Omni-Payer Data Dictionary Page Structure

Once a source system is selected from the Source System drop-down list, the Navigation panel is populated with a list of corresponding code sets for the selected source system, as shown in the following image.

The Navigation panel contains the following areas:

1. Search field.
2. List of code sets for the selected source system.

A search field is available in the Navigation panel, which allows you to search through a list of code sets. To search through a list of code sets, enter your search terms in the field and click the search icon to the right of the field or press Enter, as shown in the following image.

Note: The behavior of the search is not case-sensitive and locates only those code sets, that begin with the search term entered.

To cancel a search, delete any search terms in the field and click the search icon to the right of the field or press Enter.

Topics: Sorting Filtering Pagination

You can select a specific node from the tree structure by clicking on the title of a subject area.

When you select a corresponding node, the Details panel displays the code set mapping information between the selected code set and Omni-Payer using a table format, as shown in the following image.

The structure of this table can be configured in the Administration Console if required. For more information, see Configuring Code Sets and Database Objects.

The code set table provides the following functionality:

1. Sorting by columns.
2. Filtering by multiple queries.
3. Pagination.
4. Drop-down list for the record quantity.

You can select the database systems with versions that are available for browsing from the drop-down list, as shown in the following image.

Once a system is selected from the drop-down list, the Navigation panel is populated with a tree of corresponding database objects (tables and columns), as shown in the following image.

The Navigation panel contains a search field, which provide functionality to search through a tree of corresponding database objects (tables and columns). To search through a list of database objects, enter your search terms in the field and click the search icon to the right of the field or press Enter.

The search is performed only for the source system that is currently selected. The behavior of the search is not case-sensitive and finds all tables and columns that match the search criteria, even partially.

If the node name of a child matches the query but not the parent, then all parent nodes are displayed and expanded.

The Details panel does not change until you select any of the search results or cancel the search.

To cancel a search, delete any search terms in the search field and click the search icon to the right of the field or press Enter.

You can select any node from the left pane and navigate the hierarchy as required. When you click on a table name header, the table node is expanded and the list of columns is displayed. At the same time, the Details panel is populated with the information about the selected object.

To view a column property, click a Column Title link in the Details panel or click a column in the navigation tree.

Information that can be displayed in the Details panel is metadata driven and can be configured in the Administration Console if required. For more information, see Configuring Code Sets and Database Objects.

The Details panel for a selected table contains:

1. Database quick details.
2. Table quick details.
3. Table of columns that belong to that table, which includes descriptive information.

The following image shows the structure of the Details panel that is displayed when a database object is selected.

The Details panel contains the following information:

1. Database quick details.
2. Table quick details.
3. Column quick details.
4. Column full information.
5. Include and Exclude rules if they exist.