Clarity Data Model Fundamentals Questions And Answers

when would you use clarity compass / data dictionary? - Clarity Compass - see custom category values and other organization specific settings. Data dictionary - no access to hyperspace or want to be able to use control F to search the table summary. Use ____________ to get information about tables when you're in Hyperspace - Database object search If you know a Chronicles INI and item, and you want to know the Clarity column it extracts to, how can you find it? - Use Column Search, and enter the INI and Item. What happens when a column is marked as Deprecated? - No more data will be extracted into the column, although any data already there will not be deleted. What does it mean if a column's name ends with _C? - The column holds a category value. You'll need to link it to a ZC_ table to find what that category value means. True or False: A Clarity table with only one column listed as the primary key will always hold no-add, single-response data. - False; for example, a table with a CSN listed as the primary key would hold overtime, single-response data. Which of the following columns from the PATIENT table holds a category value? a. PAT_ID b. PAT_NAME c. STATE_C d. PAT_STATUS - c. STATE_C Which table would you use to display a patient's middle name (EPT 119) on a Clarity report? a. PATIENT b. PAT_ENC c. PATIENT_TYPE d. ZC_PATIENT_TYPE - a. PATIENT - Use the column search to find where EPT 119 extracts to What is the difference between a record and a contact? - A record is a single entity. What kind of thing depends on the master file - a record in the patient master file is a patient, a record in the provider master file is a provider, etc. A contact represents a single moment in time for that record.