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Finding your perfect Playlist is key to swift attribute navigation.
Attached is a helpful doc where you can filter by attribute/s to see in which Playlists they can be found. (Note: The attachment represents the last tab of our Participant Dictionary (PD). As Playlists are constantly updated, be sure to download the most recent version of the PD by using the search at the top right (of Communities) > typing "Participant Dictionary.")
In this example, I filtered by the attribute name of "Allergen Statement" in Column B. I can see here that I can locate that attribute by using the Food and Beverage Playlist. (Note: Column C becomes useful in the example because I can see the word "component" in the XML name. I will ignore the components because personally because my item is not something like patio furniture or say, a compartmented lunch container including tuna, crackers, and mayo.)
If I want to check out all the attributes in the "Food and Beverage" Playlist, I simply apply the filter in Column A.
Once you've found your dream Playlist/s, be sure to set up default Playlists in Each or Case Preferences under your Profile in Enhanced Item Management (steps picture below). Setting this up will automatically add your favorite Playlists to any new Each or Case Items you create moving forward. Yahoo!
If you ever find that we've misplaced an attribute or you just simply can't find something. You know where to find us!
Good afternoon and thank you for your question and response. I am excited to see users talking to each other here and want to add a little to your conversation. I personally agree with you that until some helpful changes were made in Enhanced IM (EIM) it was really frustrating at times to find certain attributes. Fortunately, our Product team introduced a few static playlists that, if enabled as seen below, will help you find most GDSN attributes.
To answer your question about a mapping document between Classic and EIM, although not a bad idea, we really do not have a solution like that. The disparity between the two versions is larger than it was a year ago and continues to grow as we no longer make updates in Classic. We are working to make it easier for you to get what you need so if there are attributes you are not finding with these playlists enabled, please mention it here in the community or open a ticket with us and we can explore it with you.
Finding your perfect Playlist is key to swift attribute navigation.
Attached is a helpful doc where you can filter by attribute/s to see in which Playlists they can be found. (Note: The attachment represents the last tab of our Participant Dictionary (PD). As Playlists are constantly updated, be sure to download the most recent version of the PD by using the search at the top right (of Communities) > typing "Participant Dictionary.")
In this example, I filtered by the attribute name of "Allergen Statement" in Column B. I can see here that I can locate that attribute by using the Food and Beverage Playlist. (Note: Column C becomes useful in the example because I can see the word "component" in the XML name. I will ignore the components because personally because my item is not something like patio furniture or say, a compartmented lunch container including tuna, crackers, and mayo.)
If I want to check out all the attributes in the "Food and Beverage" Playlist, I simply apply the filter in Column A.
Once you've found your dream Playlist/s, be sure to set up default Playlists in Each or Case Preferences under your Profile in Enhanced Item Management (steps picture below). Setting this up will automatically add your favorite Playlists to any new Each or Case Items you create moving forward. Yahoo!
If you ever find that we've misplaced an attribute or you just simply can't find something. You know where to find us!
