Manage the Connection between a SAS Clinical Data Integration Study and a Medidata Rave Study :: SAS(R) Clinical Data Integration 2.6: User's Guide

Create a Connection between Studies

Note: You must have Administrator access permissions to the SAS Clinical Data Integration study.

To create a connection between studies, perform the following steps:

In the Folders tree, right-click a SAS Clinical Data Integration study root folder, and then select Connect to Medidata Rave.

The Connect to a Rave Study wizard appears.
Select a server from the Registered Rave Servers table.
(Optional) Test the connection to the server.
Click Next.

The Rave Studies page appears.
Select a study from the Select a Rave Study table, and then click Finish.
(Optional) Verify the connection by performing the following steps:
1. In the Folders tree, right-click the study root folder, and then select Properties.
  
  The Properties dialog box appears.
2. Click the Medidata Rave tab.
  
  The Medidata Rave tab contains a table with entries that specify the properties of the Medidata Rave study associated with the SAS Clinical Data Integration study. This information includes the Medidata Rave server information (name, host, base path, and user name) and the Medidata Rave study information (OID, study name, and protocol name).
3. Click OK.

View the Mappings between Studies

To view the mappings between studies, perform the following steps:

Select ToolsMedidata RaveStudy Mappings.

The CDI-Rave Study Mappings dialog box appears.

Each row of the table shows a mapping between a SAS Clinical Data Integration study and a Medidata Rave study on a specific Medidata Rave server.
Review the mappings, and then click Close.

Disconnect a SAS Clinical Data Integration Study from a Medidata Rave Study

To disconnect a SAS Clinical Data Integration study from a Medidata Rave study, in the Folders tree, right-click a mapped SAS Clinical Data Integration study root folder, and then select Disconnect from Medidata Rave.

Note: When you disconnect the studies, the data and objects are not deleted. However, all metadata properties specific to the Medidata Rave connection are deleted from the objects.