Using Classification Scheme Wizard

Procedure

  1. Select the Repository Model for which you want to create the classification and right- click on New > Classification Scheme.
  2. The Classification Scheme wizard is displayed.

Field Description
Root Repository Name The repository name for which the classification scheme is created. The Root repository name is view only field if we select the particular repository. However, if we select repository model file having more than one repository then we can change the repository.
Name Name of the Classification Scheme. The Classification Scheme Name cannot exceed 78 characters. The Classification Scheme name is mandatory.
Description The description for the Classification Scheme. The classification description is mandatory.
Extraction Type Select the appropriate extraction type from the drop-down. The available options are Manual, Automatic, and Mixed. By default, Manual is displayed.

Manual: Use this option to manually define Classification Code hierarchy. When record is added, it will not be automatically classified. You have to click on the open link to open to classify record in the Classification Code editor and define the Classification Code.

Automatic: Use this option to create Classification Code hierarchy automatically based on repository attribute hierarchy. When the Classification Scheme type AttributeMapping is selected and extraction type is Automatic, the Classification Scheme Attribute section is displayed and you must map the repository defined attributes for each hierarchical position. As attribute definition defines how and where to extract data for forming category hierarchy as well as classifying record.

Mixed: Use this option if you want to first classify the records using Automatic extraction type and later on use the Manual extraction type to classify the record manually. On selecting the Mixed extraction type, the Classification Scheme Logical Level section is followed by the Classification Scheme Attribute section.

Types Select the classification type from the drop-down. The available options are AttributeMapping and Rulebase. This field is enabled only for Automatic and Mixed Classification Scheme.

AttributeMapping: The AttributeMapping type classification scheme support all the three extraction types Automatic, Manual and Mixed.

Rulebase: The Rulebase classification type supports Automatic and Mixed extraction types.

Use Predefined Select the Use Predefined check box to select the predefined classification scheme.

The Name field is enabled and all the other field are read-only. The available options are GPC and UDEX.

If you select Use Predefined checkbox, classification attributes are added to the repository as per GPC or UDEX.

Select the predefined classification schemes which you want to associate with repository from the available options and click Finish.

The Classification Scheme Editor is displayed with predefined classification scheme.

  1. Click Next.
    • On selecting the Manual, Mixed or Automatic extraction types, Classification Scheme Logical Levels dialog box is displayed.
    • Define the logical level for the Classification Scheme. Click to add a logical level. It is mandatory to create minimum one logical level.
    • On selecting the Automatic and Mixed extraction types and type as Attribute Mapping, the Classification Scheme Attributes dialog box is displayed and if Rulebase type is selected then Rulebase selection page displayed.
    • Click to add the repository defined attributes for each hierarchical position and click Finish.
  2. On selecting the Automatic and Mixed extraction types and type as Attribute Mapping, the Classification Scheme Attributes dialog box is displayed and if Rulebase type is selected then Rulebase selection page displayed and click Finish.
  3. The Classification Scheme Editor is displayed. The classification scheme editor is displayed for manual, mixed and automatic Classification extraction types.
  4. Using the Classification Scheme Editor you can create the classification code hierarchy. For more information on creating Classification Code refer to Creating Classification Code Hierarchy.