Removing a Syntactic Mapping

This topic explains how to remove a syntactic mapping.

Prerequisites

In this topic, you will learn how to:

To access the Syntactic Mappings page, do the following.

The Syntactic Mappings page shows syntactic mappings that have been created.

The fields in the screenshot above are defined in the table below.

Button or Field	Description
Create Syntactic Mapping	Click this button to create a new syntactic mapping.
New version	Click this button to create a new version of an existing syntactic mapping.
Syntactic Mapping Name	Name of the mapping.
Version	Indicates the version of the Syntactic Mapping. The first version of a Syntactic Mapping is the number 0.
Information icon (on hover)	Displays additional information about the syntactic mapping, such as the description provided during creation of the syntactic mapping.
Date Created	Indicates the date the syntactic mapping was created.
Target Data Model	Indicates the target data model for the mapping, such as OMOP v5.4.
Source Data Schemas	Indicates the source data schemas of the datasets that you would like to map. If there is more than one, the number of source schemas will appear (e.g. “3 Schemas”). If there is more than one schema, hover to see the names of the schemas.
Target Tables	Indicates the target tables for the transformation. If there is more than one, the number of target tables will appear (e.g. "2 Tables"). If there is more than one table, hover to see the names of the tables.
Creator	Name of the person who created the syntactic mapping.
3 Dot Menu	The three dot menu (also known as the "context menu") provides access to additional options: Copy UID, Show Configuration, Download Mapping Config, and Remove Syntactic Mapping.

To remove a Syntactic Mapping, complete the following steps.

In the Syntactic Mapping page, select the three-dot menu for version of the syntactic mapping you want to remove.
Select “Remove syntactic mapping”. A message appears indicating that the mapping has been removed.