS Editor, when you add or mod ify
	1735	properties , synonyms , associat ions, or q ualifiers of a subsc ription co ncept, the list of
	1736	types (e.g . property types) wi ll be thos e defined in the cur rent local namespace , rather
	1737	than those in the su bscription namespace . When yo u perform a search i n the DTS Editor,
	1738	the list o f relevant types off ered as se arch optio ns will be those typ es defined in the
	1739	selected s ubscriptio n or local namespace .
	1740	Create a L ocal Names pace
	1741	Follow thi s procedur e to add a new local namespace to your k nowledgeba se. Note: You
	1742	cannot cre ate a loca l namespac e if you c onnected t o the DTS Editor usi ng a secur e socket
	1743	server con nection (t he New but ton is dis abled). Y ou must co nnect to t he DTS Edi tor
	1744	using a JD BC connect ion or soc ket server connectio n in order to add a new namesp ace.
	1745	Refer to t he Connect to DTS Ed itor discu ssions for connectio n procedur es.
	1746	1. To crea te a new n amespace, select Nam espace fro m the DTS Editor Mai n window
	1747	Tools menu . The Nam espace Edi tor window displays.
	1748
	1749
	1750	2. Click N ew. The f ields in t he lower p ortion of the window are enabl ed.
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	1753	3. In the Name field , specify the name ( i.e., titl e) of the namespace you are cr eating.
	1754	Note that the namesp ace name s hould not include do uble quote s (”).
	1755	4. In the ID field, specify th e ID for y our new lo cal namesp ace, which can be
	1756	between ze ro and 655 35. If yo u specify a number l ess than 3 2768, DTS adds the
	1757	number 327 68 to the ID number you specif y to creat e an inter nal namesp ace ID.
	1758
	1759	The calcul ated ID di splays for your refe rence, as well as th e ID numbe r you
	1760	entered (r eferred to as the re lative ID) . If the calculated ID number is in use
	1761	already, a message d isplays to indicate the duplic ation; ent er an alte rnate ID
	1762	number.
	1763
	1764	You must s pecify thi s internal namespace ID if you want to p ublish thi s local
	1765	namespace content fo r your own subscribe rs using t he kbconte nt-publish utility.
	1766	Refer to t he Publish Client’s Local Name space disc ussion in the Knowle dgebase
	1767	Administra tors Guide for local content p ublishing procedures .
	1768	5. Specify a namespa ce Code fo r addition al namespa ce identif ication; t he code ca n
	1769	be formatt ed however you want.
	1770	6. An auth ority indi cates the organizati on (e.g., U.S. Natio nal Librar y of
	1771	Medicine) that appro ved and/or certified a termino logy. Fro m the Auth ority fiel d
	1772	dropdown l ist, selec t the esta blished au thority fo r the new namespace. Refer to
	1773	the Author ity View a nd Mainten ance discu ssions for procedure s on viewi ng and
	1774	creating a uthorities .
	1775	7. A names pace is on e of four types: Ont ylog, Thes aurus, Con nection, o r Ontylog
	1776	Extension. You can create The saurus, Co nnection, or Ontylog Extension
	1777	namespaces locally a nd make th em read-on ly or edit able. Fro m the Type field
	1778	dropdown l ist, selec t the type of termin ology (The saurus, Co nnection, or
	1779	Ontylog Ex tension) r epresented in this n amespace. Refer to the Overvi ew
	1780	discussion s under Na mespace Ma intenance for more o n the Thes aurus and
	1781	Connection namespace types.
	1782
	1783	You can cr eate an On tylog Exte nsion name space as a n extensio n of an On tylog
	1784	subscripti on namespa ce. In th e Ontylog Extension namespace you can cr eate
	1785	new concep ts for an Ontylog su bscription namespace , then cla ssify the Extension
	1786	namespace against th e linked O ntylog sub scription namespace.
	1787
	1788	Refer to t he Create and Mainta in Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Clas sify an
	1789	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespace di scussions in the Ont ylog Exten sion Names paces
	1790	and Extens ion Namesp ace Classi fication i n DTS docu ment for m ore on Ont ylog
	1791	Extension namespaces and class ification.
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	1794	8. The Lin ked Namesp ace field is enabled only if y ou are cre ating an O ntylog
	1795	Extension namespace for an exi sting Onty log subscr iption nam espace (i. e., the
	1796	value in t he Type fi eld is Ont ylog Exten sion). Th e field is disabled for all
	1797	namespaces other tha n those of the Ontyl og Extensi on type. In the Nam espace
	1798	Editor win dow, the l inked Onty log subscr iption nam espace is referenced in the
	1799	Extends co lumn.
	1800
	1801	Select the Ontylog s ubscriptio n namespac e for whic h you are creating t he new
	1802	Extension namespace. In the E xtension n amespace y ou can cre ate and ed it
	1803	concepts f or the lin ked Ontylo g subscrip tion names pace. You also can classify
	1804	concepts i n the Exte nsion name space agai nst the co ntent in t he Ontylog
	1805	subscripti on namespa ce.
	1806
	1807	Refer to t he Create and Mainta in Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Clas sify an
	1808	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespace di scussions in the Ont ylog Exten sion Names paces
	1809	and Extens ion Namesp ace Classi fication i n DTS docu ment for m ore on Ont ylog
	1810	Extension namespaces and class ification.
	1811	9. The nam espace per mission in dicates wh ether or n ot the loc al namespa ce is
	1812	editable. From the Permission field dro pdown list , select t he level o f permissi on
	1813	(Read-Only or Read-W rite) a us er will ha ve in this namespace .
	1814	10. The na mespace Lo cality ind icates how the names pace data was acquir ed. Local
	1815	is the val ue for a n amespace c reated usi ng the DTS Editor, o r loaded f rom TDE
	1816	using the Knowledgeb ase Load u tility, fo r the purp ose of cre ating and
	1817	maintainin g local te rminology content; t he field i s not edit able.
	1818	11. Click Apply to a dd the nam espace to the knowle dgebase. The new na mespace is
	1819	added to t he table o n the Name space Edit or window, which rem ains displ ayed;
	1820	you can cl ick New ag ain and cr eate addit ional loca l namespac es.
	1821	12. When y ou finish creating, viewing, a nd editing namespace s, click C lose to cl ose
	1822	the Namesp ace Editor window.
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	1825	View and E dit an Exi sting Name space
	1826	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting su bscription namespace , or
	1827	local name space in y our knowle dgebase. For a loca l namespac e, you can edit the
	1828	informatio n as neces sary. Sub scription namespace informatio n is not e ditable.
	1829	1. To view or edit a n existing namespace , select N amespace f rom the DT S Editor
	1830	Main windo w Tools me nu. The N amespace E ditor wind ow display s.
	1831
	1832
	1833
	1834	Informatio n for each existing namespace is listed in a table format. Informatio n
	1835	includes t he namespa ce name an d namespac e type (On tylog, The saurus,
	1836	Connection , or Ontyl og Extensi on). An i ndicator r eferencing if each n amespace
	1837	is a local namespace (TRUE, FA LSE) is in cluded as well. For each list ed
	1838	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace, t he name of the Ontyl og subscri ption name space
	1839	to which i t is linke d is refer enced.
	1840
	1841	You can re size the t able colum ns. To ch ange the s ort for th e namespac e list, cl ick
	1842	the column header fo r the char acteristic (Namespac e, Type, L ocal, or E xtends)
	1843	on which y ou want to base the sort.
	1844	2. In the table list ing, click the names pace you w ant to vie w or modif y to highl ight
	1845	the row. The data i n the bott om portion of the wi ndow chang es to refl ect
	1846	informatio n from tha t namespac e.
	1847
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	1850
	1851
	1852	The namesp ace Name d isplays. This field is editab le for a l ocal names pace.
	1853	3. The ID for an exi sting name space is n ot editabl e, regardl ess of whe ther it is a
	1854	subscripti on or loca l namespac e. See th e Create a Local Nam espace dis cussion
	1855	for inform ation on a ssigning a namespace ID to a n ew local n amespace.
	1856	4. The Cod e provides additiona l namespac e identifi cation, an d can be f ormatted
	1857	however yo u want. T he Code fo r an exist ing namesp ace is not editable,
	1858	regardless of whethe r it is a subscripti on or loca l namespac e.
	1859	5. An auth ority indi cates the organizati on (e.g., U.S. Natio nal Librar y of
	1860	Medicine) that appro ved and/or certified a termino logy. For a local n amespace,
	1861	select an alternate, establish ed authori ty from th e Authorit y field dr opdown lis t.
	1862	Refer to t he Authori ty View an d Maintena nce discus sions for procedures on
	1863	viewing an d creating authoriti es.
	1864	6. A names pace is on e of four types: Ont ylog, Thes aurus, Con nection, o r Ontylog
	1865	Extension. Each nam espace may be a subs cription n amespace, or a local
	1866	namespace. Refer to the Overv iew discus sions unde r Namespac e Maintena nce
	1867	for more o n namespac e types.
	1868
	1869	Using the DTS Editor you can c reate an O ntylog Ext ension nam espace as an
	1870	extension of an Onty log subscr iption nam espace. I n the Exte nsion name space
	1871	you can cr eate new c oncepts fo r an Ontyl og subscri ption name space, the n classify
	1872	the Extens ion namesp ace agains t the link ed Ontylog subscript ion namesp ace.
	1873
	1874	Refer to t he Create and Mainta in Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Clas sify an
	1875	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespace di scussions in the Ont ylog Exten sion Names paces
	1876	and Extens ion Namesp ace Classi fication i n DTS docu ment for m ore on Ont ylog
	1877	Extension namespaces and class ification.
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	1880	A Thesauru s namespac e may be e ither a su bscription namespace or a loca l
	1881	namespace. Using th e DTS Edit or you can create a new local namespace as either
	1882	a Thesauru s or Conne ction name space. Fo r a local namespace, select th e type
	1883	of termino logy repre sented by this names pace from the Type f ield dropd own list.
	1884	7. If you are viewin g or editi ng informa tion for a n Ontylog Extension namespace,
	1885	the value in the Lin ked Namesp ace field reflects t he Ontylog subscript ion
	1886	namespace to which i t is linke d. The fi eld is bla nk for nam espaces ot her than
	1887	those of t he Ontylog Extension type. In the Names pace Edito r window, the
	1888	linked Ont ylog subsc ription na mespace is reference d in the E xtends col umn.
	1889
	1890	Refer to t he Create and Mainta in Ontylog Extension Namespace s and Clas sify an
	1891	Ontylog Ex tension Na mespace di scussions in the Ont ylog Exten sion Names paces
	1892	and Extens ion Namesp ace Classi fication i n DTS docu ment for m ore on Ont ylog
	1893	Extension namespaces and class ification.
	1894	8. The nam espace Per mission in dicates wh ether or n ot the nam espace is writable.
	1895	For a loca l namespac e, select the level of permiss ion (Read- Only or Re ad-
	1896	Write) in this names pace from the Permis sion field dropdown list. Sub scription
	1897	namespaces are Read- Only.
	1898	9. The nam espace Loc ality indi cates how the namesp ace data w as acquire d.
	1899	Subscripti on indicat es a load of namespa ce content into DTS through a
	1900	subscripti on import. Local in dicates th e namespac e was crea ted using the DTS
	1901	Editor, or loaded fr om TDE usi ng the Kno wledgebase Load util ity, for t he
	1902	purpose of creating and/or mai ntaining l ocal termi nology con tent. Thi s field is
	1903	not editab le for exi sting name spaces.
	1904	10. Click Apply (whi ch becomes enabled i f you make an edit) to update any
	1905	namespace edits. To ignore th e edits, c lick on an y other na mespace li sted in th e
	1906	table to d isplay inf ormation s pecific to that name space.
	1907	11. When y ou finish viewing/ed iting name spaces, cl ick Close to close t he Namespa ce
	1908	Editor win dow.
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	1911	Delete a L ocal Names pace
	1912	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing local namespace from your knowledgeb ase
	1913	(i.e., one that is n ot set as the curren t local na mespace). Note: You cannot de lete a loc al
	1914	namespace if you con nected to the DTS Ed itor using a secure socket ser ver connec tion
	1915	(the Delet e button i s disabled ). You mu st connect to the DT S Editor u sing a JDB C
	1916	connection or socket server co nnection i n order to delete an existing local name space.
	1917	Refer to t he Connect to DTS Ed itor discu ssions for connectio n procedur es.
	1918	1. To dele te an exis ting local namespace , select N amespace f rom the DT S Editor
	1919	Main windo w Tools me nu. The N amespace E ditor wind ow display s.
	1920
	1921
	1922
	1923	Informatio n for each existing namespace is listed in a table format. Informatio n
	1924	includes t he namespa ce name an d namespac e type (On tylog, The saurus,
	1925	Connection , or Ontyl og Extensi on). An i ndicator r eferencing if each n amespace
	1926	is a local namespace (TRUE, FA LSE) is in cluded as well. For each list ed
	1927	Ontylog Ex tension na mespace, t he name of the Ontyl og subscri ption name space
	1928	to which i t is linke d is refer enced.
	1929
	1930	To change the sort f or the nam espace lis t, click t he column header for the
	1931	characteri stic (Name space, Typ e, Local, or Extends ) on which you want to base
	1932	the sort.
	1933	2. In the namespace table list ing, click the names pace you w ant to del ete to hig hlight
	1934	the row. The data i n the bott om portion of the wi ndow chang es to refl ect
	1935	informatio n from tha t namespac e.
	1936	3. The Del ete option is not av ailable if you selec ted a subs cription n amespace.
	1937	Click the enabled De lete butto n if you s elected a local name space for deletion; a
	1938	confirmati on window similar to the follo wing displ ays.
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	1941
	1942
	1943	4. Click O K to delet e the name space from the knowl edgebase; the namesp ace is
	1944	deleted fr om the tab le on the Namespace Editor win dow. All concepts, terms,
	1945	and associ ations fro m the name space are deleted as well. Cl ick Cancel to ignore
	1946	the deleti on.
	1947
	1948	The DTS Ed itor will not permit you to de lete the c urrent loc al namespa ce. If yo u
	1949	select the current l ocal names pace for d eletion, a window li ke the fol lowing
	1950	displays .
	1951
	1952
	1953
	1954	Before you attempt t o delete t his namesp ace again, you must set an alt ernate loc al
	1955	namespace. Refer to the Curre nt Local N amespace d iscussion for instru ctions on
	1956	setting th e local na mespace.
	1957	5. Click C lose to cl ose the Na mespace Ed itor windo w.
	1958	Authority View and M aintenance
	1959	A namespac e authorit y indicate s the orga nization ( e.g., U.S. National Library of
	1960	Medicine, U.S. Medic al Terms R eview) tha t approved or certif ied a term inology. A
	1961	namespace authority must be sp ecified as part of e ach namesp ace defini tion.
	1962	Create an Authority
	1963	Follow thi s procedur e to creat e an autho rity that you can as sign to a local name space.
	1964	1. Click t he Authori ty field b utton on t he Namespa ce Editor floating w indow. Th e
	1965	Authority Editor win dow displa ys.
	1966
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	1970	2. Click N ew. The i nformation for the e xisting di splayed au thority is cleared.
	1971
	1972
	1973	3. Specify the name of the aut hority for a local n amespace i n the Name field.
	1974	4. In the ID field s pecify the ID number of the au thority fo r a local namespace. To
	1975	avoid usin g an ID va lue alread y reserved for use b y Apelon, enter an a uthority I D
	1976	number bet ween 1000 and 2000 ( inclusive) .
	1977	5. Click O K to updat e the know ledgebase with the n ew authori ty, or cli ck Cancel to
	1978	ignore the addition.
	1979	View an Ex isting Aut hority for a Local N amespace
	1980	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting, l ocal names pace autho rity.
	1981	1. For a l ocal names pace, clic k the Auth ority fiel d button o n the Name space Edit or
	1982	window. T he Authori ty Editor window dis plays.
	1983
	1984
	1985
	1986	The inform ation list ed is from the first authority in the kn owledgebas e, listed in
	1987	alphabetic al order.
	1988	2. From th e Authorit y field dr opdown lis t, select the author ity you wa nt to view (the
	1989	list is al phabetical ). The da ta in the window cha nges to re flect info rmation fr om
	1990	that autho rity.
	1991	3. The tit le for thi s authorit y displays in the Na me field.
	1992	4. The ide ntificatio n number a ssigned to this auth ority disp lays in th e ID field .
	1993	5. Click O K when you are throu gh viewing authority informati on, and to close the
	1994	Authority Editor win dow.
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	1997	Delete an Authority
	1998	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing author ity. Note that you can delete the
	1999	authority if it is u sed by edi table loca l namespac es only; y ou cannot delete the authority
	2000	if it is u sed by a s ubscriptio n namespac e, or by a read-only local nam espace.
	2001	1. Click t he Authori ty field b utton on t he Namespa ce Editor window. T he
	2002	Authority Editor win dow displa ys.
	2003
	2004
	2005
	2006	The inform ation list ed is from the first authority in the kn owledgebas e, listed in
	2007	alphabetic al order.
	2008	2. From th e Authorit y field dr opdown lis t, select the author ity you wa nt to dele te.
	2009	The data i n the wind ow changes to reflec t informat ion from t hat author ity.
	2010	3. Click D elete. A confirmati on window similar to the follo wing displ ays.
	2011
	2012
	2013	4. Click O K to delet e the auth ority from the knowl edgebase. Click Can cel to ign ore
	2014	the deleti on.
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	2017	Associatio n Maintena nce
	2018	This secti on include s basic pr ocedures f or creatin g and main taining as sociations between
	2019	concepts o r terms. An associa tion type (e.g., Rel ated To) i s assigned to each a ssociation
	2020	between co ncepts or terms to d efine the nature of the associ ation. An associati on may
	2021	also have a qualifie r, which p rovides ad ditional d etail rega rding the nature of the
	2022	associatio n (e.g., U sually). Procedures for creat ing and ma intaining associatio n types
	2023	and qualif iers are i ncluded as well.
	2024	In a writa ble namesp ace you ca n create a ssociation s between concepts a nd terms t hat
	2025	reside in one namesp ace (writa ble or not ) or creat e associat ions betwe en concept s and
	2026	terms acro ss namespa ces. Refe r to the C reate a Co ncept/Term Associati on Within a
	2027	Namespace and Map Co ncepts or Terms Acro ss Namespa ces discus sions for examples o f
	2028	these scen arios.
	2029	Associatio n Types
	2030	Each assoc iation you create be tween two concepts o r terms mu st be assi gned a spe cific
	2031	type to in dicate the nature of the link (e.g., one concept i s Broader Than the o ther, or i s
	2032	a Parent o f the othe r). The f ollowing p rocedures pertain to creating and mainta ining
	2033	associatio n types.
	2034	Create Ass ociation T ypes
	2035	Follow thi s procedur e to add o ne or more new assoc iation typ es to an e ditable
	2036	namespace.
	2037	1. Select Associatio n Types fr om the Too ls menu. The Associ ation Type Editor
	2038	window dis plays.
	2039
	2040
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	2044	Informatio n for each existing associatio n type is listed in a table fo rmat.
	2045	Informatio n includes the assoc iation typ e name, th e namespac e in which the
	2046	associatio n was crea ted, and a n indicato r that ref erences if the assoc iation typ e is
	2047	for a conn ection bet ween Two C oncepts, b etween a c oncept and a synonym
	2048	(Concept W ith Synony mous Term) or betwee n Two Term s.
	2049
	2050	To change the sort f or the ass ociation t ype list, click the column hea der for th e
	2051	characteri stic (Asso ciation Ty pe, Namesp ace, or Co nnects) on which you want
	2052	to base th e sort.
	2053	2. Click N ew. The f ields in t he lower p ortion of the window are enabl ed.
	2054	3. In the Name field , enter a name that identifies the type of associa tion you a re
	2055	creating.
	2056	4. The ass ociation t ype ID is generated automatica lly, and d isplayed i n the ID f ield.
	2057	You cannot modify th e generate d associat ion type I D.
	2058	5. The ass ociation t ype code i s generate d automati cally, and displayed in the Co de
	2059	field. Yo u cannot m odify the generated associatio n type cod e.
	2060	6. In the Namespace dropdown f ield, sele ct the loc al, editab le namespa ce in whic h
	2061	you are cr eating thi s associat ion type. Only loca l namespac es are inc luded in t he
	2062	list.
	2063	7. The val ue in the Connects d ropdown fi eld indica tes if the associati on type
	2064	represents a connect ion betwee n Two Conc epts, betw een a conc ept and a
	2065	synonym (C oncept Wit h Synonymo us Term) o r Two Term s. Select the kind of
	2066	connection this asso ciation ty pe represe nts.
	2067	8. The val ue in the Purpose dr opdown fie ld indicat es how ass ociations assigned t his
	2068	type will be used. Select Map ping when the associ ation is t o map conc epts or
	2069	terms acro ss namespa ces. Sele ct History when the associatio n is creat ed to
	2070	archive re lationship s between concepts o r terms (f or example , if a con cept is
	2071	expected t o be retir ed). Arbi trary (the default) applies fo r all othe r associat ions.
	2072	9. The Inv erse Name describes the invers e relation ship of th is associa tion, and
	2073	displays w hen you vi ew Inverse Concept A ssociation s (e.g., w hen you pe rform a
	2074	search). For exampl e, "Is Nar rower Than " is the i nverse of "Is Broade r Than."
	2075	10. Click Apply to u pdate the selected l ocal names pace with the new as sociation
	2076	type; the new associ ation type is added to the tab le on the Associatio n Type Edi tor
	2077	window. The Associ ation Type Editor wi ndow remai ns display ed; you ca n click
	2078	New again and create additiona l associat ion types in the loc al namespa ce.
	2079	11. When y ou finish creating a ssociation types, cl ick Close to close t he Associa tion
	2080	Type Edito r window.
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	2083	View and E dit an Ass ociation T ype
	2084	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting as sociation type that exists in
	2085	any namesp ace, and e dit the in formation if the ass ociation t ype was cr eated in a local,
	2086	writable n amespace.
	2087	1. Select Associatio n Types fr om the Too ls menu. The Associ ation Type Editor
	2088	window dis plays.
	2089
	2090
	2091
	2092	Informatio n for each existing associatio n type is listed in a table fo rmat, in
	2093	columns th at you can resize. Informatio n includes the assoc iation typ e name, th e
	2094	namespace in which t he associa tion was c reated, an d an indic ator that references
	2095	if the ass ociation t ype is for a connect ion betwee n Two Conc epts, betw een a
	2096	concept an d a synony m (Concept With Syno nymous Ter m) or betw een Two
	2097	Terms.
	2098
	2099	To change the sort f or the ass ociation t ype list, click the column hea der for th e
	2100	characteri stic (Asso ciation Ty pe, Namesp ace, or Co nnects) on which you want
	2101	to base th e sort.
	2102	2. In the associatio n type tab le listing , click th e associat ion type y ou want to view or
	2103	modify to highlight the row. The lower portion of the windo w changes to reflect
	2104	informatio n from tha t associat ion type. If the as sociation type you s elected wa s
	2105	created in a subscri ption name space, non e of the f ields are editable. If the
	2106	associatio n type was created i n a local, writable namespace, the edita ble fields are
	2107	enabled.
	2108	3. In the Name field , modify t he associa tion type name, as n ecessary.
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	2111	4. The ID that was g enerated w hen the as sociation type was c reated dis plays; the ID
	2112	is not edi table, for any type of namespa ce.
	2113	5. The ass ociation t ype Code t hat was ge nerated wh en the ass ociation t ype was
	2114	created di splays; th e code is not editab le, for an y type of namespace.
	2115	6. The Nam espace in which the associatio n type was created i s not edit able, for any
	2116	type of na mespace.
	2117	7. The val ue in the Connects d ropdown fi eld indica tes if the associati on type
	2118	represents a connect ion betwee n Two Conc epts, betw een a conc ept and a
	2119	synonym (C oncept Wit h Synonymo us Term), or Two Ter ms. The v alue in th e
	2120	Connects f ield is ed itable as long as th is is an a ssociation type that was creat ed in
	2121	a writable namespace , and no c oncepts ex ist that h ave this a ssociation type.
	2122	8. The val ue in the Purpose dr opdown fie ld indicat es how ass ociations assigned t his
	2123	type will be used. Select Map ping when the associ ation is t o map conc epts or
	2124	terms acro ss namespa ces. Sele ct History when the associatio n is creat ed to
	2125	archive re lationship s between concepts o r terms. Arbitrary (the defau lt) applie s
	2126	for all ot her associ ation type s.
	2127	9. The Inv erse Name describes the invers e relation ship of th is associa tion, and
	2128	displays w hen you vi ew Inverse Concept A ssociation s (e.g., d uring a se arch).
	2129	For exampl e, "Is Nar rower Than " is the i nverse of "Is Broade r Than."
	2130	10. Click Apply (whi ch becomes enabled i f you make an edit) to update the select ed
	2131	local name space with the assoc iation typ e edits; t he Associa tion Type Editor
	2132	window rem ains displ ayed for a dditional edits and/ or additio ns.
	2133
	2134	To ignore the edits, click on any other associatio n type lis ted in the table to
	2135	display in formation specific t o that ass ociation t ype. When the confi rmation
	2136	window sim ilar to th e followin g displays , click No to procee d without update of
	2137	the edits.
	2138
	2139
	2140	11. Click Close to c lose the A ssociation Type Edit or window.
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	2143	Delete an Associatio n Type
	2144	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing associ ation type that was created in a local,
	2145	writable n amespace. If there are associ ations tha t exist wi th this as sociation type, you
	2146	will not b e permitte d to delet e the asso ciation ty pe.
	2147	1. Select Associatio n Types fr om the Too ls menu. The Associ ation Type Editor
	2148	window dis plays.
	2149
	2150
	2151
	2152	Informatio n for each existing associatio n type is listed in a table fo rmat, in
	2153	columns th at you can resize. Informatio n includes the assoc iation typ e name, th e
	2154	namespace in which t he associa tion was c reated, an d an indic ator that references
	2155	if the ass ociation t ype is for a connect ion betwee n Two Conc epts, betw een a
	2156	concept an d a synony m (Concept With Syno nymous Ter m) or betw een Two
	2157	Terms.
	2158
	2159	To change the sort f or the ass ociation t ype list, click the column hea der for th e
	2160	characteri stic (Asso ciation Ty pe, Namesp ace, or Co nnects) on which you want
	2161	to base th e sort.
	2162	2. In the associatio n type tab le listing , click th e associat ion type y ou want to delete
	2163	to highlig ht the row . The low er portion of the wi ndow chang es to refl ect
	2164	informatio n from tha t associat ion type.
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	2167	3. Click D elete. A window sim ilar to th e followin g displays if associ ations wit h this
	2168	type exist in a loca l namespac e.
	2169
	2170
	2171
	2172	As long as associati ons of thi s type exi st, you wi ll not be permitted to delete the
	2173	associatio n type. I f no assoc iations wi th this ty pe exist, a delete c onfirmatio n
	2174	window sim ilar to th e followin g displays .
	2175
	2176
	2177
	2178	Click OK t o delete t he associa tion type from the n amespace i n which it was
	2179	created; t he associa tion type is removed from the table on t he Associa tion Type
	2180	Editor win dow. Clic k Cancel t o ignore t he deletio n.
	2181	4. Click C lose to cl ose the As sociation Type Edito r window.
	2182	Associatio n Qualifie r Types
	2183	For each a ssociation you can s pecify (op tionally) an establi shed quali fier type and
	2184	value. Fo r an assoc iation typ e, a quali fier provi des additi onal detai l regardin g the natu re
	2185	of a conce pt or term associati on (for ex ample, the origin of an associ ation, or the degree
	2186	of accurac y of a map ping betwe en concept s, such as Usually). You can assign a q ualifier
	2187	type and v alue to ea ch associa tion betwe en concept s or terms . The fol lowing pro cedures
	2188	pertain to creating and mainta ining qual ifier type s.
	2189	Create Ass ociation Q ualifier T ypes
	2190	Follow thi s procedur e to add o ne or more new assoc iation qua lifier typ es to a lo cal,
	2191	editable n amespace.
	2192	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2193	displays.
	2194
	2195
	2196
	2197
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	2201
	2202
	2203	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2204	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2205	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2206
	2207	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2208	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences the kind of as sociation it
	2209	qualifies, either Co ncept Asso ciation or Term Asso ciation (t he Concept
	2210	Property a nd Term Pr operty val ues relate to qualif ier types for concep t and
	2211	term prope rties). T o change t he sort fo r the qual ifier type list, cli ck the col umn
	2212	header for the chara cteristic (Qualifier Type, Nam espace, or Qualifies ) on
	2213	which you want to ba se the sor t.
	2214	2. Click N ew. The f ields in t he lower p ortion of the window are enabl ed.
	2215	3. Specify a name fo r the new associatio n qualifie r type in the Name f ield.
	2216	4. The qua lifier typ e ID is ge nerated au tomaticall y, and dis played in the ID fie ld.
	2217	You cannot modify th e generate d qualifie r type ID.
	2218	5. The qua lifier typ e code is generated automatica lly, and d isplayed i n the Code
	2219	field. Yo u cannot m odify the generated qualifier type code.
	2220	6. From th e Namespac e field dr opdown lis t, select the local namespace to which t his
	2221	associatio n qualifie r type sho uld be wri tten. Sin ce a quali fier type can be wri tten
	2222	to editabl e namespac es only, o nly these namespaces are inclu ded in the list.
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	2225	7. The val ue you sel ect in the Qualifies field dro pdown list indicates the kind of
	2226	associatio n this qua lifier typ e will qua lify. Sel ect Concep t Associat ion for a
	2227	qualifier of an asso ciation be tween two concepts, or Term As sociation for a
	2228	qualifier of an asso ciation be tween two terms. (T he Concept Property and
	2229	Term Prope rty option s relate t o qualifie r types fo r concept and term p roperties. )
	2230	8. Click A pply to up date the s elected lo cal namesp ace with t he new ass ociation
	2231	qualifier type; the new qualif ier type i s added to the table on the Qu alifier Ty pe
	2232	Editor win dow. The Qualifier Type Edito r window r emains dis played; cl ick New
	2233	again to c reate addi tional ass ociation q ualifier t ypes in th e local na mespace.
	2234	9. Click C lose to cl ose the Qu alifier Ty pe Editor window.
	2235	View and E dit an Ass ociation Q ualifier T ype
	2236	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting as sociation qualifier type, and
	2237	to perform any requi red edits.
	2238	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2239	displays.
	2240
	2241
	2242
	2243	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2244	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2245	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2246
	2247	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2248	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences the kind of as sociation it
	2249	qualifies, either Co ncept Asso ciation or Term Asso ciation (t he Concept
	2250	Property a nd Term Pr operty opt ions relat e to quali fier types for conce pt and
	2251	term prope rties).
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	2254	To change the sort f or the qua lifier typ e list, cl ick the co lumn heade r for the
	2255	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e, or Qual ifies) on which you want to
	2256	base the s ort.
	2257	2. In the qualifier type table listing, click the associatio n qualifie r type you want to
	2258	view or mo dify to hi ghlight th e row. Th e data in the bottom portion o f the
	2259	window cha nges to re flect info rmation fo r that ass ociation q ualifier.
	2260
	2261	If the ass ociation q ualifier t ype was cr eated in a local (wr itable) na mespace, y ou
	2262	can modify the quali fier type Name, as n eeded. Th e Name is not editab le if the
	2263	associatio n qualifie r type is from a sub scription namespace.
	2264	3. The ID generated for the as sociation qualifier type when it was cre ated displ ays.
	2265	The field is not edi table.
	2266	4. The Cod e generate d for the associatio n qualifie r type whe n it was c reated
	2267	displays. The field is not ed itable.
	2268	5. The Nam espace in which this associati on qualifi er type wa s created displays. The
	2269	field is n ot editabl e.
	2270	6. The val ue in the Qualifies field indi cates the kind of as sociation this type qualifies
	2271	(the field is not ed itable, re gardless o f the name space in w hich the q ualifier t ype
	2272	was create d). Conce pt Associa tion repre sents a qu alifier of an associ ation
	2273	between tw o concepts ; Term Ass ociation r epresents a qualifie r of an as sociation
	2274	between tw o terms. (The Conce pt Propert y and Term Property options re late
	2275	to qualifi er types f or concept and term properties ; these op tions are addressed in
	2276	the Proper ties discu ssions.).
	2277	7. Click A pply (whic h becomes enabled if you make an edit) t o update t he selecte d
	2278	local name space with the assoc iation qua lifier typ e edits; t he Qualifi er Type
	2279	Editor win dow remain s displaye d if you w ant to vie w or edit other qual ifier type s.
	2280
	2281	To ignore the edits, click on any other associatio n qualifie r type lis ted in the table
	2282	to display informati on specifi c to that associatio n type. W hen the co nfirmation
	2283	window sim ilar to th e followin g displays , click No to procee d without update of
	2284	the edits.
	2285
	2286
	2287	8. Click C lose to cl ose the Qu alifier Ty pe Editor window.
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	2290	Delete an Associatio n Qualifie r Type
	2291	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing associ ation qual ifier type from a lo cal
	2292	namespace. The asso ciation qu alifier ty pe must ha ve been cr eated in a local (i. e.,
	2293	writable) namespace in order f or you to delete it.
	2294	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2295	displays.
	2296
	2297
	2298
	2299	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2300	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2301	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2302
	2303	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2304	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences the kind of as sociation it
	2305	qualifies, either Co ncept Asso ciation or Term Asso ciation (t he Concept
	2306	Property a nd Term Pr operty opt ions relat e to quali fier types for conce pt and
	2307	term prope rties).
	2308
	2309	To change the sort f or the qua lifier typ e list, cl ick the co lumn heade r for the
	2310	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e, or Qual ifies) on which you want to
	2311	base the s ort.
	2312	2. In the qualifier type table listing, click the associatio n qualifie r type you want to
	2313	delete to highlight the row. The lower portion of the windo w changes to reflect
	2314	informatio n from tha t associat ion qualif ier type.
	2315	3. Click D elete. If the assoc iation qua lifier typ e you sele cted for d eletion is from a
	2316	non-writab le namespa ce, a mess age window displays indicating that you cannot
	2317	delete tha t type.
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	2320
	2321
	2322	Click OK, then selec t an assoc iation qua lifier typ e from a w ritable na mespace an d
	2323	click Dele te.
	2324
	2325	Note: If t he qualifi er type ha s been ass igned to o ne or more associati ons in a l ocal
	2326	namespace, a window displays i ndicating that you w ill not be permitted to delete
	2327	this quali fier type. Click OK to exit t he delete process. If there a re no
	2328	associatio ns that ha ve been as signed thi s qualifie r type, a delete con firmation
	2329	window sim ilar to th e followin g displays .
	2330
	2331
	2332	4. Click O K to delet e the asso ciation qu alifier ty pe from th e namespac e; the
	2333	associatio n qualifie r type is removed fr om the tab le on the Qualifier Type Edito r
	2334	window. C lick Cance l to ignor e the dele tion.
	2335	Create Ass ociations
	2336	Follow thi s procedur e when you want to a dd one or more new a ssociation s between two
	2337	existing c oncepts or terms in a local na mespace. You also c an add an associatio n
	2338	between co ncepts or terms in a subscript ion namesp ace, provi ded the de sired asso ciation
	2339	type (and optional q ualifier t ype) was c reated in the curren t local na mespace.
	2340	1. Select Associatio ns from th e Tools me nu, or cli ck the Ass ociation E ditor icon
	2341	on the DTS Editor Ma in window toolbar. The Associ ation Edit or window
	2342	displays.
	2343
	2344
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	2347	2. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w (e.g., C oncept Tre e panel) d rag the
	2348	from conce pt in the From/To as sociation, then drop it into t he From
	2349	Concept/Te rm field o n the Asso ciation Ed itor windo w. The na me of the
	2350	concept/te rm display s; the nam espace in which it w as created displays in bracket s.
	2351	3. A new a ssociation is writte n to the l ocal names pace where the assoc iation typ e
	2352	was create d. From t he Associa tion Type field drop down list, select th e type of
	2353	associatio n (e.g., B roader Tha n, Narrowe r Than) yo u are crea ting betwe en the
	2354	concepts o r terms. Only assoc iation typ es from th e current local name space are
	2355	listed, al phabetical ly. Refer to the As sociation Types disc ussions.
	2356
	2357	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	2358	Associatio n Type fie ld dropdow n list by creating a pre-defin ed, filter ed list of
	2359	types. Wh en you att empt to se lect an as sociation type from the Associ ation Type
	2360	field drop down list, or select an altern ate associ ation type , only the pre-selec ted
	2361	types disp lay in the list. Re fer to the Filter As sociation Types disc ussion.
	2362	4. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w, drag th e target c oncept/ter m in the
	2363	associatio n in the T o Concept/ Term dropd own field. The name of the to
	2364	concept/te rm display s; the nam espace in which it w as created displays in bracket s.
	2365
	2366
	2367	5. For eac h associat ion you ca n add one or more qu alifiers, each of wh ich consis ts of
	2368	an establi shed assoc iation qua lifier typ e and valu e. Qualif iers provi de additio nal
	2369	detail reg arding the nature of a concept or term a ssociation (e.g., Us ually).
	2370
	2371	From the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist, selec t a qualif ier type t o assign t o
	2372	this assoc iation. T he list re flects ass ociation q ualifier t ypes that were creat ed in
	2373	the same l ocal names pace where the selec ted associ ation type was creat ed (refer
	2374	to the Ass ociation Q ualifier T ypes discu ssions).
	2375	6. For the qualifier (type) yo u selected for this associatio n, specify the assoc iation
	2376	qualifier value in t he Qualifi er Value f ield. For each asso ciation yo u can crea te
	2377	multiple q ualifiers of differe nt types, or create occurrence s of the s ame qualif ier
	2378	type, each with a se parate val ue. Click Add after you speci fy the Qua lifier Typ e
	2379	and Qualif ier Value; both are added to t he display area in t he lower p ortion of the
	2380	window. N ote the il lustration .
	2381
	2382
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	2385	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the asso ciation,
	2386	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	2387	displayed associatio n qualifie r type/val ue combina tions, cli ck Clear.
	2388
	2389	As is the case for a ssociation types, yo u have the option of filtering the
	2390	associatio n qualifie r types th at are ava ilable fro m the Qual ifier Type field
	2391	dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list of ty pes. When you attem pt
	2392	to select a qualifie r type fro m the Qual ifier Type field dro pdown list , or selec t an
	2393	alternate Qualifier type, only the pre-s elected ty pes will b e included in the li st.
	2394	Refer to t he Filter Associatio n Qualifie r Types di scussion l ater in th is section .
	2395	7. Click A pply to ad d the new associatio n. If you added thi s associat ion for a
	2396	concept/te rm in a su bscription namespace , then you later vie w the conc ept/term
	2397	(e.g., on the Concep t/Term Det ails panel ) the asso ciation wi ll display in italic s to
	2398	indicate t hat it was added as local cont ent for th e subscrip tion names pace.
	2399
	2400	The Associ ation Type Editor wi ndow remai ns display ed. You c an click N ew
	2401	again and create add itional as sociations in the lo cal namesp ace.
	2402	8. Click C lose to cl ose the As sociation Editor win dow.
	2403	Filter Ass ociation T ypes
	2404	You can fi lter the l ist of ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he Associa tion Type
	2405	dropdown f ield. Usi ng the fil tered list may simpl ify data e ntry if yo u are crea ting many
	2406	associatio ns at one time.
	2407	1. To filt er the ass ociation t ype list, click the Associatio n Type fie ld button on the
	2408	Associatio n Editor w indow.
	2409
	2410
	2411
	2412	The Filter Associati on Types w indow disp lays.
	2413
	2414
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	2417	In the tab le in the top portio n of the w indow, ass ociation t ypes from all local
	2418	namespaces for which the user has been g ranted edi t permissi on are lis ted
	2419	alphabetic ally for C oncept ass ociations (the defau lt) or Ter m associat ions (clic k
	2420	Terms at t he top of the window ). Refer to the Cre ate User/A ssign Name space
	2421	Permission s discussi on in the DTS Server Operation s Guide fo r procedur es on
	2422	assigning namespace edit permi ssions to a user.
	2423
	2424	Each assoc iation typ e name is listed, al ong with t he namespa ce where t he type
	2425	was create d. To cha nge the li st sort, c lick the c olumn head er for the character istic
	2426	(Associati on Type, N amespace) on which y ou want th e sort bas ed.
	2427	2. In the associatio n type tab le in the upper port ion of the window, c lick one o f the
	2428	desired as sociation types to h ighlight i t for sele ction (you must sele ct each
	2429	associatio n type ind ividually) .
	2430	3. Click A dd. The t ype you se lected is added to t he Filtere d Associat ion Types
	2431	area; the namespace where the associatio n type was created a lso is lis ted.
	2432
	2433
	2434	4. To remo ve an indi vidual ass ociation t ype from t he filtere d list, hi ghlight th e
	2435	appropriat e line in the Filter ed Associa tion Types area and click Remo ve. To
	2436	clear all displayed associatio n types fr om the fil tered list , click Cl ear.
	2437	5. When yo u are sati sfied with your filt ered list selections , click OK . Those f iltered
	2438	associatio n types, t hat also a re in the current lo cal namesp ace, will be the onl y
	2439	ones liste d in the A ssociation Type fiel d dropdown list on t he Associa tion Edito r
	2440	window. I f the filt ered list includes n o associat ion types from the c urrent loc al
	2441	namespace, then no t ypes are l isted in t he Associa tion Type field drop down list.
	2442
	2443	Based on t he selecti ons in the previous illustrati on, the as sociation types Chil d Of
	2444	and Relate d To would be listed in the As sociation Type field dropdown list (the
	2445	filtered a ssociation types are in the cu rrent loca l namespac e).
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	2449
	2450
	2451	To select a new set of filtere d associat ion types for the li st, click the Associ ation
	2452	Type field button ag ain and se lect from the Filter Associati on Types w indow.
	2453	Filter Ass ociation Q ualifier T ypes
	2454	You can fi lter the l ist of ass ociation q ualifier t ypes that are availa ble from t he Qualifi er
	2455	Type dropd own field. Using th e filtered list may simplify d ata entry if you are entering
	2456	many quali fiers at o ne time.
	2457	1. To filt er the ass ociation q ualifier t ype list, click the Qualifier Type field button on
	2458	the Associ ation Edit or window.
	2459
	2460
	2461
	2462	The Filter Qualifier Types win dow displa ys.
	2463
	2464
	2465
	2466	In the tab le in the top portio n of the w indow, ass ociation q ualifier t ypes from all
	2467	local name spaces for which the user has been assig ned edit p ermission are listed
	2468	alphabetic ally for C oncepts (t he default ) or Terms (click Te rms at the top of th e
	2469	window). Refer to t he Create User/Assig n Namespac e Permissi ons discus sion in
	2470	the DTS Se rver Opera tions Guid e for proc edures on assigning namespace edit
	2471	permission s to a use r.
	2472
	2473	Each assoc iation qua lifier typ e name is listed, as well as t he namespa ce where t he
	2474	type was c reated. T o change t he list so rt, click the column header fo r the
	2475	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e) on whic h you want the sort based.
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	2478	2. In the qualifier type table in the up per portio n of the w indow, cli ck one of the
	2479	desired as sociation qualifier types to h ighlight i t for sele ction (you must sele ct
	2480	each type individual ly).
	2481	3. Click A dd. The a ssociation qualifier type you selected i s added to the Filte red
	2482	Qualifier Types area in the lo wer portio n of the w indow; the namespace where
	2483	the qualif ier type w as created also is l isted.
	2484
	2485
	2486	4. To remo ve an indi vidual ass ociation q ualifier t ype from t he filtere d list, hi ghlight
	2487	the approp riate line in the Fi ltered Qua lifier Typ es area an d click Re move. To
	2488	clear all displayed qualifier types from the filte red list, click Clea r.
	2489	5. When yo u are sati sfied with the selec tions in t he filtere d list, cl ick OK.
	2490
	2491	Those filt ered assoc iation qua lifier typ es that ar e in the c urrent loc al namespa ce,
	2492	and that a lso match the Associ ation Type local nam espace, wi ll be the only ones
	2493	listed in the Qualif ier Type f ield dropd own list o n the Asso ciation E ditor
	2494	window. I f the filt ered list includes n o associat ion qualif ier types from the c urrent
	2495	local name space that also matc h the Asso ciation Ty pe local n amespace, then no
	2496	types are listed in the Associ ation Type field dro pdown list .
	2497
	2498	Based on t he selecti ons in the previous illustrati on, the ty pes Pendin g Review
	2499	and Usuall y would be listed in the Quali fier Type field drop down list (the
	2500	Associatio n Type and these fil tered type s are in t he current local nam espace).
	2501
	2502
	2503
	2504	To select a new set of filtere d qualifie r types fo r the list , click th e Qualifie r Type
	2505	field butt on again a nd make yo ur selecti ons on the Filter Qu alifier Ty pes window .
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	2508	Synonym Ma intenance
	2509	Any concep t, in any namespace, can have one or mor e synonymo us terms. In DTS, a
	2510	term is an occurrenc e of a cha racter str ing in a n amespace ( i.e., term inology). However,
	2511	an identic al string can have d ifferent m eanings wi thin, or a cross, nam espaces.
	2512	For exampl e, Cold ca n indicate a tempera ture refer ence, and cold can i ndicate an
	2513	infection. If you w anted to e stablish a relations hip betwee n the conc ept Respir atory
	2514	Infection and the te rm cold (t he illness ) you coul d establis h cold as a synonym of
	2515	Respirator y Infectio n.
	2516	This secti on include s procedur es for cre ating and maintainin g associat ions betwe en
	2517	concepts a nd synonym ous terms. A synony m always p airs a con cept with a synonymo us
	2518	term (neve r a concep t with a c oncept, or a term wi th a term) .
	2519	You must a ssign an e stablished associati on type (e .g., Assoc . Concept w/Synon. T erm)
	2520	to each sy nonymous a ssociation between c oncepts an d terms. You can cr eate
	2521	associatio ns between concepts and terms that resid e in the s ame namesp ace, or ac ross
	2522	namespaces .
	2523	Create Syn onyms
	2524	Follow thi s procedur e when you want to c reate a re lationship (i.e., an associati on)
	2525	between a concept an d one or m ore synony mous terms . You can create th e relation ship
	2526	between th e concept and the sy nonymous t erm if the concept i s in a sub scription
	2527	namespace, provided the desire d associat ion type, and option al qualifi er type, w ere
	2528	created in the curre nt local n amespace.
	2529	1. Select Synonyms f rom the To ols menu. The Synon ym Editor window dis plays.
	2530
	2531
	2532	2. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w (e.g., C oncept Tre e panel) d rag the
	2533	concept/te rm for whi ch you are establish ing a syno nym, then drop it in to Concept
	2534	field on t he Synonym Editor wi ndow. The name of t he concept /term disp lays; the
	2535	namespace in which i t was crea ted displa ys in brac kets.
	2536	3. A new ( synonymous ) associat ion betwee n the conc ept and th e term you select
	2537	will be wr itten to t he local n amespace w here the a ssociation type was created.
	2538
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	2541	From the S ynonym Typ e field dr opdown lis t, select the type o f associat ion (e.g.,
	2542	Concept to Term Asso c) you are creating between th e concept and the te rm you
	2543	intend to select.
	2544
	2545	Note that this alpha betized li st include s only ass ociation t ypes that represent a
	2546	connection between a concept a nd a synon ymous term , created in the cur rent
	2547	local name space (whi ch display s in brack ets). Ref er to the Associatio n Types
	2548	discussion s.
	2549
	2550	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	2551	Synonym Ty pe field d ropdown li st by crea ting a pre -defined, filtered l ist of typ es.
	2552	When you a ttempt to select an associatio n type fro m the Syno nym Type f ield
	2553	dropdown l ist, or se lect an al ternate as sociation type, only the pre-s elected
	2554	associatio n types wi ll be incl uded in th e list. R efer to th e Filter A ssociation Types
	2555	discussion earlier i n the guid e for inst ructions o n creating a filtere d list of
	2556	associatio ns types b etween con cepts and synonymous terms.
	2557	4. From on e of the o ther displ ay windows or panels , drag the term you want to
	2558	establish as a synon ym, and dr op it into the Term field on t he Synonym Editor
	2559	window. T he term di splays, wi th the nam espace in which it w as created
	2560	displayed in bracket s.
	2561
	2562
	2563
	2564	If you wou ld rather create a n ew term to establish as a syno nym, click Create
	2565	New Term. The Creat e New Term window di splays.
	2566
	2567
	2568
	2569	Specify th e Name of the new sy nonymous t erm. From the Names pace field
	2570	dropdown l ist, selec t the loca l, editabl e namespac e in which it will r eside (loc al
	2571	namespaces are liste d alphabet ically).
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	2574	If the con cept for w hich you a re creatin g a synony mous term is from a
	2575	subscripti on namespa ce, you sh ould creat e the syno nymous ter m in the c urrent
	2576	local name space. Th e synonym you are ad ding is a New Term ( the only o ption).
	2577	Click OK.
	2578	5. In the event mult iple synon yms exist for a spec ific conce pt, you ca n designat e that
	2579	one of the synonyms Is Preferr ed. Click the Is Pr eferred fi eld checkb ox on the
	2580	Synonym Ed itor windo w to desig nate this synonym as the prefe rred synon ym.
	2581	6. Click A pply to ad d the syno nym to the (editable ) namespac e.
	2582	7. Click C lose to cl ose the Sy nonym Edit or window.
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	2585	Property M aintenance
	2586	A property is a piec e of user- defined in formation that can b e linked t o a concep t or term,
	2587	and can be used for any purpos e. For ex ample, a p roperty ca n be a tex tual defin ition for a
	2588	concept, o r can iden tify the s ource term inology wh ere a term originate d.
	2589	A property type (i.e ., definit ion) is as signed to each prope rty to def ine the na ture of th e
	2590	property. One or mo re qualifi er types a nd values can be ass igned to e ach proper ty as
	2591	well. Pro cedures fo r creating propertie s, propert y types, a nd propert y qualifie r types ar e
	2592	included i n the foll owing disc ussions.
	2593	Property T ypes
	2594	Create Pro perty Type s
	2595	Follow thi s procedur e to add a new prope rty type t o a local namespace. You then can
	2596	assign the property type to a concept in any local namespace , or add t he propert y type (as
	2597	local cont ent) for a concept i n a subscr iption nam espace.
	2598	1. Select Property T ypes from the Tools menu. The Property Type Edito r window
	2599	displays.
	2600
	2601
	2602
	2603	Informatio n for each existing property t ype is lis ted in a t able forma t, in colu mns
	2604	you can re size. Inf ormation i ncludes th e property type name , the name space in
	2605	which the property t ype was cr eated, and an indica tor that r eferences if the
	2606	property t ype is for a propert y assigned to a Conc ept or a T erm.
	2607
	2608	To change the sort f or the pro perty type list, cli ck the col umn header for the
	2609	characteri stic (Prop erty Type, Namespace , or Attac hes To) on which you want
	2610	to base th e sort.
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	2613	2. Click N ew. The i nformation displayed in the lo wer portio n of the w indow for the
	2614	existing p roperty ty pe is clea red.
	2615	3. In the Name field , specify the name f or the new property type.
	2616	4. The pro perty type ID is gen erated aut omatically , and disp layed in t he ID fiel d.
	2617	You cannot modify th e generate d property type ID.
	2618	5. The pro perty type code is g enerated a utomatical ly, and di splayed in the Code
	2619	field. Yo u cannot m odify the generated property t ype code.
	2620	6. From th e Namespac e field dr opdown lis t, select the local namespace in which t his
	2621	property t ype will b e created. The list includes only local , writable namespace s.
	2622	7. From th e Attaches To field dropdown l ist, indic ate if the property type is fo r
	2623	properties that you will assig n to a Con cept or a Term.
	2624	8. The Val ue Size re fers to th e maximum length of a property value tha t can be
	2625	assigned t o this pro perty type . For a p roperty ty pe that at taches to a concept,
	2626	select (fr om the fie ld dropdow n list) fr om the opt ions Index able, Sear chable, an d
	2627	Big.
	2628
	2629	Indexable properties are up to 749 chara cters in l ength, and provide f or the fas test
	2630	access; pr operty typ es that at tach to te rms have a value siz e of Index able.
	2631	Searchable propertie s are up t o 4000 cha racters.
	2632
	2633	A Value Si ze of Big designates a propert y type val ue charact er string of more th an
	2634	4000 chara cters. A Big proper ty is not searchable .
	2635	9. For a p roperty ty pe that at taches to a concept, select (f rom the Wo rd Searcha ble
	2636	field drop down list) from the options Wo rd Searcha ble and No t Word
	2637	Searchable .
	2638
	2639	Designatin g a proper ty type as word sear chable is the first step in en abling a w ord
	2640	match sear ch on conc ept proper ties of th is type. Property t ypes that attach to
	2641	terms have a value o f Not Word Searchabl e.
	2642
	2643	After conc ept proper ties of th is type ha ve been cr eated, the Knowledge base
	2644	Administra tor must r un the KB Admin util ity. Refe r to the C onfigure W ord
	2645	Match Sear ch discuss ion in the Knowledge base Admin istrators Guide.
	2646	10. Click Apply to u pdate the selected l ocal names pace with the new pr operty typ e;
	2647	the new pr operty typ e is added to the ta ble on the Property Type Edito r window.
	2648	The Proper ty Type Ed itor windo w remains displayed; you can c lick New a gain
	2649	and create additiona l property types in a local na mespace.
	2650	11. When y ou finish creating p roperty ty pes, click Close to close the Property T ype
	2651	Editor win dow.
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	2654	View and E dit a Prop erty Type
	2655	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting pr operty typ e in any
	2656	namespace, and edit the inform ation if i t was crea ted in a l ocal, writ able names pace.
	2657	1. Click P roperty Ty pes on the DTS Edito r Main win dow’s Tool s menu. T he
	2658	Property T ype Editor window di splays.
	2659
	2660
	2661
	2662	Informatio n for each existing property t ype is lis ted in a t able forma t, in colu mns
	2663	you can re size. Inf ormation i ncludes th e property type name , the name space in
	2664	which the property t ype was cr eated, and an indica tor that r eferences if the
	2665	property t ype is for a propert y assigned to a Conc ept or a T erm.
	2666
	2667	To change the sort f or the pro perty type list, cli ck the col umn header for the
	2668	characteri stic (Prop erty Type, Namespace , or Attac hes To) on which you want
	2669	to base th e sort.
	2670	2. Click t he propert y type you want to v iew or mod ify to hig hlight the row. The
	2671	lower port ion of the window ch anges to r eflect inf ormation f rom that t ype.
	2672	If the pro perty type you selec ted was cr eated in a subscript ion namesp ace, none of
	2673	the fields are edita ble. If t he propert y type was created i n a local, writable
	2674	namespace, the edita ble fields are enabl ed.
	2675	3. In the Name field , modify t he propert y type nam e, as nece ssary.
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	2678	4. The ID code gener ated for t he propert y type whe n it was c reated dis plays. Th e ID
	2679	is not edi table, reg ardless of the names pace in wh ich the pr operty typ e was
	2680	created.
	2681	5. The Cod e generate d for the property t ype when i t was crea ted displa ys; the co de
	2682	is not edi table, reg ardless of the names pace in wh ich the ty pe was cre ated.
	2683	6. The Nam espace in which the property t ype was cr eated is n ot editabl e, for any
	2684	type of na mespace.
	2685	7. The Att aches To v alue indic ates if th e property type is f or propert ies that y ou will
	2686	assign to a Concept, or a Term . The fie ld is not editable i f the prop erty type is in
	2687	use curren tly for a concept or a term.
	2688	8. The Val ue Size re fers to th e maximum length of a property value tha t can be
	2689	assigned t o this pro perty type (Indexabl e, Searcha ble, and B ig). The field is n ot
	2690	editable i f the prop erty type is in use currently for a conc ept or a t erm.
	2691	9. In the Word Searc hable fiel d dropdown list, the options a re Word Se archable
	2692	and Not Wo rd Searcha ble. The field is n ot editabl e, regardl ess of the namespace
	2693	in which t he propert y type was created.
	2694	10. Click Apply (whi ch becomes enabled i f you make an edit) to update the
	2695	namespace with the e dits. The Property Type Edito r window r emains dis played
	2696	for additi onal edits and/or ad ditions.
	2697
	2698	To ignore the edits, click on any other property t ype listed in the ta ble to dis play
	2699	informatio n specific to that p roperty ty pe. When the confir mation win dow simila r
	2700	to the fol lowing dis plays, cli ck No to p roceed wit hout updat e of the e dits.
	2701
	2702
	2703	11. Click Close to c lose the P roperty Ty pe Editor window.
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	2706	Delete a P roperty Ty pe
	2707	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing proper ty type fr om a local namespace .
	2708	1. Click P roperty Ty pes on the DTS Edito r Main win dow’s Tool s menu. T he
	2709	Property T ype Editor window di splays.
	2710
	2711
	2712
	2713	Informatio n for each existing property t ype is lis ted in a t able forma t, in colu mns
	2714	you can re size. Inf ormation i ncludes th e property type name , the name space in
	2715	which the property t ype was cr eated, and an indica tor that r eferences if the
	2716	property t ype is for a propert y assigned to a Conc ept or a T erm.
	2717
	2718	To change the sort f or the pro perty type list, cli ck the col umn header for the
	2719	characteri stic (Prop erty Type, Namespace , or Attac hes To) on which you want
	2720	to base th e sort.
	2721	2. Click t he propert y type you want to d elete to h ighlight t he row. T he lower p ortion
	2722	of the win dow change s to refle ct informa tion from that prope rty type.
	2723	3. Click D elete. A window sim ilar to th e followin g displays if proper ties with this
	2724	type are i n use for concepts i n a local namespace.
	2725
	2726
	2727
	2728	As long as concepts with this property t ype exist, you will not be per mitted to
	2729	delete the property type. If no concept s have pro perties wi th this ty pe, a dele te
	2730	confirmati on window similar to the follo wing displ ays.
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	2733
	2734
	2735	4. Click O K to delet e the prop erty type from the n amespace; the proper ty type is
	2736	removed fr om the tab le on the Property T ype Editor window. Click Canc el to
	2737	ignore the deletion.
	2738	Property Q ualifier T ypes
	2739	For each p roperty yo u can spec ify an est ablished q ualifier t ype and va lue. Thes e
	2740	provide ad ditional d etail rega rding the nature of a concept or term pr operty (e. g., a
	2741	property e ffective d ate, or an indicator reflectin g that the property is Current ).
	2742	You can as sign a typ e and valu e to each concept or term prop erty quali fier. The
	2743	following procedures pertain t o creating and maint aining pro perty qual ifier type s.
	2744	Create Pro perty Qual ifier Type s
	2745	Follow thi s procedur e to add n ew propert y qualifie r types to a local n amespace.
	2746	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2747	displays.
	2748
	2749
	2750
	2751	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2752	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2753	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2754
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	2757	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2758	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences if t he type qu alifies
	2759	properties for conce pts or ter ms (Concep t Property , Term Pro perty). T he
	2760	Concept As sociation and Term A ssociation values re fer to qua lifiers yo u
	2761	establish for associ ations wit hin, or ac ross, name spaces.
	2762
	2763	To change the sort f or the qua lifier typ e list, cl ick the co lumn heade r for the
	2764	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e, or Qual ifies) on which you want to
	2765	base the s ort.
	2766	2. Click N ew. The i nformation displayed in the lo wer portio n of the w indow for the
	2767	existing q ualifier t ype is cle ared.
	2768	3. Specify a name fo r the new property q ualifier t ype in the Name fiel d.
	2769	4. The qua lifier typ e ID is ge nerated au tomaticall y, and dis played in the ID fie ld.
	2770	You cannot modify th e generate d qualifie r type ID.
	2771	5. The qua lifier typ e code is generated automatica lly, and d isplayed i n the Code
	2772	field. Yo u cannot m odify the generated qualifier type code.
	2773	6. From th e Namespac e field dr opdown lis t, select the local namespace to which t his
	2774	property q ualifier t ype should be writte n. Since a qualifie r type can be writte n to
	2775	local, edi table name spaces onl y, only th ese namesp aces are i ncluded in the list.
	2776	7. The val ue you sel ect in the Qualifies field dro pdown list indicates if this q ualifier
	2777	type will qualify pr operties f or concept s or terms . Select Concept Pr operty or
	2778	Term Prope rty, as ap propriate (Concept A ssociation and Term Associatio n
	2779	refer to q ualifiers you establ ish for as sociations within, o r across, namespaces ).
	2780	8. Click A pply to up date the s elected lo cal namesp ace with t he new pro perty
	2781	qualifier type; the new qualif ier type i s added to the table on the Qu alifier Ty pe
	2782	Editor win dow. The Qualifier Type Edito r window r emains dis played; yo u can
	2783	click New again and create add itional pr operty qua lifier typ es in the local
	2784	namespace.
	2785	9. Click C lose to cl ose the Qu alifier Ty pe Editor window.
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	2788	View and E dit a Prop erty Quali fier Type
	2789	Follow thi s procedur e to view informatio n for an e xisting pr operty qua lifier typ e, and to
	2790	perform an y required edits.
	2791	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2792	displays.
	2793
	2794
	2795
	2796	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2797	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2798	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2799
	2800	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2801	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences if t he type qu alifies
	2802	properties for conce pts or ter ms (Concep t Property , Term Pro perty); th e
	2803	Concept As sociation and Term A ssociation values re fer to qua lifiers yo u
	2804	establish for associ ations wit hin, or ac ross, name spaces.
	2805
	2806	To change the sort f or the qua lifier typ e list, cl ick the co lumn heade r for the
	2807	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e, or Qual ifies) on which you want to
	2808	base the s ort.
	2809	2. In the qualifier type table listing, click the property q ualifier t ype you wa nt to
	2810	view or mo dify to hi ghlight th e row. Th e data in the bottom portion o f the
	2811	window cha nges to re flect info rmation fo r that pro perty qual ifier.
	2812
	2813	If the pro perty qual ifier type was creat ed in a lo cal (writa ble) names pace, you can
	2814	modify the qualifier type Name , as neede d. The Na me is not editable i f the
	2815	property q ualifier t ype is fro m a subscr iption nam espace.
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	2818	3. The ID generated for the pr operty qua lifier typ e when it was create d displays .
	2819	The field is not edi table, reg ardless of the names pace in wh ich the qu alifier ty pe
	2820	was create d.
	2821	4. The Cod e generate d for the property q ualifier t ype when i t was crea ted displa ys.
	2822	The field is not edi table, reg ardless of the names pace in wh ich the qu alifier ty pe
	2823	was create d.
	2824	5. The Nam espace in which this property qualifier type was c reated dis plays. Th e
	2825	field is n ot editabl e.
	2826	6. The val ue in the Qualifies field drop down list indicates if this qu alifier ty pe
	2827	qualifies properties for conce pts or ter ms (Concep t Property or Term
	2828	Property). The fiel d is not e ditable, r egardless of the nam espace in which the
	2829	qualifier type was c reated.
	2830	7. Click A pply (whic h becomes enabled if you make an edit) t o update t he selecte d
	2831	local name space with the prope rty qualif ier type e dits. The Qualifier Type Edit or
	2832	window rem ains displ ayed if yo u want to view or ed it other q ualifier t ypes.
	2833
	2834	To ignore the edits, click on any other property q ualifier t ype listed in the ta ble to
	2835	display in formation specific t o that pro perty qual ifier type . When th e
	2836	confirmati on window similar to the follo wing displ ays, click No to pro ceed
	2837	without up date of th e edits.
	2838
	2839
	2840	8. Click C lose to cl ose the Pr operty Typ e Editor w indow.
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	2843	Delete a P roperty Qu alifier Ty pe
	2844	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing qualif ier type f rom a loca l namespac e. The
	2845	qualifier type must have been created in a local, writable n amespace i n order fo r you to
	2846	delete it.
	2847	1. Select Qualifier Types from the Tools menu. Th e Qualifie r Type Edi tor window
	2848	displays.
	2849
	2850
	2851
	2852	Informatio n for exis ting quali fier types (for both associati ons and pr operties) is
	2853	listed in a table fo rmat in co lumns you can resize . Qualifi er types f rom both
	2854	writable a nd non-wri table name spaces are listed.
	2855
	2856	Table info rmation in cludes the qualifier type name , the name space in w hich the
	2857	qualifier was create d, and an indicator that refer ences if t he type qu alifies
	2858	properties for conce pts or ter ms (Concep t Property , Term Pro perty); th e
	2859	Concept As sociation and Term A ssociation values re fer to qua lifiers yo u
	2860	establish for associ ations wit hin, or ac ross, name spaces. T o change t he sort fo r
	2861	the qualif ier type l ist, click the colum n header f or the cha racteristi c (Qualifi er
	2862	Type, Name space, or Qualifies) on which you want t o base the sort.
	2863	2. In the qualifier type table listing, click the property q ualifier t ype you wa nt to
	2864	delete to highlight the row. The lower portion of the windo w changes to reflect
	2865	informatio n from tha t property qualifier type.
	2866	3. Click D elete. If the prope rty qualif ier type y ou selecte d for dele tion is fr om a
	2867	non-writab le namespa ce, a mess age window displays indicating that you cannot
	2868	delete tha t type.
	2869
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	2872
	2873
	2874	Click OK, then selec t a proper ty qualifi er type fr om a writa ble namesp ace and
	2875	click Dele te. Note: If the qu alifier ty pe has bee n assigned to one or more
	2876	properties in a loca l namespac e, a windo w displays indicatin g that you will not be
	2877	permitted to delete this quali fier type. Click OK to exit t he delete process.
	2878
	2879	If there a re no prop erties tha t have bee n assigned this qual ifier type , a delete
	2880	confirmati on window similar to the follo wing displ ays.
	2881
	2882
	2883	4. Click O K to delet e the prop erty quali fier type from the n amespace; the proper ty
	2884	qualifier type is re moved from the table on the Qu alifier Ty pe Editor window.
	2885	Click Canc el to igno re the del etion.
	2886	Assign Pro perties to a Concept
	2887	Follow thi s procedur e when you want to a dd one or more estab lished pro perties to an
	2888	existing c oncept or term in a local name space. Yo u also can add a pro perty to a
	2889	concept/te rm in a su bscription namespace , provided the desir ed propert y type (an d
	2890	optional q ualifier t ype) exist s in the c urrent loc al namespa ce.
	2891	1. Select Properties from the Tools menu , or click the Prope rty Editor icon on t he
	2892	DTS Editor Main wind ow toolbar . The Pro perty Edit or window displays.
	2893
	2894
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	2897	2. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w (e.g., C oncept Tre e panel) d rag the
	2898	concept/te rm for whi ch you wan t to creat e a proper ty and dro p it into the
	2899	Concept/Te rm field. The name of the con cept/term displays, and the na mespace
	2900	in which i t exists d isplays in brackets.
	2901	3. A prope rty type i s the pre- establishe d identifi er that de fines the property. From
	2902	the Proper ty Type fi eld dropdo wn list, s elect a pr operty def inition to be assign ed
	2903	to the con cept or te rm. If th e concept/ term in th e Concept/ Term field is from a
	2904	subscripti on namespa ce, the Pr operty Typ e dropdown list incl udes only property
	2905	types crea ted in the current l ocal names pace, list ed alphabe tically.
	2906
	2907	If the Con cept/Term was create d in a loc al namespa ce, the Pr operty Typ e list
	2908	includes p roperty ty pes create d in the c urrent loc al namespa ce, but on ly if the
	2909	Concept/Te rm also wa s created in the cur rent local namespace . If the
	2910	concept/te rm was not created i n the curr ent local namespace, the Prope rty Type
	2911	field drop down list will be em pty. Refe r to the P roperty Ty pes discus sions.
	2912
	2913	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty type s that are available from the
	2914	Property T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list of ty pes.
	2915	When you a ttempt to select a p roperty ty pe from th e Property Type fiel d
	2916	dropdown l ist, or se lect an al ternate pr operty typ e, only th e pre-sele cted types will
	2917	be include d in the l ist. Refe r to the F ilter Prop erty Types discussio n.
	2918	4. For the property definition (type) as signed to this conce pt/term, e nter the p roperty
	2919	value in t he Propert y Value te xt area. This area accommodat es the ent ry of larg e
	2920	amounts of text, as well as fo rmatted te xt (e.g., paragraphs , bulleted items, et c.).
	2921	A single c oncept/ter m can have multiple occurrence s of the s ame proper ty type,
	2922	each with a separate , unique v alue.
	2923
	2924
	2925	5. For eac h property you may s pecify an establishe d property qualifier type and
	2926	value to provide de tails rega rding the nature of a concept or term pr operty (e. g.,
	2927	Current). From the Qualifier Type field dropdown list, sele ct the qua lifier to
	2928	assign to this prope rty.
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	2931	The list i ncludes on ly those p roperty qu alifier ty pes that w ere create d in the s ame
	2932	local name space wher e the sele cted Prope rty Type w as created (refer to the
	2933	Property Q ualifier T ypes discu ssion earl ier in the guide). For the pr operty
	2934	qualifier (type) you selected for this c oncept or term, spec ify the qu alifier va lue in
	2935	the Qualif ier Value field. Fo r each pro perty you can create multiple occurrence s
	2936	of the sam e qualifie r type, ea ch with a separate, unique val ue.
	2937
	2938	Click Add after you specify th e property Qualifier Type and Qualifier Value; bot h
	2939	are added to the dis play area in the low er portion of the wi ndow. Not e the
	2940	illustrati on.
	2941
	2942
	2943
	2944	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the prop erty,
	2945	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	2946	displayed qualifier type/value combinati ons, click Clear.
	2947
	2948	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty qual ifier type s that are available
	2949	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	2950	of types. When you attempt to select a property q ualifier t ype from t he Qualifi er
	2951	Type field dropdown list, or s elect an a lternate Q ualifier t ype, only the pre-
	2952	selected t ypes will be include d in the l ist. Refe r to the F ilter Prop erty Quali fier
	2953	Types disc ussion lat er in this section.
	2954	6. Click A pply to ad d the new property t o the curr ent local namespace. If you a dded
	2955	this prope rty to a c oncept in a subscrip tion names pace, then you later view the
	2956	concept/te rm (e.g., on the Con cept/Term Details pa nel) the p roperty wi ll display
	2957	in italics to indica te it was added as l ocal conte nt for the subscript ion namesp ace.
	2958	Filter Pro perty Type s
	2959	You can fi lter the l ist of pro perty type s that are available from the Property T ype
	2960	dropdown f ield. Usi ng the fil tered list may simpl ify data e ntry if yo u are assi gning many
	2961	properties to concep ts at one time.
	2962	1. To filt er the pro perty type list, cli ck the Pro perty Type field but ton on the
	2963	Property E ditor wind ow.
	2964
	2965
	2966
	2967	The Filter Property Types wind ow display s.
	2968
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	2971
	2972
	2973	In the tab le in the top portio n of the w indow, pro perty type s from all local
	2974	namespaces for which the user has been g ranted edi t permissi on are lis ted
	2975	alphabetic ally. Ref er to the Create Use r/Assign N amespace P ermissions
	2976	discussion in the DT S Server O perations Guide for procedures on assign ing
	2977	namespace edit permi ssions to a user.
	2978
	2979	Each prope rty type n ame is lis ted, as we ll as the namespace where the property
	2980	type was c reated. T o change t he list so rt, click the column header fo r the
	2981	characteri stic (Prop erty Type, Namespace ) on which you want the sort b ased.
	2982	2. In the property t ype table in the upp er portion of the wi ndow, clic k one of t he
	2983	desired pr operty typ es to high light it f or selecti on (you mu st select each prope rty
	2984	type indiv idually).
	2985	3. Click A dd. The p roperty ty pe you sel ected is a dded to th e Filtered Property
	2986	Types area in the lo wer portio n of the w indow. Th e namespac e in which each
	2987	selected p roperty ty pe was cre ated is li sted as we ll.
	2988
	2989
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	2992	4. To remo ve a type from the f iltered li st, highli ght the ap propriate line in th e
	2993	Filtered P roperty Ty pes area a nd click R emove. To clear all types, cl ick Clear.
	2994	The filter ed list ma y include property t ypes from more than one local namespace.
	2995	5. When yo u are sati sfied with your filt ered list selections , click OK .
	2996	6. If the Concept/Te rm on the Property E ditor wind ow was cre ated in a subscripti on
	2997	namespace, those fil tered prop erty types that also are in th e current local
	2998	namespace will be th e only one s listed i n the Prop erty Type field drop down list.
	2999
	3000	If the Con cept/Term on the Pro perty Edit or window was create d in a loc al
	3001	namespace, the prope rty type l ist includ es propert y types cr eated in t he current
	3002	local name space, but only if t he Concept /Term on t he Propert y Editor w indow
	3003	also was c reated in the curren t local na mespace. If the con cept/term was not
	3004	created in the curre nt local n amespace, the Proper ty Type fi eld dropdo wn list wi ll
	3005	be empty. Refer to the Proper ty Types d iscussions .
	3006
	3007	Based on t he selecti ons in the previous illustrati on, the pr operty typ es Approva l
	3008	Status and Current S tatus woul d be liste d in the P roperty Ty pe field d ropdown
	3009	list on th e Property Editor wi ndow (the filtered p roperty ty pes are in the curre nt
	3010	local name space, whi ch matches the local namespace where the Concept/T erm
	3011	was create d).
	3012
	3013
	3014
	3015	To select a new set of filtere d property types for the list, click the Property Types
	3016	field butt on again a nd make yo ur selecti ons on the Filter Pr operty Typ es window.
	3017	Filter Pro perty Qual ifier Type s
	3018	You can fi lter the l ist of pro perty qual ifier type s that are available from the Qualifier
	3019	Type dropd own field. Using th e filtered list may simplify d ata entry if you are entering
	3020	many prope rty qualif iers at on e time.
	3021	1. To filt er the pro perty qual ifier type list, cli ck the Qua lifier Typ e field bu tton on
	3022	the Proper ty Editor window.
	3023
	3024
	3025
	3026	The Filter Qualifier Types win dow displa ys.
	3027
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	3030
	3031
	3032	In the tab le in the top portio n of the w indow, pro perty qual ifier type s from all
	3033	local name spaces for which the user has been grant ed edit pe rmission a re listed
	3034	alphabetic ally. Ref er to the Create Use r/Assign N amespace P ermissions
	3035	discussion in the DT S Server O perations Guide for procedures on assign ing
	3036	namespace edit permi ssions to a user.
	3037
	3038	Each quali fier type name is li sted, as w ell as the namespace where the qualifier
	3039	type was c reated. T o change t he list so rt, click the column header fo r the
	3040	characteri stic (Qual ifier Type , Namespac e) on whic h you want the sort based.
	3041	2. In the qualifier type table in the up per portio n of the w indow, cli ck one of the
	3042	desired pr operty qua lifier typ es to high light it f or selecti on (you mu st select each
	3043	type indiv idually).
	3044	3. Click A dd. The p roperty qu alifier ty pe you sel ected is a dded to th e Filtered
	3045	Qualifier Types area in the lo wer portio n of the w indow; the namespace for each
	3046	selected q ualifier i s listed a s well.
	3047
	3048
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	3051	4. To remo ve an indi vidual pro perty qual ifier type from the filtered l ist, highl ight the
	3052	appropriat e line in the displa y area and click Rem ove. To c lear all d isplayed
	3053	qualifier types from the filte red list, click Clea r.
	3054	5. When yo u are sati sfied with the selec tions in t he filtere d list, cl ick OK.
	3055
	3056	Those filt ered prop erty quali fier types that also are in th e current local
	3057	namespace, and that also match the Prope rty Type l ocal names pace, will be the
	3058	only ones listed in the Qualif ier Type f ield dropd own list o n the Prop erty Edito r
	3059	window. I f the filt ered list includes n o property qualifier types fro m the curr ent
	3060	local name space that also matc h the Prop erty Type local name space, the n no
	3061	types are listed in the Proper ty Type fi eld dropdo wn list.
	3062
	3063	Based on t he selecti ons in the previous illustrati on, the qu alifier ty pes Concep t
	3064	Review Nee ded, Conce pt Review Pending, a nd Concept Review Pe rformed
	3065	would be l isted in t he Qualifi er Type fi eld list o n the Prop erty Edito r window ( the
	3066	filtered q ualifier t ypes are i n the curr ent local namespace, which mat ches the l ocal
	3067	namespace of the Pro perty Type ).
	3068
	3069
	3070
	3071	To select a new set of filtere d property qualifier types, cl ick the Qu alifier Ty pe
	3072	field butt on again a nd make yo ur selecti ons on the Filter Qu alifier Ty pes window .
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	3075	Concept Ma intenance
	3076	The discus sions in t his sectio n relate t o viewing details of existing concepts o r terms, a nd
	3077	the creati on of a ne w concept or term in a local n amespace.
	3078	View Conce pt/Term De tails
	3079	The Concep t/Term Det ails panel displays as the def ault in th e right pa ne of the DTS
	3080	Editor Mai n window w hen it fir st opens. For an On tylog name space you want to vi ew,
	3081	you can di splay deta iled attri bute infor mation for each conc ept or ter m that you drag from
	3082	any other display wi ndow or pa nel on the Main wind ow. For a Thesaurus namespace ,
	3083	you can vi ew details for any a ssociation that you drag from another wi ndow or pa nel on
	3084	the main w indow.
	3085	In the fol lowing ill ustration, the conce pt ALBUMIN PREPARATI ON, from a n Ontylog
	3086	namespace, was dragg ed from th e Concept Tree tab i nto the Co ncept/Term Details p anel.
	3087	The attrib utes (i.e. , attribut e folders) are expan ded for vi ew.
	3088
	3089
	3090
	3091	When you e xpand all, or select ed attribu tes for vi ew, the Co ncept/Term Details p anel
	3092	retains th ose tree s ettings fo r the next concept d isplayed i n the view . Only th ose
	3093	attributes that were expanded for the pr evious con cept are “ auto-expan ded” for t he new
	3094	concept in the view.
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	3097	In the nex t illustra tion, a fo cus concep t from a T hesaurus n amespace w as dragged from
	3098	the Concep t Tree tab into the Concept/Te rm Details panel. T he attribu tes are ex panded
	3099	for view.
	3100
	3101	Configure Concept/Te rms Detail s Panel Vi ew
	3102	To select which attr ibutes wil l display if there i s a concep t in the C oncept/Ter m Details
	3103	panel, rig ht click t he name of the conce pt you dra gged into the panel, then clic k
	3104	Configure View. The Configure Concept/T erm Detail s View win dow displa ys, listin g
	3105	the attrib ute view o ptions ava ilable whe n a concep t is displ ayed in th e panel.
	3106
	3107
	3108	As the def ault, all concept at tributes a re selecte d for disp lay with t he excepti on of
	3109	Superconce pts, Subco ncepts, an d Subsets. To remov e an attri bute from the detail
	3110	display, c lick the c heckbox ad jacent to that attri bute to re move the c heck mark. To add
	3111	an attribu te, click the checkb ox to inse rt a check mark.
	3112	Click OK w hen finish ed. Your display co nfiguratio n is retai ned for la ter DTS se ssions.
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	3115	To select which attr ibutes wil l display if there i s a term d isplayed i n the Conc ept/Term
	3116	Details pa nel, right click the name of t he term yo u dragged into the p anel, then click
	3117	Configure View. The Configure Concept/T erm Detail s View win dow displa ys, listin g
	3118	the attrib ute view o ptions ava ilable whe n a term i s displaye d in the p anel.
	3119
	3120
	3121	As the def ault, all term attri butes are selected f or display with the exception of Subset s.
	3122	To remove an attribu te from th e detail d isplay, cl ick the ch eckbox adj acent to t hat
	3123	attribute to remove the check mark. To add an att ribute, cl ick the ch eckbox to insert a
	3124	check mark . Click O K to save your displ ay configu ration.
	3125	Depending on your se lected con figuration , the foll owing conc ept/term d etail attr ibutes
	3126	will displ ay. The i con that i dentifies each attri bute is in dicated.
	3127	Note that only the a ttributes present fo r a specif ic concept or term d isplay on the
	3128	Concept/Te rm Details panel, re gardless o f the conf iguration. For exam ple, if a concept
	3129	has no ass ociations connected with it, t he Associa tions fold er does no t display.
	3130	Concep t (indicat es display ed detail is for a c oncept)
	3131	Term ( indicates displayed detail is for a term )
	3132	Concept Co de
	3133	Concept ID
	3134	Concept Na mespace
	3135	Concept Sy nonyms
	3136	o Preferred Term
	3137	Concept Pr operties
	3138	o Concept P roperty Qu alifiers
	3139	Superconce pts
	3140	Subconcept s
	3141	Concept Ro les
	3142	Concept In verse Role s
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	3145	Associatio ns
	3146	o Associate d Concepts ("To" Con cepts)
	3147	o Associati on Qualifi ers
	3148	Inverse As sociations
	3149	o Inversely Associate d Concepts ("From" C oncepts)
	3150	o Associati on Qualifi ers
	3151	Namespace Subsets
	3152	For local, writable namespaces , after yo u view con cept detai ls, you ma y select o ne of the
	3153	available editor fun ctions and make modi fications to that sp ecific con cept’s dis played
	3154	attributes . Procedu res for cr eating a n ew concept in a loca l namespac e, and for viewing
	3155	and editin g existing concept a ttributes, are provi ded later in this se ction.
	3156	Attribute List Contr ol
	3157	You can se t the maxi mum number of attrib utes to be listed wh en you exp and each
	3158	attribute folder for a concept (i.e., As sociations , Properti es, etc.) on the Con cept/Term
	3159	Details pa nel. In t he Attribu te Limit f ield, spec ify the ma ximum numb er of attr ibutes to
	3160	list for e ach detail component ; 100 is t he default (specify 0 to list no concept attribute s).
	3161	For exampl e, enter 1 0 in the A ttribute L imit field to limit the number of listed
	3162	associatio ns, proper ties, role s, etc., f or each co ncept to 1 0. Note: All superc oncepts an d
	3163	subconcept s display for each c oncept whe n you expa nd the res pective fo lder, rega rdless
	3164	of the thr eshold you specify i n the Attr ibute Limi t field.
	3165	Navigate t o Other Co ncepts or Terms From Displayed Detail
	3166	On the Con cept/Term Details pa nel you ca n navigate to (and d isplay att ribute det ails for)
	3167	another co ncept or t erm from t he current attribute detail vi ew. In th e followin g
	3168	Concept/Te rm Details panel ill ustration, the highl ighted con cept Biolo gic Struct ures of
	3169	Recipient is a super concept of the displ ayed conce pt DRAFT G ene Produc t.
	3170
	3171	To display detail at tributes f or Biologi c Structur es of Reci pient, dra g that con cept and
	3172	drop it in to any emp ty area on the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l. The Co ncept/Term
	3173	Details pa nel displa y refreshe s, referen cing attri butes for Biologic S tructures of
	3174	Recipient.
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	3177
	3178	The previo us illustr ations ref lect navig ation to a nother con cept withi n the same
	3179	namespace. You also can navig ate to, an d display details fo r, a conce pt or term within
	3180	another na mespace. Note the i nverse ass ociation h ighlighted in the ne xt illustr ation.
	3181
	3182	Drag the s elected in verse asso ciation an d drop it into an em pty area o n the Conc ept/Term
	3183	Details pa nel. The panel disp lay refres hes, refer encing the concept o r term inc luded in
	3184	the invers e associat ion you se lected.
	3185	Note that new concep t displaye d in this illustrati on is from a differe nt namespa ce.
	3186
	3187	Different Namespace
	3188	Referenced
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	3191	For any di splayed co ncept or t erm, you c an navigat e to those concepts or terms
	3192	referenced in the di splayed de tails (ass ociations, inverse a ssociation s, roles, inverse ro les,
	3193	concepts o r terms re ferenced a s supercon cepts, sub concepts, synonyms).
	3194	View Subse ts in Whic h a Concep t Resides
	3195	In additio n to listi ng a conce pt’s attri butes in t he Concept /Term Deta ils panel, you have
	3196	the option to list a ll subsets in which the concep t in the v iew is inc luded. Co nfirm that
	3197	the Subset s option i s checked in the Con figure Con cept/Term Details Vi ew window.
	3198
	3199	If the con cept is in cluded in one or mor e subsets, a Subsets folder is added to the
	3200	Configure Concept/Te rm Details View pane l view. E ach subset in which the concep t is
	3201	included i s listed i n the fold er, adjace nt to the icon.
	3202
	3203	If a subse t is modif ied so tha t the conc ept in the view no l onger is i ncluded in the subse t,
	3204	that subse t is remov ed from th e listing.
	3205	You can dr ag a subse t listed o n the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el, then d rop it ont o the
	3206	Subset Exp ression Ed itor windo w to view and/or mod ify concep t selectio n paramete rs for
	3207	the subset . Refer t o the DTS Subset Edi tor Users Guide for procedures on creati ng and
	3208	maintainin g subsets.
	3209	Subsets Vi ew Option
	3210	Subsets Fo lder
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	3213	Concept Na me and Att ribute Tex t Wrapping
	3214	If lengthy concept n ames and/o r attribut e text ext end beyond the borde r of the C oncept/
	3215	Term Detai ls panel, the text w ill wrap a round to a new line. The conc ept name o r
	3216	attribute text also will be en closed in brackets.
	3217
	3218	If you enl arge the C oncept/Ter m Details panel, the n drag a d ifferent c oncept int o the
	3219	panel, the enlarged panel size setting i s retained . The tex t wrapping and brack ets will b e
	3220	removed if they are not requir ed in the larger pan el.
	3221
	3222
	3223	Wrapp ed
	3224	Conce pt
	3225	Attri butes
	3226	in Br ackets
	3227	Text Wrap and
	3228	Brackets a re
	3229	Retained O nly
	3230	if Require d
	3231	Wrapped
	3232	Concept Na me
	3233	in Bracket s
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	3236	View Conce pt/Term De tails Pane l History Using Forw ard and Ba ck Buttons
	3237	For your r eference, a history is provide d of the c oncepts an d/or terms that were displayed
	3238	previously in the sa me instanc e of the C oncept/Ter m Details panel. Us e the Forw ard
	3239	and Back b uttons to navigate t hrough con cepts and terms that you viewe d or edite d
	3240	earlier.
	3241	For exampl e, if you are viewin g a concep t or term in the Con cept/Term Details pa nel,
	3242	then subse quently dr ag a diffe rent conce pt or term into the panel for view or ed it, the
	3243	Back butto n becomes enabled. Note the i llustratio n.
	3244
	3245
	3246	Click the Back butto n to revie w the conc ept that d isplayed i n the pane l previous ly (i.e.,
	3247	the concep t in the C oncept/Ter m Details panel’s hi story). T he view al ways refle cts the
	3248	current Co nfigure Vi ew setting for the C oncept/Ter m Details panel.
	3249	As soon a s you clic k the Back button, t he Forward button be comes enab led.
	3250
	3251
	3252	Click the Forward bu tton repea tedly to r edisplay t he concept you dragg ed into th e
	3253	Concept/Te rm Details panel mos t recently . The but ton become s disabled (grayed o ut)
	3254	when the m ost recent concept i s displaye d.
	3255	The displa yed histor y reflects the lates t version of a conce pt or term . If a co ncept or t erm
	3256	is updated after it was put in the histo ry, the la test versi on of the concept or term is
	3257	displayed when you c lick the F orward and Back butt ons.
	3258	The Concep t/Term Det ails panel history i s availabl e only for the curre nt connect ion
	3259	instance. The Conce pt/Term De tails pane l history will be re set when y ou disconn ect
	3260	from the D TS Editor.
	3261
	3262	Back Butto n Enabled
	3263	Forward Bu tton Enabl ed
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	3266	Add a New Concept/Te rm to a Lo cal Namesp ace
	3267	Create the New Conce pt
	3268	Follow thi s procedur e to add a new conce pt or term to an est ablished l ocal names pace.
	3269	1. To crea te a new c oncept in a namespac e, click N ew in the Concept/Te rm Details
	3270	tab in the right pan el of the DTS Main w indow. Th e Create N ew Concept /Term
	3271	window dis plays.
	3272
	3273
	3274	2. Enter t he name of the new c oncept in the Name f ield.
	3275	3. From th e Namespac e field dr opdown lis t, select the local namespace to which t he
	3276	new concep t will be added (onl y local, w ritable na mespaces a re listed) .
	3277	4. The def ault, New Concept, a pplies if you are ad ding a new concept t o the loca l
	3278	namespace. Click Ne w Term to add a new term to th e local na mespace.
	3279	5. To canc el the add ition of t he concept or term t o the name space, cli ck Cancel.
	3280	The Create New Conce pt/Term wi ndow close s.
	3281
	3282	Click OK t o add the concept or term to t he selecte d namespac e. The ne w concept
	3283	name displ ays in the Concept/T erm Detail s panel, a nd referen ces the na mespace
	3284	in which y ou created it.
	3285
	3286	The Concep t Code and ID (which are assig ned to the new conce pt automat ically)
	3287	display as well. No te that ea ch concept ID is tra cked so th at if the concept is
	3288	deleted at a later t ime, that concept ID is preven ted from b eing reass igned to
	3289	another ne w concept.
	3290
	3291	To change the format of the as signed con cept code and/or ID, follow th e
	3292	procedures outlined in the Cod e and ID G enerator d iscussion later in t he guide.
	3293
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	3296	Change the Name of a Concept
	3297	You can ch ange the n ame of an existing c oncept onl y if the n amespace i s writable .
	3298	1. Make su re the con cept you w ant to mod ify displa ys on the Concept/Te rm Details
	3299	panel. Ri ght-click on the con cept name.
	3300	2. On the displayed option lis t, click R ename. Th e Rename C oncept/Ter m window
	3301	displays, referencin g the exis ting conce pt name.
	3302
	3303
	3304	3. Enter a New Name for the co ncept, and click OK. If the c oncept is in a
	3305	namespace that is no t writable , the foll owing wind ow display s.
	3306
	3307
	3308
	3309	Click OK t o bypass t he renamin g of the c oncept.
	3310
	3311	If the con cept you w ant to ren ame is in a writable namespace , the new name
	3312	displays i mmediately in the Co ncept/Term Details p anel. The namespace is
	3313	updated wi th the new concept n ame.
	3314	Add a Syno nym to a C oncept
	3315	Use one of the follo wing metho ds to add a synonym (with an a ssociation type esta blished
	3316	as local c ontent in a local na mespace) b etween con cepts or t erms in a subscripti on
	3317	namespace. The syno nymous ter m can exis t in the s ame namesp ace as the concept, or in
	3318	a differen t namespac e. A syno nym always pairs a c oncept wit h a synony mous term
	3319	(never a c oncept wit h a concep t, or a te rm with a term).
	3320	If you are creating a synonymo us term as local con tent for a concept i n a subscr iption
	3321	namespace, the assoc iation typ e you sele ct must be created a lready in the curren t local
	3322	namespace; the resul ting new s ynonym wil l be writt en to the current lo cal namesp ace as
	3323	well. You have the option of defining a new chara cter strin g as the s ynonymous term,
	3324	and linkin g that ter m to a con cept.
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	3327	Create a S ynonym – C lick on Co ncept Name in Concep t/Term Det ails Panel
	3328	Follow thi s procedur e to link a synonymo us term to a concept by right clicking o n the
	3329	new concep t name in the Concep t/Term Det ails panel .
	3330	1. If the new concep t is displ ayed in th e Concept/ Term Detai ls panel, right-clic k on
	3331	the concep t name. S elect Add Synonym fr om the dis played opt ions.
	3332
	3333	To add a s ynonym to an existin g concept, drag the concept fr om another
	3334	displayed window or panel and drop it on the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l. Right-
	3335	click on t he concept name, the n select A dd Synonym from the displayed options.
	3336
	3337	The New Sy nonym wind ow display s.
	3338
	3339
	3340
	3341	The concep t from the Concept/T erm Detail s panel di splays aut omatically in the
	3342	Concept fi eld.
	3343	2. If you are creati ng a synon ymous term for a con cept in a subscripti on or loca l
	3344	namespace, only asso ciation ty pes from t he current local nam espace are listed
	3345	(alphabeti cally) in the Synony m Type dro pdown fiel d, and onl y those as sociation
	3346	types that represent connectio ns between concepts and synony mous terms
	3347	(Concept t o Term Ass oc); selec t the appr opriate as sociation type. A n ew
	3348	(synonymou s) associa tion betwe en the con cept and t he term yo u select w ill be
	3349	written to the local namespace where the associati on type wa s created. Refer to
	3350	the Associ ation Type s discussi ons.
	3351
	3352	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	3353	Synonym Ty pe field d ropdown li st by crea ting a pre -defined, filtered l ist of typ es.
	3354	When you a ttempt to select an associatio n type fro m the Syno nym Type f ield
	3355	dropdown l ist, or se lect an al ternate as sociation type, only the pre-s elected
	3356	associatio n types wi ll be incl uded in th e list. R efer to th e Filter A ssociation Types
	3357	discussion .
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	3360	3. From on e of the o ther displ ay windows or panels , drag the concept/t erm you wa nt
	3361	to establi sh as a sy nonym, and drop it i nto the Te rm field o n the New Synonyms
	3362	window. T he term ca n be from the same n amespace a s the conc ept, or fr om a
	3363	different namespace.
	3364	4. If you would rath er create a new term (i.e., on e not alre ady existi ng in a
	3365	namespace) to establ ish as a s ynonym, cl ick Create New Term. The Crea te New
	3366	Term windo w displays .
	3367
	3368
	3369
	3370	Specify th e Name of the new sy nonymous t erm. From the Names pace field
	3371	dropdown l ist, selec t the loca l, editabl e namespac e in which it will r eside (loc al
	3372	namespaces are liste d alphabet ically). The synony m you are adding is a New
	3373	Term (the only optio n).
	3374	5. Click O K. The Cr eate New T erm window closes.
	3375	6. In the event mult iple synon yms exist for a spec ific conce pt, you ca n designat e that
	3376	one of the synonyms Is Preferr ed. On th e New Syno nym window , click th e Is
	3377	Preferred field chec kbox to de signate th is synonym as the pr eferred sy nonym.
	3378	This synon ym will be reference d as Prefe rred when you expand the Synon yms
	3379	folder on the Concep t/Term Det ails panel .
	3380
	3381
	3382	7. Click O K on the N ew Synonym window to add the s ynonym to the curren t local
	3383	namespace. In the S ynonyms fo lder for t he concept on the Co ncept/Term Details
	3384	panel, the synonym d isplays in italics ( to indicat e that it is subscri ption cont ent
	3385	that was w ritten to a local na mespace).
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	3388	Create a S ynonym – C ontrol/Dra g Concept into Conce pt/Term De tails Pane l
	3389	Follow thi s procedur e to link a synonymo us term to a concept displayed in the
	3390	Concept/Te rm Details panel usi ng the con cept Contr ol/Drag op tion.
	3391	1. Make su re the con cept for w hich you w ant to add a synonym ous term d isplays in
	3392	the Concep t/Term Det ails panel .
	3393	2. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w (or anot her instan ce of the Concept/
	3394	Term Detai ls panel) select the term you want to ad d as a syn onymous te rm, then
	3395	drag it to the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l.
	3396
	3397	The term c an be from the same namespace as the con cept, or f rom a diff erent
	3398	namespace, but the a ssociation type for it must re side in a local name space (i.e .,
	3399	the associ ation type must be c reated in a local na mespace).
	3400	3. Hold th e Control key down b efore you drop this concept in to the Con cept/Term
	3401	Details pa nel.
	3402
	3403	The New Sy nonym wind ow display s. The co ncept from the Conce pt/Term De tails
	3404	panel disp lays in th e Concept field, and the dragg ed concept populates the Term
	3405	field (the namespace in which the concep t resides is include d in brack ets).
	3406
	3407
	3408	4. Click O K on the N ew Synonym window to add the s ynonym to the curren t local
	3409	namespace. When you expand th e Synonyms folder fo r the conc ept on the
	3410	Concept/Te rm Details panel, th e synonym displays i n italics (to indica te that it is
	3411	subscripti on content that was written to a local n amespace).
	3412	Create a S ynonym – C ontrol/Dra g Local Sy nonym into Concept/T erm Detail s Panel
	3413	Follow thi s procedur e to selec t an exist ing synony m (in a lo cal namesp ace) displ ayed in
	3414	another pa nel, then add the sy nonym itse lf to a co ncept disp layed in t he Concept /Term
	3415	Details pa nel using the concep t Control/ Drag optio n.
	3416	1. Make su re the con cept for w hich you w ant to add a synonym ous term d isplays in
	3417	the Concep t/Term Det ails panel .
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	3420	2. From a concept di splayed in another p anel or wi ndow (or i n another instance o f
	3421	the Concep t/Term Det ails panel ) select t he local s ynonym you want to a dd; select
	3422	the local synonym it self (not the entire concept); local syn onyms disp lay in
	3423	italics.
	3424	3. Drag th e selected synonym t o the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el. Hold the Contro l
	3425	key down b efore you drop the s ynonym int o the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el; the
	3426	dragged sy nonym disp lays in it alics.
	3427	Edit a Syn onym
	3428	Follow thi s procedur e to modif y an exist ing synony m for a co ncept. Yo u can modi fy an
	3429	existing s ynonym for a concept in a subs cription n amespace, but only i f the asso ciation
	3430	type exist s in a loc al namespa ce (i.e., the synony m is conte nt in a lo cal namesp ace, and i s
	3431	listed in italics).
	3432	1. To edit a synonym for an ex isting con cept, drag the conce pt from an other
	3433	displayed window or panel and drop it on the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l.
	3434	2. For the displayed concept, click on t he Synonym s folder t o expand i t. The
	3435	existing s ynonyms fo r the conc ept displa y. Right- click on t he synonym you want
	3436	to edit, t hen select Modify Sy nonym from the displ ayed optio ns.
	3437
	3438
	3439
	3440	The Modify Synonym f loating wi ndow displ ays, refer encing the concept a nd the
	3441	synonymous term, as well as th e namespac e in which each resi des.
	3442
	3443
	3444	3. Make th e desired edits, the n click OK to update the appro priate nam espace(s).
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	3447	Delete a S ynonym
	3448	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing synony m for a co ncept that was creat ed as
	3449	content in a local n amespace.
	3450	1. To dele te a synon ym for an existing c oncept in a local na mespace, d rag the
	3451	concept fr om another displayed window or panel and drop it o n the Conc ept/Term
	3452	Details pa nel.
	3453	2. For the displayed concept, click on t he Synonym s folder t o expand i t. The
	3454	existing s ynonyms fo r the conc ept/term d isplay. E ach synony m that is content in
	3455	a local na mespace di splays in italics.
	3456
	3457
	3458	3. Right-c lick on th e synonym you want t o delete, then selec t Delete S ynonym fro m
	3459	the displa yed option s. Note t hat if the synonym i s in a nam espace tha t is not
	3460	editable, the Delete Synonym o ption is n ot availab le.
	3461
	3462	The follow ing confir mation win dow displa ys.
	3463
	3464
	3465	4. Click O K to delet e the syno nym from t he local n amespace w here it re sides. Cl ick
	3466	Cancel to ignore the deletion and close the window .
	3467	Add a Prop erty to a Concept or Term
	3468	Follow thi s procedur e to creat e a new pr operty (as local con tent in th e current local
	3469	namespace) for a con cept or te rm that re sides in a subscript ion namesp ace.
	3470	1. Drag th e concept/ term for w hich you w ant to add a propert y into the
	3471	Concept/Te rm Details panel.
	3472	2. Right-c lick on th e concept/ term name on the Con cept/Term Details pa nel, then
	3473	select Add Property from the d isplayed o ptions. T he Add Pro perty wind ow
	3474	displays.
	3475
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	3478
	3479
	3480	The concep t/term fro m the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el display s automati cally in
	3481	the Concep t/Term fie ld, and th e namespac e in which it exists displays in bracket s.
	3482	3. A prope rty type i s a pre-es tablished identifier that defi nes the pr operty. F rom the
	3483	Property T ype field dropdown l ist, selec t a proper ty definit ion to be assigned t o
	3484	the concep t or term. If the C oncept/Ter m is from a subscrip tion names pace, the
	3485	Property T ype dropdo wn list in cludes onl y property types cre ated in th e current
	3486	local name space, lis ted alphab etically.
	3487
	3488	If the Con cept/Term was create d in a loc al namespa ce, the Pr operty Typ e list
	3489	includes p roperty ty pes create d in the c urrent loc al namespa ce, but on ly if the
	3490	Concept/Te rm also wa s created in the cur rent local namespace . If the
	3491	concept/te rm was not created i n the curr ent local namespace, the Prope rty Type
	3492	field drop down list will be em pty. Refe r to the P roperty Ty pes discus sions.
	3493
	3494	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty type s that are available from the
	3495	Property T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list of
	3496	property t ypes. Whe n you atte mpt to sel ect a prop erty type from the P roperty
	3497	Type field dropdown list, or s elect an a lternate p roperty ty pe, only t he pre-sel ected
	3498	types will be includ ed in the list. Ref er to the Filter Pro perty Type s discussi on
	3499	earlier in the guide .
	3500	4. For the property definition (type) as signed to this conce pt or term , specify the
	3501	property v alue in th e Property Value tex t area. T his area a ccommodate s the entr y
	3502	of large a mounts of text, as w ell as for matted tex t (e.g., p aragraphs, bulleted
	3503	items, etc .). A sin gle concep t or term can have m ultiple oc currences of the sam e
	3504	property t ype, each with a sep arate, uni que value.
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	3507
	3508
	3509	5. For eac h property you may s pecify an establishe d qualifie r type and value; th ese
	3510	provide ad ditional d etail rega rding the nature of a concept or term pr operty (e. g.,
	3511	Current). From the Qualifier Type field dropdown list, sele ct the qua lifier to
	3512	assign to this prope rty. The list inclu des only t hose prope rty qualif ier types that
	3513	were creat ed in the same local namespace where the selected property t ype was
	3514	created (r efer to th e Property Qualifier Types dis cussions).
	3515	6. For the property qualifier (type) you selected for this c oncept or term, spec ify the
	3516	qualifier value in t he Qualifi er Value f ield. For each prop erty you c an create
	3517	multiple o ccurrences of the sa me qualifi er type, e ach with a separate, unique
	3518	value.
	3519	7. Click A dd after y ou specify the Quali fier Type and Qualif ier Value; both are
	3520	added to t he area in the lower portion o f the wind ow. Note the illust ration.
	3521
	3522
	3523
	3524	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the prop erty,
	3525	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	3526	displayed qualifier type/value combinati ons, click Clear.
	3527
	3528	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty qual ifier type s that are available
	3529	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	3530	of types. When you attempt to select a qualifier type from the Qualif ier Type
	3531	field drop down list, or select an altern ate Qualif ier type, only the p re-selecte d
	3532	property t ypes will be include d in the l ist. Refe r to the F ilter Prop erty Quali fier
	3533	Types disc ussion ear lier in th e guide.
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	3536	8. Click O K on the A dd Propert y window t o add the property t o the curr ent local
	3537	namespace. When you expand th e Properti es folder for the co ncept on t he
	3538	Concept/Te rm Details panel, th e property displays in italics (to indic ate that i t is
	3539	subscripti on content that was written to a local n amespace). Click Ca ncel to
	3540	ignore the new prope rty.
	3541	Edit a Con cept Prope rty
	3542	Follow thi s procedur e to view and/or edi t a proper ty that wa s created in a local
	3543	namespace for a conc ept or ter m in a sub scription namespace.
	3544	1. Drag th e concept/ term conta ining the property y ou want to view or e dit from
	3545	another pa nel and dr op it on i nto the Co ncept/Term Details p anel.
	3546	2. On the Concept/Te rm Details panel, ex pand the P roperties folder to display
	3547	existing p roperties for the co ncept/term .
	3548	3. Right-c lick on th e property for which you want to view or edit deta ils, then select
	3549	Modify Pro perty from the displ ayed optio ns. (Prop erties cre ated as lo cal conten t
	3550	display in italics; the Modify Property option is available for these properties
	3551	only.) Th e Modify P roperty wi ndow displ ays.
	3552
	3553
	3554
	3555	The concep t/term fro m the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el display s in the
	3556	Concept/Te rm field, and is not editable. The name space in w hich the
	3557	concept/te rm resides displays in bracket s.
	3558	4. A prope rty type i s a pre-es tablished identifier that defi nes the pr operty. F rom the
	3559	Property T ype field dropdown l ist, selec t an alter nate prope rty defini tion to be
	3560	assigned t o the conc ept or ter m. If the Concept/T erm is fro m a subscr iption
	3561	namespace, the Prope rty Type d ropdown li st include s only pro perty type s created
	3562	in the cur rent local namespace , listed a lphabetica lly.
	3563
	3564
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	3567	If the Con cept/Term was create d in a loc al namespa ce, the Pr operty Typ e list
	3568	includes p roperty ty pes create d in the c urrent loc al namespa ce, but on ly if the
	3569	Concept/Te rm also wa s created in the cur rent local namespace . If the
	3570	concept/te rm was not created i n the curr ent local namespace, the Prope rty Type
	3571	field drop down list will be em pty. Refe r to the P roperty Ty pes discus sions.
	3572
	3573	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty type s that are available from the
	3574	Property T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list of ty pes.
	3575	When you a ttempt to select a t ype from t he Propert y Type fie ld dropdow n list, or
	3576	select an alternate property t ype, only the pre-se lected typ es will be available in
	3577	the list. Refer to the Filter Property Types disc ussion ear lier in th e guide.
	3578	5. For the property type (defi nition) as signed to this conce pt or term , you can modify
	3579	the proper ty value i n the Prop erty Value text area .
	3580	6. For eac h property you can s pecify an establishe d qualifie r type and value; th ese
	3581	provide ad ditional d etail rega rding the nature of a concept or term pr operty (e. g.,
	3582	Current). From the Qualifier Type field dropdown list, sele ct the qua lifier
	3583	assigned t o this pro perty. Th e list inc ludes only those pro perty qual ifier type s
	3584	that were created in the same local name space wher e the sele cted prope rty type
	3585	was create d; refer t o the Prop erty Quali fier Types discussio ns.
	3586	7. For the property qualifier (type) you selected for this c oncept or term, spec ify the
	3587	qualifier value in t he Qualifi er Value f ield. For each prop erty you c an create
	3588	multiple q ualifiers with diffe rent quali fier types , or multi ple occurr ences of t he
	3589	same quali fier type, each with a separat e value.
	3590	8. Click A dd after y ou specify the Quali fier Type and Qualif ier Value; both are
	3591	added to t he display area in t he lower p ortion of the window . See the illustrat ion.
	3592
	3593
	3594
	3595	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the prop erty,
	3596	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	3597	displayed qualifier type/value combinati ons, click Clear.
	3598
	3599	You have t he option of filteri ng the pro perty qual ifier type s that are available
	3600	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	3601	of types. When you attempt to select a qualifier type from the Qualif ier Type
	3602	field drop down list, or select an altern ate Qualif ier type, only the p re-selecte d
	3603	types will be availa ble in the list. Re fer to the Filter Pr operty Qua lifier Typ es
	3604	discussion earlier i n the guid e.
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	3607	9. Click O K on the M odify Prop erty windo w to add t he propert y edits to the curre nt
	3608	local name space. Cl ick Cancel to ignore the edits .
	3609	Delete a C oncept Pro perty
	3610	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an exist ing proper ty from a concept, i f the prop erty was
	3611	written to a local, writable n amespace.
	3612	1. Drag th e concept/ term conta ining the property y ou want to delete in to the
	3613	Concept/Te rm Details panel.
	3614	2. On the Concept/Te rm Details panel, ex pand the P roperties folder to display
	3615	existing p roperties for the co ncept/term .
	3616	3. Right-c lick on th e property you want to delete, then sele ct Delete Property f rom
	3617	the displa yed option s. Note t hat the De lete Prope rty option is not av ailable if the
	3618	displayed concept ex ists in a namespace that is no t writable .
	3619
	3620	A delete c onfirmatio n window s imilar to the follow ing displa ys.
	3621
	3622
	3623	4. Click O K to delet e the conc ept/term p roperty fr om the con cept in th e local
	3624	namespace. Click Ca ncel to ig nore the d eletion.
	3625	Create an Associatio n
	3626	Use one of the follo wing metho ds to add an associa tion (with an associ ation type
	3627	establishe d as local content i n a local namespace) between c oncepts or terms in a
	3628	subscripti on namespa ce. The a ssociation can be be tween conc epts or te rms within one
	3629	namespace, or across different namespace s.
	3630	Create an Associatio n – Click on Concept Name in t he Concept /Term Deta ils Panel
	3631	Follow thi s procedur e to add a n associat ion defini tion and t arget conc ept value to the new
	3632	concept by right cli cking on t he new con cept name in the Con cept/Term Details pa nel.
	3633	1. Drag th e relation ship from concept/te rm into th e Concept/ Term Detai ls panel.
	3634	2. Right-c lick on th e concept/ term name on the Con cept/Term Details pa nel, then
	3635	select Add Associati on from th e displaye d options. The Add Associatio n window
	3636	displays.
	3637
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	3640
	3641
	3642	The from c oncept/ter m from the Concept/T erm Detail s panel di splays
	3643	automatica lly in the From Conc ept/Term f ield, esta blishing t he From po rtion of
	3644	the From/T o associat ion betwee n concepts or terms. The name space in w hich
	3645	the from c oncept res ides displ ays in bra ckets.
	3646	3. From th e Associat ion Type f ield dropd own list, select the type of a ssociation (e.g.,
	3647	Related To , Child Of ) you are creating b etween the concepts or terms.
	3648	Associatio n types fr om the cur rent local namespace are liste d alphabet ically.
	3649	Refer to t he Associa tion Types discussio ns.
	3650
	3651	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	3652	Associatio n Type fie ld dropdow n list by creating a pre-defin ed, filter ed list of
	3653	types. Wh en you att empt to se lect an as sociation type from the Associ ation Type
	3654	field drop down list, or select an altern ate associ ation type , only the pre-selec ted
	3655	types will be includ ed in the list. Ref er to the Filter Ass ociation T ypes discu ssion
	3656	earlier in the guide .
	3657	4. From an other disp layed pane l or windo w, drag th e target c oncept/ter m in the
	3658	associatio n in the T o Concept/ Term dropd own field. The name space in w hich the
	3659	to concept resides d isplays in brackets to the rig ht of the field.
	3660
	3661
	3662	5. For eac h associat ion you ca n add one or more qu alifiers, each of wh ich consis ts of
	3663	an establi shed quali fier type and value. Qualifie rs provide additiona l detail
	3664	regarding the nature of a conc ept or ter m associat ion (e.g., Usually).
	3665	From the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist, selec t a qualif ier type t o assign t o
	3666	this assoc iation.
	3667
	3668
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	3671	The list i ncludes on ly those a ssociation qualifier types tha t were cre ated in th e
	3672	same local namespace where the selected Associatio n Type was created ( refer to
	3673	the Associ ation Qual ifier Type s discussi ons). The namespace in which the
	3674	qualifier type was c reated dis plays in b rackets.
	3675	6. For the qualifier (type) yo u selected for this associatio n, specify the quali fier
	3676	value in t he Qualifi er Value f ield. For each asso ciation yo u can crea te multipl e
	3677	qualifiers of differ ent types, or create occurrenc es of the same quali fier type, each
	3678	with a sep arate valu e.
	3679	7. Click A dd after y ou specify the Quali fier Type and Qualif ier Value; both are
	3680	added to t he display area in t he lower p ortion of the window (see the illustrati on).
	3681
	3682
	3683
	3684	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the asso ciation,
	3685	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	3686	displayed qualifier type/value combinati ons, click Clear.
	3687
	3688	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation q ualifier t ypes that are availa ble
	3689	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	3690	of types. When you attempt to select an associati on qualifi er type fr om the
	3691	Qualifier Type field dropdown list, or s elect an a lternate Q ualifier t ype, only the
	3692	pre-select ed types w ill be inc luded in t he list. Refer to t he Filter Associatio n
	3693	Qualifier Types disc ussion ear lier in th e guide.
	3694	8. Click O K on the A dd Associa tion windo w to add t he associa tion.
	3695	Create an Associatio n – Contro l/Drag Con cept into the Concep t/Term Det ails Panel
	3696	Follow thi s procedur e to creat e an assoc iation def inition an d target c oncept val ue for the
	3697	new concep t using th e concept Control/Dr ag option.
	3698	1. Make su re the fro m concept for which you want t o add an a ssociation (e.g., Dr ug
	3699	Testing) d isplays in the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l.
	3700	2. From an other disp layed pane l, or anot her instan ce of the Concept/Te rm Details
	3701	panel, sel ect the co ncept you want to ad d as the t arget conc ept in the associati on
	3702	(e.g., Pat hology and Laborator y Tests) t hen drag i t to the C oncept/Ter m Details
	3703	panel. Ho ld the Con trol key d own before you drop this conce pt into th e
	3704	Concept/Te rm Details panel. T he Add Ass ociation w indow disp lays.
	3705
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	3708	3. Both th e From and To concep t/terms di splay auto matically in the app ropriate
	3709	fields. T he namespa ce in whic h each con cept resid es display s in brack ets.
	3710
	3711
	3712	From the A ssociation Type fiel d dropdown list, sel ect the ty pe of asso ciation (e .g.,
	3713	Likened To , Related To) you ar e creating between t he concept s or terms .
	3714	Associatio n types fr om the cur rent local namespace are liste d alphabet ically.
	3715	Refer to t he Associa tion Types discussio n.
	3716
	3717	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	3718	Associatio n Type fie ld dropdow n list by creating a pre-defin ed, filter ed list of
	3719	types. Wh en you att empt to se lect an as sociation type from the Associ ation Type
	3720	field drop down list, or select an altern ate associ ation type , only the pre-selec ted
	3721	types will be includ ed in the list. Ref er to the Filter Ass ociation T ypes discu ssion
	3722	earlier in the guide .
	3723	4. For eac h associat ion you ca n add one or more qu alifiers, each of wh ich consis ts of
	3724	an establi shed quali fier type and value. Qualifie rs provide additiona l detail
	3725	regarding the nature of a conc ept or ter m associat ion (e.g., Usually).
	3726
	3727	From the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist, selec t a qualif ier type t o assign t o
	3728	this assoc iation. T he list in cludes onl y those as sociation qualifier types that were
	3729	created in the same local name space wher e the sele cted assoc iation typ e was
	3730	created (r efer to th e Associat ion Qualif ier Types discussion s). The n amespace i n
	3731	which the qualifier type was c reated dis plays in b rackets.
	3732	5. For the qualifier (type) yo u selected for this associatio n, specify the quali fier
	3733	value in t he Qualifi er Value f ield. For each asso ciation yo u can crea te multipl e
	3734	qualifiers of differ ent types, or create occurrenc es of the same quali fier type, each
	3735	with a sep arate valu e.
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	3738	Click Add after you specify th e Qualifie r Type and Qualifier Value; bo th are
	3739	added to t he area in the lower portion o f the wind ow. Note the illust ration.
	3740
	3741
	3742
	3743	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the asso ciation,
	3744	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	3745	displayed qualifier type/value combinati ons, click Clear.
	3746
	3747	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation q ualifier t ypes that are availa ble
	3748	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	3749	of types. When you attempt to select an associati on qualifi er type fr om the
	3750	Qualifier Type field dropdown list, or s elect an a lternate Q ualifier t ype, only the
	3751	pre-select ed types w ill be inc luded in t he list. Refer to t he Filter Associatio n
	3752	Qualifier Types disc ussion ear lier in th e guide.
	3753	6. Click O K on the A dd Associa tion windo w to add t he associa tion.
	3754	Create an Associatio n – Contro l/Drag Ass ociation i nto the Co ncept/Term Details P anel
	3755	Follow thi s procedur e to selec t an exist ing local associatio n itself f rom a targ et concept
	3756	displayed in another panel, th en add the associati on itself to the new concept i n the
	3757	Concept/Te rm Details panel usi ng the con cept Contr ol/Drag op tion.
	3758	1. Make su re the fro m concept for which you want t o add an a ssociation (e.g., Dr ug
	3759	Testing) d isplays in the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l.
	3760	2. From a target con cept displ ayed in an other pane l or windo w (or in a nother
	3761	instance o f the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el) select the local associati on you wan t
	3762	to add. S elect the local asso ciation it self (not the concep t); local associatio ns
	3763	display in italics.
	3764	3. Drag th e target c oncept ass ociation t o the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el where t he
	3765	associatio n from con cept is di splayed. Hold the C ontrol key down befo re you
	3766	drop the t arget conc ept associ ation into the Conce pt/Term De tails pane l where
	3767	the from c oncept is displayed. The drag ged target concept a ssociation displays
	3768	(in italic s) in the Associatio ns folder for the as sociation from conce pt display ed
	3769	in the Con cept/Term Details pa nel.
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	3772	Create a C oncept/Ter m Associat ion within a Namespa ce
	3773	The follow ing proced ure illust rates how to create an associa tion betwe en concept s or
	3774	terms with in the sam e namespac e. In the example s hown, an a ssociation is create d
	3775	between tw o concepts in the IC D-9-CM nam espace.
	3776	1. In the DTS Editor Main wind ow, open o ne or more display p anels that include t he
	3777	concepts o r terms fo r which yo u want to create an associatio n. The pa nel displa ys
	3778	should ref lect the s ame namesp ace (in th is case, I CD-9-CM). In the il lustration ,
	3779	the Concep t Tree pan el reflect s both con cepts that will be i ncluded in the
	3780	associatio n (Diabete s mellitus and Diabe tes with k etoacidosi s).
	3781
	3782
	3783
	3784	Another op tion is to open the Search pan el in the left pane, which ref lects the
	3785	concept Di abetes mel litus in t he ICD-9-C M namespac e. The Co ncept Walk er
	3786	floating w indow refl ects Diabe tes with k etoacidosi s as a chi ld concept of
	3787	Diabetes m ellitus, a lso in the ICD-9-CM namespace. Note the illustrat ion.
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	3790
	3791
	3792	2. Drag th e relation ship from concept/te rm (i.e., Diabetes w ith ketoac idosis) in to
	3793	the Concep t/Term Det ails panel .
	3794	3. Right-c lick on th e concept/ term name on the Con cept/Term Details pa nel, then
	3795	select Add Associati on from th e displaye d options. The Add Associatio n window
	3796	displays. The from concept/te rm from th e Concept/ Term Detai ls panel ( i.e.,
	3797	Diabetes w ith ketoac idosis) di splays aut omatically in the Fr om Concept /Term
	3798	field, est ablishing the From p ortion of the From/T o associat ion betwee n
	3799	concepts o r terms.
	3800
	3801
	3802
	3803	The associ ation alwa ys is writ ten to the From Conc ept namesp ace (in th is case,
	3804	ICD-9-CM), which dis plays in p arentheses next to t he concept /term.
	3805	4. Drag Di abetes mel litus from the other displayed panel and drop it i nto the To
	3806	Concept fi eld. The namespace (again, IC D-9-CM) di splays in parenthese s next
	3807	to the con cept/term.
	3808
	3809
	3810	5. The Ass ociation T ype field dropdown l ist includ es only as sociation types crea ted
	3811	in the cur rent local namespace ; select t he type of associati on you are establish ing.
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	3814	In the ill ustration, Part Of i s selected ; the loca l namespac e in which that
	3815	associatio n was crea ted displa ys in pare ntheses.
	3816
	3817
	3818	6. Select the approp riate qual ifiers for this asso ciation us ing the Qu alifier Ty pe field
	3819	dropdown l ist, then enter the value for each quali fier type.
	3820	7. Click O K to updat e the ICD- 9-CM names pace with the associ ation of t he
	3821	concept Di abetes wit h ketoacid osis as be ing Part O f the conc ept Diabet es
	3822	mellitus. Click Can cel to ign ore the ne w associat ion.
	3823	Map Concep t/Terms ac ross Names paces
	3824	The DTS Ed itor allow s you to c reate asso ciations b etween con cepts or t erms acros s many
	3825	namespaces . Using t his mappin g approach (i.e., cr eating set s of assoc iations be tween
	3826	concepts i n two or m ore namesp aces) you can map a single Fro m Concept to many To
	3827	Concepts a cross mult iple names paces.
	3828
	3829	The follow ing proced ure illust rates how to create an associa tion betwe en concept s or
	3830	terms acro ss two nam espaces. In the exa mple shown , an assoc iation is created fo r the
	3831	concept di abetes mel litus, whi ch exists in both th e SNOMED C T and ICD- 9-CM
	3832	namespaces .
	3833	1. Open tw o separate display p anels in t he DTS Edi tor Main w indow. Th e display
	3834	in each sh ould inclu de the con cept/term (each refl ected in a separate namespace)
	3835	for which you want t o create a n associat ion.
	3836
	3837	In the ill ustration, the Conce pt Walker panel refl ects the c oncept dia betes
	3838	mellitus i n the ICD- 9-CM names pace. The Concept T ree floati ng window
	3839	reflects t he concept diabetes mellitus i n the SNOM ED CT name space.
	3840
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	3843
	3844
	3845	Another op tion is to open two instances of the Con cept Tree floating w indow,
	3846	each of wh ich includ e the conc ept diabet es mellitu s in its r espective namespace.
	3847	Note the f ollowing i llustratio n.
	3848
	3849
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	3852	2. Drag th e relation ship from concept/te rm, Diabet es mellitu s in the f rom
	3853	namespace (i.e., SNO MED-CT) in to the Con cept/Term Details pa nel.
	3854	3. Right-c lick on th e concept/ term name on the Con cept/Term Details pa nel, then
	3855	select Add Associati on from th e displaye d options. The Add Associatio n window
	3856	displays. The from concept/te rm from th e Concept/ Term Detai ls panel ( i.e.,
	3857	Diabetes m ellitus) d isplays au tomaticall y in the F rom Concep t/Term fie ld,
	3858	establishi ng the Fro m portion of the Fro m/To assoc iation bet ween conce pts or
	3859	terms.
	3860
	3861
	3862
	3863	The associ ation alwa ys is writ ten to the From Conc ept namesp ace (in th is case,
	3864	SNOMED-CT) , which di splays in parenthese s next to the concep t/term nam e.
	3865	4. Drag th e relation ship to co ncept/term , Diabetes mellitus in the to namespace
	3866	(i.e., ICD -9-CM) and drop it i nto the To Concept f ield on th e Associat ions
	3867	window. T he namespa ce (in thi s case, IC D-9-CM) di splays in parenthese s next
	3868	to the con cept/term.
	3869
	3870
	3871	5. The Ass ociation T ype field dropdown l ist includ es only as sociation types crea ted
	3872	in the cur rent local namespace ; select t he type of associati on you are establish ing.
	3873	In the ill ustration, Same As i s selected ; the loca l namespac e in which that
	3874	associatio n was crea ted displa ys in pare ntheses.
	3875
	3876
	3877	6. Select the approp riate qual ifiers for this asso ciation us ing the Qu alifier Ty pe field
	3878	dropdown l ist, then enter the value for each quali fier type.
	3879	7. Click O K to updat e the SNOM ED CT name space with the assoc iation of the
	3880	concept di abetes mel litus betw een the na mespaces S NOMED CT a nd ICD-9-
	3881	CM. Click Cancel to ignore th e new asso ciation.
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	3884	View and E dit an Exi sting Asso ciation
	3885	Follow thi s procedur e to view or edit an associati on definit ion and ta rget conce pt value
	3886	for a conc ept by rig ht clickin g on the c oncept nam e in the C oncept/Ter m Details panel.
	3887	1. Drag th e from con cept/term in the fro m/to relat ionship yo u want to view into the
	3888	Concept/Te rm Details panel.
	3889	2. On the Concept/Te rm Details panel, ex pand the A ssociation s folder t o display
	3890	existing a ssociation s for the concept.
	3891	3. Right-c lick on th e associat ion for wh ich you wa nt to view or edit d etails, th en
	3892	select Mod ify Associ ation from the displ ayed optio ns. The M odify Asso ciation
	3893	window dis plays.
	3894
	3895
	3896
	3897	The concep t/term fro m the Conc ept/Term D etails pan el display s in the F rom
	3898	Concept/Te rm (drop t arget) fie ld; this e stablishes the From portion of the
	3899	From/To as sociation. The name space in w hich the f rom concep t resides displays
	3900	in bracket s.
	3901
	3902	The target concept/t erm in the associati on display s in the T o Concept/ Term (drop
	3903	target) fi eld. The type of as sociation (e.g., App roach) tha t was esta blished
	3904	displays i n the Asso ciation Ty pe field.
	3905	4. The mod ified asso ciation th at you ent er will be written t o the loca l namespac e
	3906	where the associatio n type is defined. In the Ass ociation T ype field list, sele ct the
	3907	type of as sociation between th e concepts or terms. Associat ion types from the
	3908	current lo cal namesp ace are li sted alpha betically (see Assoc iation Typ es).
	3909
	3910	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation t ypes that are availa ble from t he
	3911	Associatio n Type fie ld dropdow n list by creating a pre-defin ed, filter ed list of
	3912	types. Wh en you att empt to se lect an as sociation type from the Associ ation Type
	3913	field drop down list, or select an altern ate associ ation type , only the pre-selec ted
	3914	types will be includ ed in the list. Ref er to the Filter Ass ociation T ypes discu ssion.
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	3917	5. For eac h associat ion you ca n add or r emove one or more qu alifiers, each of wh ich
	3918	consists o f an estab lished qua lifier typ e and valu e. Qualif iers provi de additio nal
	3919	detail reg arding the nature of a concept or term a ssociation (e.g., Us ually). F rom
	3920	the Qualif ier Type f ield dropd own list, select a n ew qualifi er type to assign to this
	3921	associatio n. The li st include s only tho se associa tion quali fier types that were
	3922	created in the same local name space wher e the sele cted assoc iation typ e was
	3923	created.
	3924	6. Click A dd after y ou specify the Quali fier Type and Qualif ier Value; both are
	3925	added to t he display area in t he lower p ortion of the window .
	3926
	3927	To remove an individ ual qualif ier type/v alue combi nation fro m the asso ciation,
	3928	highlight the approp riate line in the di splay area and click Remove. To clear a ll
	3929	existing q ualifier t ype/value combinatio ns, click Clear.
	3930
	3931	You have t he option of filteri ng the ass ociation q ualifier t ypes that are availa ble
	3932	from the Q ualifier T ype field dropdown l ist by cre ating a pr e-defined, filtered list
	3933	of types. When you attempt to select an associati on qualifi er type fr om the
	3934	Qualifier Type field dropdown list, or s elect an a lternate Q ualifier t ype, only the
	3935	pre-select ed types w ill be inc luded in t he list. Refer to t he Filter Associatio n
	3936	Qualifier Types disc ussion ear lier in th e guide.
	3937	7. Click O K to updat e the know ledgebase with your associatio n edits. Click Canc el
	3938	to ignore the edits.
	3939	Delete an Associatio n
	3940	Follow thi s procedur e to delet e an assoc iation tha t exists b etween con cepts or t erms
	3941	within a n amespace, or across namespaces . The ass ociation t ype for th e associat ion you
	3942	want to de lete must exist in a local nam espace in order for you to del ete the as sociation.
	3943	1. Drag th e from con cept/term in the ass ociation y ou want to delete in to the
	3944	Concept/Te rm Details panel.
	3945	2. On the Concept/Te rm Details panel, ex pand the A ssociation s folder t o display
	3946	existing a ssociation s for the concept.
	3947	3. Right-c lick on th e associat ion you wa nt to dele te (in a s ubscriptio n namespac e,
	3948	the associ ation shou ld be in i talics) th en select Delete Ass ociation f rom the
	3949	displayed options. A delete c onfirmatio n window d isplays.
	3950
	3951
	3952	4. Click O K to delet e the conc ept/term a ssociation from the local name space to
	3953	which it w as written originall y. Click Cancel to ignore the deletion.
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	3955	Page 142 of 147
	3956	Code and I D Generato r
	3957	Introducti on
	3958	Concept co des and co ncept IDs are identi fiers gene rated auto matically and assign ed to
	3959	each new c oncept or term you c reate thro ugh the DT S Editor. The conce pt code an d ID
	3960	display in the Conce pt Tree pa nel (in pa rentheses) next to e ach concep t name whe n you
	3961	right-clic k on the c oncept nam e.
	3962	The defaul t format f or each ne w generate d ID is th e next ava ilable num ber in seq uence.
	3963	The defaul t format f or each ne w code gen erated is a prefix o f letter C for conce pts, or
	3964	letter T f or terms, followed b y the next available number in sequence (e.g., C1, C2, C3,
	3965	T1, T2, T3 , etc.). The defaul t format f or new con cept code and ID gen eration is defined
	3966	in the cla ss com.ape lon.dts.cl ient.plugi ns.Default CodeAndIdG enerator.
	3967	You have t he option of writing and “regi stering” o ne or more customize d code and ID
	3968	generators . Each ne w generato r can defi ne paramet ers for ge neration o f new code s and
	3969	IDs based on formats of your o wn design. Each new generator would ext end
	3970	CodeAndIdG enerator b ased on th e new clas s in com.a pelon.dts. client.com mon.
	3971	To create a new code and ID ge nerator, y ou first m ust write and compil e a java c lass for
	3972	it (and pl ace the co mpiled cus tom code a nd ID gene rator unde r a plugin s subfolde r of
	3973	their DTS installati on). You then must register t he new cod e generato r .class f ile (which
	3974	makes it t he current generator for creat ion of cod es and IDs for new c oncepts or terms in
	3975	the DTS Ed itor). Pr ocedures f or each of these ste ps are pro vided.
	3976	Writing an d Compilin g a Code a nd ID Gene rator
	3977	A code gen erator is a java cla ss that mu st extend the abstra ct CodeAnd IdGenerato r class
	3978	found in p ackage: co m.apelon.d ts.client. common. Th ere are th ree method s that mus t be
	3979	implemente d in the j ava class, getCode ( DTSobjectc onceptOrTe rm) getId
	3980	(DTSobject conceptOrT erm) and g etDescript ion(). Ea ch method is describ ed.
	3981	• getCode( DTSobject conceptOrT erm) – the return va lue from t his method will be
	3982	passed to the concep t for whic h a code m ust be ass igned. Thi s method s hould
	3983	return a J ava string type of 3 2 characte rs or less . This cod e will be assigned t o the
	3984	concept wh en the con cept is sa ved in the DTS Edito r.
	3985	• getDescr iption() w ill return a Java st ring that describes the code g eneration
	3986	method for this code generatio n class. Y ou will se e this des cription i n the DTS
	3987	Editor, wh en you sel ect a code generator from the Register C ode Genera tor
	3988	window (th is window is discuss ed in deta il later).
	3989	• getId (D TSobject c onceptOrTe rm)
	3990	An example of a code generator class is shown; not e that the .class fi le must ha ve a
	3991	unique nam e. The me thods desc ribed are shown in t he example .
	3992
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	4022	Note: Code generator s must be placed in package: c om.apelon. dts.client .plugins a nd
	4023	must exten d class: c om.apelon. dts.client .common.Co deAndIdGen erator.
	4024	package co m.apelon.d ts.client. plugins;
	4025
	4026	import com .apelon.ap elonserver .client.Se rverConnec tion;
	4027	import com .apelon.dt s.client.c ommon.Code AndIDGener ator;
	4028	import com .apelon.dt s.client.c ommon.DTSO bject;
	4029	import com .apelon.dt s.client.t erm.Term;
	4030
	4031	import jav a.util.Ran dom;
	4032
	4033	/**
	4034	* Sample code and I D generato r that gen erates a r andom ID a nd corresp onding
	4035	* code fo r the pass ed concept or term.
	4036	*/
	4037	public cla ss SampleC odeAndIdGe nerator ex tends Code AndIDGener ator {
	4038	private String fCo de;
	4039	private int fId = -1;
	4040
	4041	/**
	4042	* Const ructor pas sing serve r connecti on. The s erver conn ection can be used
	4043	* to in stantiate DTS query classes in case they are neede d to deter mine a
	4044	* uniqu e code and ID. The server con nection is not used in this sa mple code
	4045	* and I D generato r.
	4046	*
	4047	* @para m sc server connectio n
	4048	*/
	4049	public S ampleCodeA ndIdGenera tor(Server Connection sc) {
	4050	super( sc);
	4051	}
	4052
	4053	public S tring getC ode(DTSObj ect concep tOrTerm) {
	4054	if (fC ode == nul l) {
	4055	setR andomCodeA ndID(conce ptOrTerm);
	4056	}
	4057
	4058	return fCode;
	4059	}
	4060
	4061	private void setRa ndomCodeAn dID(DTSObj ect concep tOrTerm) {
	4062	Random r = new R andom();
	4063	fId = r.nextInt( );
	4064	if (co nceptOrTer m instance of Term) {
	4065	fCod e = "T" + fId;
	4066	} else {
	4067	fCod e = "C" + fId;
	4068	}
	4069	}
	4070
	4071	public i nt getId(D TSObject c onceptOrTe rm) {
	4072	if (fI d == -1) {
	4073	setR andomCodeA ndID(conce ptOrTerm);
	4074	}
	4075
	4076	return fId;
	4077	}
	4078
	4079	public S tring getD escription () {
	4080	return "Generate s a random ID for a new concep t or term. "
	4081	+ "For the code it prepend s a capita l \"C\" to the gener ated ID of a concept , "
	4082	+ "or a capital \"T\" to t he ID of a term.";
	4083	}
	4084	}
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	4086	Page 144 of 147
	4087	The comppl ugins.bat file inclu ded in the DTS insta ll is loca ted in the bin\edito r
	4088	directory, under the DTS main directory. To compil e a code a nd ID gene rator sour ce file,
	4089	place the source fil e in this directory:
	4090
	4091	DTSIn stall\plug ins\src\co m\apelon\d ts\client\ plugins
	4092	Run the co mpplugins. bat file. You must h ave the pa th to your JDK on yo ur PATH
	4093	environmen t variable for this .bat file to compile your code and ID ge nerator. Y our
	4094	compiled c ode and ID generator now will be availab le in the DTS Editor .
	4095	You also m ay use you r own thir d-party ja va source editor (e. g., JBuild er, Visual Age) to
	4096	compile yo ur code an d ID gener ator. You will need the Apelon DTS.jar on your
	4097	CLASSPATH to compile ; this .ja r file wil l contain the CodeAn d IdGenera tor class that
	4098	all code a nd ID gene rators mus t extend.
	4099
	4100	After you compile th e class su ccessfully , place th e resultin g .class f ile into t his direct ory
	4101	on your lo cal hard d rive:
	4102	Apelon\ DT SInstall\p lugins\cla sses\com\a pelon\dts\ client\plu gins
	4103	This path originates from the location o f your DTS Editor in stall. Onl y code and ID
	4104	generators placed in this dire ctory will be availa ble while using the DTS Editor .
	4105	Registerin g a Code a nd ID Gene rator
	4106	Follow the se procedu res to reg ister a ne w code and ID genera tor. All concepts c reated
	4107	thereafter will have codes and IDs gener ated based on the re gistered g enerator
	4108	parameters .
	4109	1. Select Code and I D Generato r from the DTS Edito r main win dow Option s
	4110	menu. The Select Co de and ID Generator window dis plays.
	4111
	4112
	4113
	4114	The window lists eac h code and ID genera tor for wh ich a Java class fil e was
	4115	created, c ompiled, a nd placed in the plu gins\class es\com\ape lon\dts\cl ient\
	4116	plugins di rectory. The code a nd ID gene rator curr ently in e ffect disp lays at th e
	4117	top of the window.
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	4120	Note: The sample fil e DefaultC odeAndIdGe nerator.ja va is incl uded in th e
	4121	plugins\sr c\com\apel on\dts\cli ent\plugin s director y. Run th e file
	4122	compplugin s.bat in t he DTSInst all\bin\ed itor direc tory to co mpile this Java file
	4123	for the sa mple code and ID gen erator.
	4124
	4125	com.apelon .dts.clien t.plugins. DefaultCod eAndIdGene rator then displays as an
	4126	option in the Select Code and ID Generat or window.
	4127	2. Click t he desired code and ID generat or to sele ct it. A brief desc ription of the
	4128	code forma t that is generated displays.
	4129
	4130
	4131
	4132	The defaul t format f or each ne w generate d ID is th e next ava ilable num ber in
	4133	sequence. The defau lt format for each n ew code ge nerated is the newly generated
	4134	ID, with a prefix of letter C for concep ts, or let ter T for terms (e.g ., the new IDs 1,
	4135	2, and 3 w ould gener ate codes of C1, C2, C3, etc, for concep ts, and T1 , T2, T3,
	4136	etc. for t erms).
	4137	3. Click O K to regis ter the ne w code and ID genera tor. Each new conce pt created
	4138	from this point will be assign ed an ID a nd code ba sed on the associate d generato r
	4139	parameters in the ja va class f ile.
	4140	Duplicate Codes
	4141	If the new code and ID generat or you reg istered cr eates a co de that is identical to one
	4142	already in the knowl edgebase, a message displays i ndicating that The c oncept/ter m
	4143	already ex ists!.
	4144	You have t he followi ng two opt ions at th is point:
	4145	1. Click O K. The co ncept or t erm will n ot be crea ted. Try creating t he concept or
	4146	term again ; possibly the code and ID gen erator wil l generate a unique code and I D
	4147	the next t ime.
	4148	2. If dupl icate code s are bein g generate d on a con sistent ba sis, regis ter a diff erent or
	4149	updated co de and ID generator on the Sel ect Code a nd ID Gene rator wind ow.
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	4151	Page 146 of 147
	4152	Sample Cod e and ID G enerator
	4153	An alterna tive, "sam ple" code and ID gen erator is available with DTS . Rather t han
	4154	automatica lly genera ting a cod e and ID l ike the de fault code and ID ge nerator, i t permits
	4155	you to man ually ente r the code and ID fo r a new co ncept or t erm.
	4156	The class name is co m.apelon.d ts.client. plugins.Pr omptForCod eAndId; it will be
	4157	included i n the list of code a nd ID gene rators unt il you com pile it by running t he
	4158	compplugin s.bat file . The sou rce in DTS Install\pl ugins\src\ com\apelon \dts\clien t\
	4159	plugins wi ll be comp iled into the output directory DTSInstal l\plugins\ classes\co m
	4160	\apelon \d ts\client\ plugins.
	4161
	4162
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	4165	Appendix A – Adjust Memory for Remote JD BC Connect ions
	4166	DTS loads the Lexico n dictiona ry wheneve r you perf orm a silo search us ing the DT S
	4167	Editor. I f you use a Remote J DBC connec tion to th e database , and expe rience Out of
	4168	Memory err ors when y ou attempt silo sear ches, you may need t o increase the amoun t of
	4169	heap memor y configur ed for the DTS Edito r.
	4170	Perform th e followin g procedur e to adjus t the inst alled heap memory.
	4171	1. Right-c lick the A pelon DTS Editor sel ection on the Window s Start me nu
	4172	(Programs> Apelon>DTS Install>Ap elon DTS E ditor).
	4173	2. When th e options list displ ays, click Propertie s. The Ape lon DTS Ed itor
	4174	Properties window di splays, wi th the Sho rtcut tab selected.
	4175
	4176
	4177	3. In the Target fie ld, set th e value fo r the firs t argument to the de sired maxi mum
	4178	Java heap size (cons ider the t otal amoun t of memor y you have available when
	4179	deciding h ow much to allocate to the DTS Editor). Replace t he install ed default
	4180	value of 2 56, which refers to the amount of heap m emory in m egabytes.
	4181	4. Click O K to reset the heap size value .
	4182	5. Confirm that the Apelon DTS Server is running ( Start>Prog rams>Apelo n>
	4183	DTSInstall >Start Ape lon DTS Se rver) then start the DTS Edito r.
	4184	Back to To p
	4185	Set New
	4186	Heap Size