This Add-In enables you to inspect the active configuration’s paths and verify whether they are correct for the current user.
The Configuration Qualification tool tests six different configuration factors:
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Are the expected keys present?
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Do the keys have values and do those values map to unique directories on the user's hard drive?
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Do the non-writable folders laid down by the JMP Clinical Installer map to readable locations within the /install/ directory?
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Do the writable folders, created when JMP Clinical is first opened, map to writable locations within the /user/ directory?
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Do the study-specific files/folders exist and map to study-specific directories?
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Do the study-specific files/folders for all available studies exist and map to writable directories specific to their respective studies?
Installing the JMP Clinical Configuration Qualification Add-in
This Add-In is included in JMP Clinical. You must, however, install the add-in before you can use it.
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Navigate into Addins folder (C:\ProgramData\JMP\JMPClinical\19\Clinical\Addins).
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Find the JMPClinicalConfigurationQualification.jmpaddin file and drag the file onto an open JMP Clinical window.
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When prompted to install the add-in, click OK.
The add-in installs automatically.
Using the JMP Clinical Configuration Qualification Tool
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To access this tool, click on the JMP Clinical Main Window to open the JMP Home Window.
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Click Add-Ins > JMP Clinical Configuration Qualification to open the tool.
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All 6 tests are selected by default. Click the appropriate check box to deselect undesired tests.
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Click to run the tests.
Configuration Qualification Results
When you click , the tool runs the selected tests and generates a results window.
Note that the current configuration passes all qualifying tests for the selected study, with one exception. The test for /install/clinical/documentation/tips failed because this key (circled above) is obsolete and was removed from the build version of JMP Clinical used for this example.
on the JMP Clinical Main Window to open the JMP Home Window.
