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:'''SubObject''' displays in the operator list and is the only available option.
 
:'''SubObject''' displays in the operator list and is the only available option.
  
<li>Click the [[Image:FieldTemplateIcon.png]] button.</li>
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<li>Click the [[Image:SubobjectSearchIcon.png‎]] button.</li>
  
 
:In the SubObject Search(Add) window, the Parent field displays the object, and the Search Target field displays the subobject.
 
:In the SubObject Search(Add) window, the Parent field displays the object, and the Search Target field displays the subobject.

Revision as of 20:06, 4 December 2012

Subobjects are subcategories within certain IMSMA items. Subobjects are normally displayed in table format. For example, the item Hazard includes the subobject Munitions, which displays in the Munitions table of a field report and on the item’s current view. You can run searches for these subobjects as you can for any other data in IMSMA.


You can search for the following subobjects:

Searchable Subobjects
Item/Category Subobjects
Hazard
  • Munitions
Hazard Reduction
  • Devices Found
  • Impact Survey
  • Interviewee
Accident
  • Device Information
Victim
  • Received MREs
MRE
  • MRE Details
Organisation
  • Organisation Accreditation
Task
  • Status History
  • Work Item
  • Related Information


To add a subobject criteria to a search:

  1. Click the FieldTemplateIcon.png button to add an attribute to an existing search definition.
  2. From the attribute list, select a valid subobject.
  3. SubObject displays in the operator list and is the only available option.
  4. Click the SubobjectSearchIcon.png button.
  5. In the SubObject Search(Add) window, the Parent field displays the object, and the Search Target field displays the subobject.
  6. Select a condition (ANY or ALL) from the list in the search pane. For more information, refer to Any Versus All.
  7. Click the FieldTemplateIcon.png button.
  8. The search criteria displays in the subobject search pane.
  9. Select an option from the attribute list.
  10. Select an option from the operator list.
  11. Enter a value in the text field, or click the Options button to select from a list of pre-defined values.
  12. Click the OK button.
  13. The subobject search criteria display in the search pane of the Search(Add) window.