<add_child>

Container for term addition request

<level>

Also known as the hierarchy level. It represents the level of the item in the ontology tree where the root level is level 0.

<key>

A "
table code\hierarchy path" pair:

\\i2b2\RPDR\Diagnoses\Respiratory system (460-519)\Chronic obstructive diseases (490-496)(493) Asthma

Equates to a table code of "i2b2" and the hierarchy of "\RPDR\Diagnoses\Respiratory system (460-519)\Chronic obstructive diseases (490-496)(493) Asthma"

<name>

The name of the metadata term.
The following characters are not allowed for leaf names:

\ / " < ? %

Due to their prevalence in genomics the following characters are allowed but their general use is discouraged.
_ > :

The following characters are not allowed for folder or container names:

\ / " < ? % > :

<synonym_cd>

Indicates whether or not the term is a synonym of another term. The value can be "Y" or "N".

<visualattribues>

Three character string that indicates the graphical representation of the term.
Example:
String XYZ, where
X can be "C" (container), "F" (folder), "L" (leaf), "M" (multi)
Y can be "A" (active), "I" (inactive), "H" (hidden)
Z can be "E" (editable) or null

<totalnum>

The number of items found (not typically used).

<basecode>

The code representation of the term.

<metadataxml>

Additional xml that may be associated with the term (optional).

<facttablecolumn>

The observation fact table column associated with the term.

<tablename>

The dimension table associated with this term.

<columnname>

The name of the column in the dimension table associated with this term.

<columndatatype>

The data type for the column in the dimension table associated with this term.
"T" = text
"N" = number

<operator>

The SQL comparison operator associated with this term.

<dimcode>

The dimension code that is associated with the term.

<comment>

The optional comment associated with the term.

<tooltip>

A tooltip that is associated with the term.

<valuetype_cd>

Indicates the type of term
DOC = the term represents a document or note
LAB = the term is associated with a lab result
KEY = a keyword associated with a term (may be used for NLP)

<modify_child>

Container for request to modify a term

incl_synonyms

A flag to indicate if synonyms of this node should also be modified.

<level>

Also known as the hierarchy level. It represents the level of the item in the ontology tree where the root level is level 0.

<key>

A "
table code\hierarchy path" pair:

\\i2b2\RPDR\Diagnoses\Respiratory system (460-519)\Chronic obstructive diseases (490-496)(493) Asthma

Equates to a table code of "i2b2" and the hierarchy of "\RPDR\Diagnoses\Respiratory system (460-519)\Chronic obstructive diseases (490-496)(493) Asthma"

<name>

The name of the metadata term.
The following characters are not allowed for leaf names:

\ / " < ? %

Due to their prevalence in genomics the following characters are allowed but their general use is discouraged.
_ > :

The following characters are not allowed for folder or container names:

\ / " < ? % > :

<synonym_cd>

Indicates whether or not the term is a synonym of another term. The value can be "Y" or "N".

<visualattribues>

Three character string that indicates the graphical representation of the term.
Example:
String XYZ, where
X can be "C" (container), "F" (folder), "L" (leaf), "M" (multi)
Y can be "A" (active), "I" (inactive), "H" (hidden)
Z can be "E" (editable) or null

<totalnum>

The number of items found (not typically used).

<basecode>

The code representation of the term.

<metadataxml>

Additional xml that may be associated with the term (optional).

<facttablecolumn>

The observation fact table column associated with the term.

<tablename>

The dimension table associated with this term.

<columnname>

The name of the column in the dimension table associated with this term.

<columndatatype>

The data type for the column in the dimension table associated with this term.
"T" = text
"N" = number

<operator>

The SQL comparison operator associated with this term.

<dimcode>

The dimension code that is associated with the term.

<comment>

The optional comment associated with the term.

<tooltip>

A tooltip that is associated with the term.

<valuetype_cd>

Indicates the type of term
DOC = the term represents a document or note
LAB = the term is associated with a lab result
KEY = a keyword associated with a term (may be used for NLP)