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1. Enter search keyword(s) in the Search text box on the Assign Annotation Definition page (the preceding figure). Click Search or click Enter to launch the search. After a few moments, the search results display on the page shown in the following figure.
   

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   To view the definitions corresponding to any of the "Matching Annotation Definitions", which are those currently found in other caIntegrator studies, click the \[term\], such as "age", hypertext link. The definition then appears in the Current Annotation Definition segment of the page just above.

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   When you click the link for a definition, that assigns the definition to the Define Fields for Subject Data page, and it also closes the Annotation Definition page. You can modify any portion of the definition, as described in Step 6 in #Assigning an Identifier or Annotation.

3. The matches from caDSR display some of the details of the search results. To view more details of a match, such as permissible values, click View, which opens caDSR to the term. If you click Select, the caDSR definition automatically replaces the annotation definition for this field with which you are working.

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   Take care before you add a caDSR definition that it says exactly what you want. caDSR definitions can have minor nuances that require specific and limited applications of their use.

4. Once you have settled on an appropriate field definition for the annotation, click Save. This returns you to the Define Fields for Subject Data page.

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   If you have not clicked Select for alternate definitions in this dialog box, then click Save to return to the Define Field...dialog box without making any definition changes.

5. From the Define Fields for Subject Data page, be sure and designate the data types for each field in the file. Click Save on each page to save your entries or click New to clear the fields and start again. You will not be able to proceed until every field definition entry on the Fields for Subject Data screen has an entry, one as the unique Identifier and the remainder as annotations.
   The Data From File columns on the Define Fields... page display the column header values of the first three rows you designated as "annotations".

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   Saving your entries in this way saves the study by name and description, but does not deploy the study. See #Deploying the Study.

   The Edit Study page now displays a "Not Loaded" status for the file whose annotations (column headers) you have defined. An example of a file whose annotations have been defined but not yet loaded is shown in the following figure.
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   Status definitions:

• Definition Incomplete – An annotation definition or definitions must be modified on the Define Fields for Subject Data page. This status may be displayed because an identifier has not been selected. See #Define Fields Page for Editing Annotations.
• Not Loaded – The annotation definitions must be loaded before a study can be deployed. If an error appears after attempting to load a subject annotation source, cick the Edit Annotations button which takes you to the Define Fields for Subject Data page where the problematic annotations will appear in red. See #Define Fields Page for Editing Annotations.
• Loaded – The annotation definitions are properly loaded.

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