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Administrator<br />

To add analytics data to permanent records:<br />

1. From the Main Menu, choose Add Analytics<br />

Data.<br />

The Add Records Input Form appears.<br />

2. Type a Registry Number with a batch number<br />

and click OK.<br />

The Results Form View appears.<br />

Query and Reporting<br />

Records in the Registration System database are<br />

searched using any of the fields that were entered in<br />

the initial record. A query contains information<br />

about fields to search under and what to search for.<br />

Creating a query is the first step in finding the<br />

correct record.<br />

For more information about the different kinds of<br />

queries you can create, see “Searching <strong>ChemOffice</strong><br />

WebServer Applications” on page 168.<br />

Searching for Registered<br />

<strong>Com</strong>pounds<br />

When a compound is registered, it is moved from<br />

the temporary table to a permanent table.<br />

3. From the Experiment Type menu, choose an<br />

experiment type, and then click Add Data.<br />

4. Add parameters and results data to the record<br />

and click <strong>Com</strong>mit Data.<br />

The analytics data is added to the record.<br />

To begin your search:<br />

1. From the Main Menu, choose Search.<br />

The Query Input form appears.<br />

2. Enter the desired information in the<br />

appropriate boxes and click Search.<br />

Making your search as specific as possible is often<br />

helpful, especially when the number of records in<br />

the database is large. Most often, the more specific<br />

a search is, the lower the number of records<br />

returned will be.<br />

If you are having trouble finding the correct record,<br />

it may be that your search is too specific. Try<br />

broadening your search in order to return more<br />

records.<br />

For more information about the different kinds of<br />

queries you can create, see “Searching <strong>ChemOffice</strong><br />

WebServer Applications” on page 168.<br />

Analytics Spreadsheets<br />

It is possible to see records grouped by experiment<br />

in a spreadsheet, or list, format.<br />

16•Registration System<br />

<strong>CambridgeSoft</strong><br />

Query and Reporting

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