Difference between revisions of "Inherited Codelists - Trouble Shooting"
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== Environment Synchronisation == | == Environment Synchronisation == | ||
| − | When using the Pull facility to obtain a codelist has inherited | + | When using the Pull facility to obtain a codelist which has inherited it's codes from another codelist, the Inheritance link will not be retained. This is a known issue and will be addressed in a future release. As a work around you can either |
| − | * Restore the inheritance manually, or follow these steps: | + | * Restore the inheritance manually (easiest option if the codelist has none of its own codes), or follow these steps: |
# Delete the codelist from the target Registry | # Delete the codelist from the target Registry | ||
# Export the codelist from the source Registry (ticking the settings box RAW) | # Export the codelist from the source Registry (ticking the settings box RAW) | ||
# Upload the exported codelist into the Target Registry | # Upload the exported codelist into the Target Registry | ||
Revision as of 05:08, 19 April 2023
Environment Synchronisation
When using the Pull facility to obtain a codelist which has inherited it's codes from another codelist, the Inheritance link will not be retained. This is a known issue and will be addressed in a future release. As a work around you can either
- Restore the inheritance manually (easiest option if the codelist has none of its own codes), or follow these steps:
- Delete the codelist from the target Registry
- Export the codelist from the source Registry (ticking the settings box RAW)
- Upload the exported codelist into the Target Registry
