Promoting an ADaM Data Set to Be a User-Defined Template

Overview: Promoting an ADaM Data Set to Be a Template

Typically, an ADaM data set is for use by a single study or submission. The ADaM data set is available only to the study or submission in which it is defined. When an ADaM data set is promoted to be a user-defined template, the data set can be included in any study or submission.

Tip

Promoting an ADaM data set is similar to analyzing and promoting a custom domain. For more information, see Analyzing Domain Use and Promoting a Custom Domain to Be a Template.

Note: You must have appropriate permissions to view the Clinical Administration tree. For more information, see Adding Users to the Clinical Administrators Group.

Promote an ADaM Data Set to Be a User-Defined Template

To promote an ADaM data set to be a user-defined template, perform the following steps:

In the Clinical Administration tree, expand Data Standards.
Right-click an ADaM standard, and then select Analyze Model Usage.

The Analyze Model Usage dialog box appears.

The Studies/Submissions list displays all of the studies and submissions that currently use the selected ADaM data set.
From the Studies/Submissions list, select one or more items.
To limit the ADaM data sets to display, select a type from the Show domains of type drop-down list.
Click Show Domain Details.

In the Domain Details list, a summary of the ADaM data sets and data set columns appears. Each ADaM data set that is included in the selected study or submission appears as a column in the list.
Right-click an ADaM data set’s column heading, and then select Promote.

A confirmation message appears.
Click Yes.
To verify that a template was created from the ADaM data set, perform the following steps:
1. In the Clinical Administration tree, expand the selected data standard.
2. Expand Domain Templates.
  
  The new ADaM data set template appears in this folder.