DD0027: C-Code not found in CDISC Controlled Terminology

Hi Nitin,  Your codelist is

Hi Nitin, 

Your codelist is incorrect. E.g., "Non-target Response" has NCI code "C94535", not "C96609" as specified in your define.xml.

Note, that there is no complain about "Overall Response", because its codelist is correct.

Kind Regards, 

Sergiy

Hi Sergiy, codes have changed

Hi Sergiy, codes have changed between versions 2013-06-28 and 2014-03-28. Still don't understand why the error for C20587 and C41184.

Anyways please add a way to specify code list version used.

Thanks,

Nitin. 

Hi Nitin, I can't find C20587

Hi Nitin,

I can't find C20587 in CDISC CT. What version are you using?

Also, C41184 is inside the DOTEST (Device Properties Test Name) codelist, which is propably why you are getting an error.

Regards, Max

It's difficult to perform

It's difficult to perform issue diagnostics without having source define.xml.

My guess is that you may be re-used the same Codelist OID = "CL.RSTEST" for other codelist.

I am using CT from 2013-06-28

I am using CT from 2013-06-28 and seems like this is causing problems as code values are different in 2014-03-28 version that is used by the validator. That's why we need an option to specify CT version in the validator.

Thanks,

Nitin

Good idea, we'll add the

Good idea, we'll add the option in v1.5.1

Nitin,  As a temporary

Nitin, 

As a temporary solution you can replaced a "SDTM Terminology.odm.xml" file in "...\config\data" folder by Terminology version you used for your study ( http://evs.nci.nih.gov/ftp1/CDISC/SDTM/Archive/ ).

The file name needs to be exactly the same as original one, without date of version.

Regards, 

Sergiy

ADaM CT

Hi,

As I understand OpenCDISC 1.5 uses only SDTM CT for checks. When using it for ADaM CT codelists it will report this error.

There are very few ADaM codelists, so it can be easily checked manually or the codelists can be added to the xml file mentioned above. Anyway it will be nice if OpenCDISC can load ADaM CT xml file in the future.