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Creating a test run PDF request

To provide the opportunity to confirm that the selected settings result in the desired output, a sponsor user can create a test run. A test run is identical to a regular PDF request, except that the test run is limited to one subject and one study version.

Once the PDF output is complete, the application gives you the option to either create a real PDF request or perform another test run.

  1. On any My Requests page, from the Create Requests drop-down menu, click Create Test Run.

    The Create Test Run PDF Request page appears.

  2. On the Study Information page, specify the PDF request name and description and select the PDF request type.
  3. Click Next.
  4. Complete the Forms Options page. Enter:

    For more information, see Enter the form options.

  5. Click Next.
  6. Depending on the request type, you must select a subject, site, or study version from the dialog box that appears. For example:
    1. To select a subject, from the Select a site to filter drop-down list, select a site.
    2. From the Select subjects from list below list, select one subject and use the single right-arrow to move it to the Selected List.
    3. Click Save.

    Note: You can include only one site, one study version, or one subject in a test run.

    The Create Test Run PDF Request page appears. The options include depend on the PDF request type you selected on the Study Information page.

  7. Specify the PDF request settings.
  8. Click Next.

    The Review and Submit page appears.

  9. Review your settings and click Submit Test Run.

    The PDF Request Submitted dialog box appears.

  10. To process the test run, click No, Go to Processing Page.

    The My Requests - Processing page appears. Note that Yes appears in the Test Run column to identify the request as a test run.

  11. To monitor the progress of the test run PDF request, click Refresh.

    When complete, the test run PDF request moves to the My Requests - Complete page.

    In the Test Run column, you will see Yes.

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