Revision history reports

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Network users with access to SQL query reporting can create reports to review the revision history for HCO and HCP records. These reports are particularly useful at the bulk data level; for example, you can use reports to view the field level changes that occurred on records during a data import job, or investigate all of the records that were updated by a particular data source recently. Revision history is also useful for investigating changes to specific records; for example, changes in address rank or why a primary address changed.

Production Network instances contain all changes that have occurred to your data since the Network instance was created. Sandbox instances contain changes made to data after the 18R1 Sandbox release.

Reporting schema

Revision tables have been added to the reporting schema to help users investigate changes in their data. Use these tables to help build your SQL query.

In the schema diagram, an example custom sub-object called Publication is included.

Example

Administrators and data managers might want to monitor the updates made to HCP records by a low-ranked data source during import jobs. This can help them decide whether to continue using the data source if they find that low quality or inaccurate changes are being made to records.

SELECT
        job_id,
        source,
        subscription,
        record_version__v,
        entity_vid__v,
        verb,
        first_name__v_old,
        first_name__v,
        last_name__v_old,
        last_name__v,
        medical_degree_1__v_old,
        medical_degree_1__v,
        hcp_status__v_old,
        hcp_status__v,
        speaker__c_old,
        speaker__c
    FROM
        revision JOIN hcp_revision
            ON revision.revision_id = hcp_revision.revision_id
			
    WHERE
        job_id = 11354
        AND source = 'LowDataSource'

This is a report that will be run regularly, so Save the report. Each time the job is run, specify the job ID in the query.

The report results show the changes made by the specified job to HCP records. Use this information to evaluate the data source.