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Comment: Per ODM-13, moving the Usage/Business Rules row to the end, to support moving notes to the element and attributes tables
Element NameWorkflowRef
Parent ElementsProtocol, StudyStructure, Arm, StudyEventDef, StudyEventGroupDef
Element XPath(s)

/ODM/Study/MetaDataVersion/Protocol/WorkflowRef

/ODM/Study/MetaDataVersion/Protocol/StudyStructure/WorkflowRef

/ODM/Study/MetaDataVersion/Protocol/StudyStructure/Arm/WorkflowRef

/ODM/Study/MetaDataVersion/Study/MetaDataVersion/StudyEventDef/WorkflowRef

/ODM/Study/MetaDataVersion/Study/MetaDataVersion/StudyEventGroupDef/WorkflowRef

Element Textual ValueNone
Attributes

WorkflowOID

Child ElementsNone
Usage/Business Rules
  • Requirement
      Conditionally required: At least WorkflowRef must be provided
      • Conditional: Required for each unique WorkflowDef element.
      • Cardinality: Zero or more.
    • Business Rule(s):If
        • a WorkflowRef is provided for a StudyStructure and for one or more StudyStructure/Arm elements, the WorkflowDef refenced by the Arm element  overides the WorkflowDef referenced by the StudyStructure.
         
        • If a WorkflowRef is provided for a StudyStructure and one or more Arm child elements do not include a WorkflowRef, the WorkflowDef refenced at the StudyStructure level applies.
                                          
      Business Rules:
Child ElementsNone
    • When a WorkflowRef is provided both for a StudyStructure element and for an 
Attributes

WorkflowOID

  • Other Information: This is populated with any other information about the element, including the conditions under which the element is included, how the schema is applied to support the model, relative position of the element in the model, general information about usage of related element attributes or related child elements, and so on