Specifies which columns need to be double keyed before applying a maintenance.
DescriptionA Vital Records Office may decide that maintenance changes must be double keyed. If so, this entry defines which columns must be double keyed.
The double keying of maintenance changes differs slightly to typical double keying of a record: when double keying a maintenance change it is only necessary to re-enter data that has changed as part of the maintenance. If data in a column listed in this entry has not changed, it is not necessary to re-enter the data.
Usage
This Registry entry is assigned to groups:
| Key | Group | Group |
|---|---|---|
| Key 1 | Group | Group |
| Key 2 | group | Default |
| Key 3 | Table | Table |
| Key 4 | table | Default |
| Key 5 | Double Key Maintenance Columns | |
| Value | column;column;... | |
In pipe-delimited format:Group | group | Table | table | Double Key Maintenance Columns | column;column;... |
Group | Default | Table | Default | Double Key Maintenance Columns | column;column;... |
where:
column;column;... | is a semicolon separated list of columns to be double keyed if they change as part of a maintenance. |
Example
This entry specifies that ChildGivenNames and ChildSurname must be double keyed if they are changed as part of a maintenance:
| Key | Setting |
|---|---|
| Key 1 | Group |
| Key 2 | Default |
| Key 3 | Table |
| Key 4 | ebirths |
| Key 5 | Double Key Maintenance Columns |
| Value | ChildGivenNames;ChildSurname |