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Subobjects are subtables or 1-to-many (1:M) tables within IMSMA items. They are used for data when an item may have more than one of something. For example, the item Activity includes the subobject Ordnance because in an activity more than one Ordnance may have been found and/or destroyed. Subobjects are normally displayed in a table on the Data Entry Form and on the item’s Summary window. You can run searches for these subobjects as you can for any other data in IMSMA. |
For example, you can search for the following subobjects:
| Item/Category | Subobjects |
|---|---|
| Land |
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| Activity |
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| Accident |
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| Victim |
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| Assistance |
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| Education |
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| Organisation |
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| Task |
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| Geographical information |
Is a special case of subobject that all items have (Search by Poly Property) and therefore it is in the second part of the drop-down list |
To add subobject criteria to a search:
- Click the
button to add an attribute to an existing search definition.
- From the attribute list, select a subobject e.g. Ordnance. SubObject displays in the operator list and is the only available operator.
- When you click on the
button the search window for the subobject opens. In the SubObject Search(Add) window, the Parent field displays the main search target, and the Search Target field displays the subobject. - Select a condition (AND or OR) from the list in the search pane. For more information, refer to And Versus Or.
- Click the button. The search criteria displays in the subobject search pane.
- Depending on which subobject it is, the subobject might have a subobject too. Continue to specify search criterion until you are done.
- When you click the OK button the subobject search window closes. If necessary continue click on OK until you are back to the main search target search window i.e. the Advanced search window.
