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=Prerequisites= | =Prerequisites= | ||
To use the Structure Explorer you need to have installed the FXL add-in and logged on. [[Connect_FXL_to_a_Registry|Click here to learn how to do that]]. | To use the Structure Explorer you need to have installed the FXL add-in and logged on. [[Connect_FXL_to_a_Registry|Click here to learn how to do that]]. | ||
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+ | =Browse, Lookup and Search Structures= | ||
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+ | There are three different ways to find structures in the Registry which are: | ||
+ | * '''Browse Registry''' allows the user to view all of the available structures, broken down by structure type, and maintenance agency. | ||
+ | * '''Lookup Structure''' allows users to find structures that reference other structures. For example look-up ‘Data Structure by Codelist’ enables the user to navigate to a particular codelist, and then discover which Data Structures reference the Codelists. | ||
+ | * '''Search Structure''' provides a free-text search for structures. |
Revision as of 23:53, 13 April 2021
Prerequisites
To use the Structure Explorer you need to have installed the FXL add-in and logged on. Click here to learn how to do that.
Browse, Lookup and Search Structures
There are three different ways to find structures in the Registry which are:
- Browse Registry allows the user to view all of the available structures, broken down by structure type, and maintenance agency.
- Lookup Structure allows users to find structures that reference other structures. For example look-up ‘Data Structure by Codelist’ enables the user to navigate to a particular codelist, and then discover which Data Structures reference the Codelists.
- Search Structure provides a free-text search for structures.