RADplus 2023 Update 55

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Product Update Form Description

An issue is resolved where the Dictionary Import form sometimes prevents the import of inactive dictionary values.

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AV-89190 Details | User Acceptance Tests

Dictionary Import - values

An issue is resolved to ensure that inactive dictionary values can be imported successfully in form "Dictionary Update", when included in the dictionary import file being imported. KB0073565 v0.01

Please Note: an "X" needs to be placed in the "Inactive" column in the import file in order for the dictionary code being imported, to be considered "Inactive". In addition, the following characters are unsupported when included in any dictionary "value" for import:
"^" Caret, "=" Equal, "~" Tilde, and "<" Less than

Topics

• Dictionary

Acceptance Tests

AV-89190 Summary | Details

Dictionary Import - values

Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:

Dictionary Import (PM)

Scenario 1: Dictionary Import - Data import validations

Specific Setup:

Have a form [TestForm] that contains a "Dictionary" type field [TestDict] on the form
Have access to form "Dictionary Update"
Have two "Dictionary Import" files available to import values in field [TestDict]
[FileA] is an import file created that contains dictionary codes for import, whose values all include an unsupported character:
[Code1] includes a dictionary value containing a less than sign (<)
[Code2] includes a dictionary value containing a caret symbol (^)
[Code3] includes a dictionary value containing an equal sign (=)
[Code4] includes a dictionary value containing a tilde symbol (~)
[FileB] does "not" contain any dictionary codes for import, whose values include any of the unsupported characters
[FileB] also contains a dictionary code that is flagged as "Inactive". (Note: an "X" needs to be placed in the "Inactive" column in the import file in order for the dictionary code being imported, to be considered "Inactive")

Steps

Open form "Dictionary Import"
Click [Select File]
Navigate the location of [FileA] and select it
Click "Scan Import File"
Validate the scan results indicate
Error in row 1: Caret(s) found in dictionary value.
Error in row 2: Equal sign(s) found in dictionary value.
Error in row 3: Tilde(s) found in dictionary value.
Error in row 4: Less than sign(s) found in dictionary value.
Import file cannot be processed due to critical errors.
Click [OK]
Click [Select File]
Navigate the location of [FileB] and select it
Click "Scan Import File"
Validate the scan results indicate "No errors or warnings found in file."
Click "Begin Import"
At the "Dictionary Import Complete" dialog, click [OK]
Open [TestForm]
Navigate to the [TestDict] field, and click on the field
Validate all 'Active' dictionaries imported in [FileB] in step 1, are present in the selection list as expected
Validate any 'Inactive' dictionaries imported are not displayed, as expected. Note: Inactive dictionary values are not displayed on forms
Close the form
Open form "Dictionary Update"
Click the "Print Dictionary" section
Select the file in "File" field where [TestDict] resides
Select "Individual Data Element"
Select [TestDict] in the "Data Element" field
Click [Print Dictionary]
Validate all 'Active' and 'Inactive' dictionaries imported in [FileB] in step 1, are present in the results

Topics

• Dictionary