) of an empty row and select Edit from the popup menu.A companies' norm certain control measures can be administered within CSI Accelerator.
Norms are related to tables checks (e.g. for automatic checking) and logical systems (for performing multi-system checks).
Pre-defined norms (e.g. tolerance limits, document type settings, et cetera) can check automatically from within the application, which will save a huge amount of time compared to manually evaluating and gathering evidence.
From within the control measure Norms tab, right click on the row header () of an empty row and select Edit from the popup menu.
Note: To maintain a norm, select an existing entry or double click an existing entry.
Edit details
Header level
Relevant fields within the norm are:
Detail level
Within this section both filter and norm details can be maintained.
Maintain filter details
For making proper selections (and for example to decrease download size) it is possible to apply a filter for the selected table.
Following fields are relevant:
Field: table field.
Warning: This must be a valid table field, otherwise the norm cannot be automatically evaluated!
Operator 1: operator used for evaluating field values.
Click on 
to select the required operator. Following are available:
Equals
Does not equal
Greater than
Smaller than
Greater than or equal to
Smaller than or equal to
c : contains
Logical operator: logical operator used for evaluating field values. Following are available:
Operator 2: operator used for evaluating field values (only applicable if a logical operator is selected). Following are available:
Equals
Does not equal
Greater than
Smaller than
Greater than or equal to
Smaller than or equal to
c : contains
Tip: It is also possible to manually enter a filter by typing in the WHERE clause in the Filter field on header level (without "WHERE").
Maintain norm details
Within this section norm details are maintained.
Following fields are relevant:
Field: table field
Warning: This must be a valid table field, otherwise the norm cannot be automatically evaluated!
Operator 1: operator used for evaluating field values.
Click on to select the required operator. Following are available:
Equals
Does not equal
Greater than
Smaller than
Greater than or equal to
Smaller than or equal to
Logical operator: logical operator used for evaluating field values. Following are available:
Operator 2: operator used for evaluating field values (only applicable if a logical operator is selected). Following are available:
Equals
Does not equal
Greater than
Smaller than
Greater than or equal to
Smaller than or equal to
This document is up to date with version 10.0.3.81 of CSI Accelerator