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Editing Thesaurus Properties
Thesauruses are mostly used to provide larger sets of invariant terms that can be assigned as values to a property. The terms of a thesaurus are organized in a tree structure. When you type three or more letters, the thesaurus is filtered to show only terms containing these letters. The path of the term within the thesaurus is shown in brackets.
For Asset Management, the terms of a thesaurus are created in the Thesaurus Administrator app. Asset Management provides a set of preconfigured thesauruses that you can use.
For Production Management, an administrator has to create a custom property that includes a list with a hierarchy of options and sub-options in the Interplay Administrator application, before this hierarchical list can be used in the Metadata tab. By default, no hierarchical lists are configured in the Interplay Administrator.
To edit a thesaurus property:
1. To select a term, click on the thesaurus field and do one of the following:
*Type three or more letters in the search box to filter the thesaurus to display only terms that match your text, and then select the term from the filtered list.
*Navigate the thesaurus using the mouse by expanding or collapsing nodes, then select the desired term.
The thesaurus is collapsed and the selected term is shown as value of the thesaurus property.
2. To replace a term, click on the thesaurus field and do one of the following:
*Select a new term from the thesaurus, as described in step 1.
The thesaurus is collapsed and the selected term is shown as new value of the thesaurus property.
*To keep the already selected term, press the Esc key or click outside the thesaurus.
3. To remove a selected value from the thesaurus property, click the X button that is shown at the right side when you hover thew mouse-pointer over of the field.
4. (only required if auto-save is disabled) Click the Save button to save your changes.