EQ

EQ — a query edited by the execution of dfeditqc

Synopsis

Content model

EQ ::=
(V?, QR?, QRPLY?, NT?)

Attributes

NameTypeDefaultDescription
frCDATANone

The id of the unique history element (HN) during which this item was recorded.

prEnumeration: 1=missing, 2=illegal, 3=inconsistent, 4=illegible, 5=fax noise, 6=other, 30-99=user-defined category None

The category code identified by the query.

uEnumeration:
1=external
2=internal
None

The usage type identified by the query.

fEnumeration:
1=Q&A (Clarification)
2=Fax/Refax (Correction)
None

The response type identified by the query.

cEnumeration:
0=fail
1=success
2=success, but value truncated
None

The completion status of the action, or function during which this item was recorded. The only time that a status of "failure" (code 0) is produced is when the database server is found to be unavailable. Otherwise, a status of success (codes 1 or 2) is produced.

prlblCDATANone

The label of the query when a user-defined category type is used. When a default DFdiscover category type is used, this attribute is not included.

Description

Any queries edited by the dfeditqc function during the execution of an edit check are recorded in an EQ element.

The V element identifies the variable by name to which the query was edited, even if it is the current variable.

The query and note child elements appear only if their respective values have been set by the function. Note that the element values do not identify whether it has been changed from its previous value, simply that the value was specified as an argument in the function call.

An EQ element does not imply that changes to a query were added to the database, simply that they would have been added if the APPLY element had allowed queries to be added or changed.

Processing Expectations

The history element that records which batch execution generated this element can be determined by matching the values of the fr attribute and the fd attribute.

Parents

These elements contain EQ: E

Children

The following elements occur in EQ: V, QR, QRPLY, NT

Examples

Example 6.59. A query on the age variable was edited

<EQ fr='8' pr='3' u='1' f'=1' c='1'><V n='age'/>
<QR>The reported age is inconsistent with
the exam date and the subject's birth date</QR></Q>

Example 6.60. A user defined query added to the visitDate variable

<Q fr='9' pr='30' u='1' f'=1' c='1' prlbl="Requires Follow-Up"><V n='visitDate'/>
<QR>The reported visit date does not match up with the trial schedule and needs to be verified by the trial coordinator.</QR></Q>