Entry Terms Registry entry

Specify which columns use the Thesaurus and what their entry terms are.

Description

This entry provides a way of defining the use of a thesaural sub-tree with a column.

Usage

This Registry entry can be assigned to users and groups:

Key	User	User	Group	Group	Group	Group
Key 1	User	User	Group	Group	Group	Group
Key 2	user	user	group	group	Default	Default
Key 3	Table	Table	Table	Table	Table	Table
Key 4	table	Default	table	Default	table	Default
Key 5	Entry Terms
Key 6	column
Value	term:acronym;term:acronym;...

where:

column	is the name of the affected column.
term:acronym;term:acronym;....	is a semicolon separated list of term and acronym pairs (separated by a colon). Each pair defines an entry point into a particular Thesaurus. This means that valid terms for selection from a Thesaurus for the specified column are defined to be the term itself and any term in its sub-tree. If no term:acronym pairs are defined, any term from the Thesaurus is valid for the column.

Note: This Registry entry is required for every column that does not wish to use the entire Thesaurus.

Examples

The column ArtArtworkMedium has two thesaural entry points. The first is from the term medium in AAT and the second is from the term medium in LCSH:

Key	Setting
Key 1	Group
Key 2	Default
Key 3	Table
Key 4	ecatalogue
Key 5	Entry Terms
Key 6	ArtArtworkMedium
Value	medium:AAT;medium:LCSH

The column AnaBodyPart has a single thesaural entry point that is anatomy from the MESH D thesaurus:

Key	Setting
Key 1	Group
Key 2	Default
Key 3	Table
Key 4	ecatalogue
Key 5	Entry Terms
Key 6	AnaBodyPart
Value	anatomy:MESH D

The column ObjKeyword may be filled with any term from any Thesaurus:

Key	Setting
Key 1	Group
Key 2	Default
Key 3	Table
Key 4	ecatalogue
Key 5	Entry Terms
Key 6	ObjKeyword
Value

Note: This last entry is not required as it is the default behaviour.