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MAINTAIN LISTS OF VALUES

The Maintain List of Values (IMLOVL) form is used to create and maintain the List of Values (LOV’s) within the application. This section explains the purpose of LOV’s within the application and the Maintaining List of Values screen. Throughout the system, certain fields can only be completed with a selection from a set of predefined values. Those groups of values are defined as a List of Values (LOV). A magnifying glass icon next to a field in the system is a signal to the user that they are to access an LOV. The LOV screen controls how the data is displayed and the column name for the LOV. The Maintain List of Values screen allows you to create and edit LOV’s within the system. You may access this feature through the Screens/Forms menu: Application Administration > System Structures > Maintain Lists of Values List of Values This field will provide the name of the list of values being defined. Data Source This field indicates the name of the source of the LOV’s data. Non-updatable e.g. For an LOV of positions, the Positions table (P2K_cm_positions) will be listed. Title This field provides the title of the LOV which will appear at the top of the LOV box. LOV Title (FRE) If the form is to be displayed in a second language, this field allows you to provide an alternate language name for the LOV. (On the example screen, the second language is identified as French, ‘Prompt (FRE)’.) LOV Usage This field will indicate if the LOV is Pre-loaded (McKessonHigh Line provided), User Defined or Obsolete. Where Clause The Where Clause corresponds to an SQL statement and dictates how the data in the LOV can be filtered. The drop down menu for this field displays all the Where Clauses defined in the Main For example, suppose you have created an LOV that will provide a list of positions, however, you would like to see only those positions in the Finance department. You would indicate here that the retrieved data be restricted to the Finance department. Replacing LOV Purpose This field provides a quick description of the data source. Non-updatable Type This field categorizes the data source into a specific type. Non-updatable This currently will be a table. Columns to be Displayed in LOV

The sequence number indicates the order in which the columns in the LOV box will appear. Column Use this field to indicate the information to go into the columns. You will make your choice from the selection provided in the drop down menu. The information in this field will be derived from the data source. Display As This field allows you to give a title to the column in the LOV box. Column Title (FRE) If the form is to be displayed in a second language, this field allows you to provide an alternate language name for the column. (On the example screen, the second language is identified as French, ‘Prompt (FRE)’.) Width This field indicates the width of the column in the LOV box. Default Sort Order Column Usage This field will indicate if the LOV is Pre-loaded (McKessonHigh Line provided), User Defined or Obsolete. Whenever you update an LOV, the information needs to be loaded into the system. If you do not load the information, the LOV will not reflect the changes until the system has been restarted. Clear LOV This field clears the old information provided in the LOV. The new information will not be reloaded until the first time a user accesses the LOV. This may cause a time delay for that user. Load LOV This field will loads new information into the LOV. This means that the first user who accesses the new LOV will not experience a time delay. You can use this button to test the system and see if the information loads properly and in a timely manner.