In a multiple server environment, when a study or part of a study resides
in more than one server branch, it must be cleaned up with administrator’s
guidance. When the system detects this data inconsistency, a data inconsistency
button, , appears in the row for the study. Administrator privileges
are required to see and access the data inconsistency tool.
The data inconsistency cleanup tool lists study identification information at the top of the page, followed by a table consisting of a column for each server on which the study resides. The table lists details from each server, such as the number of images and reports, the study state, and the number of missing objects. Below this general information are all the fields whose values differ between servers.
Using the information available in this table, select the server you want the study to end up on. The server highlighted in blue is the one the system thinks is the best location. Select the radio button for the server you want to contain the final study, and click Apply. A progress page appears, displaying the result of each step. If any of the steps fail, clean up requires manually intervention from support. If all the steps succeed, the study has been moved and the operation is complete.