Chnaging Patient to Subject In Oracle Clinical Database designing

Dear Friends,
Iam using Oracle clinical RDC and My question is
1.I dont want to display Patient/s details in RDC page(entering into casebooks) while entering the data.
Is there any possibility to hide this patient details?
please let me know.comments from members are welcome.

u can always add data after a lock ie new data but cannot modify data (but if it was frozen it wouldve been better ..........u cant add data or modify after u freeze a study ).........so please go ahead and freeze ur study if u dont want any more new data. Hope this helps.

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There was a database lock in Oracle Clinical RDC. It was confirmed by the database administrator that the lock was successful. However, the investigators at the sites were able to go in and approve additional pages after the lock. Can anyone tell me how this could have happened? I was under the assumption based on documentation that once the data was locked, it could no longer be updated but only viewed.
Thanks..

u can always add data after a lock ie new data but cannot modify data (but if it was frozen it wouldve been better ..........u cant add data or modify after u freeze a study ).........so please go ahead and freeze ur study if u dont want any more new data. Hope this helps.

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Clinical is part of the EBS Suite - Clinical software and documentation is available in Metalink
MOS Doc 280522.1 - Oracle Clinical Release 4.5 Administrator's Guide
HTH
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or
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install.sh not working - need help
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I am installing TMS integrated with Oracle Clinical .
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what should be given here a new Oracle home name and destination or the same where 9i for OC was installed .
Also can I install TMS and OC on Same database instance ?
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