DossierParties

The DossierParties dataset contains data regarding record participants.

Importing to a BI database

Record participants can continuously change on records. For example, the participant responsible for the record can be changed, or external participants can be added or removed during case processing. This makes it necessary to ensure during periodic runs that the latest changes are included and that obsolete data is deleted. The Dossiers dataset, which contains general data about records, governs changes in the DossierParties dataset. Changes in Dossiers thus mean that there may also be changes in DossierParties (also see Diagram over "Entity Relationship").

You should do the following when importing to a BI database:

  1. Delete rows related to changed records in the existing DossierParties table. Record IDs for the changed records can be found in the latest version of the Dossiers table.

  2. Import the latest versions of the Dossiers and DossierParties tables to the BI database.

Column overview

The following table describes the columns available in the dataset. The table includes the following information about each column:

  • Dataset name: The column’s name in the dataset.

  • Description: Describes the column’s content and function.

  • Reference to other dataset: Specifies references to other datasets, if any.

  • Format: Specifies the format of the returned values.

  • Length: Specifies the length of the returned values, if any.

  • Examples: Examples of returned values.

Dataset name Description Reference to other dataset Format Length Examples

InternalDossier PartyId

The internal database ID of the record participant.

bigint

identity

8

986635

InternalDossierId

The internal database ID of the record.

Dossiers

bigint

5112

2065

InternalPartyId

The internal database ID of the participant.

PartyRegistry

int

6345

3975

PartyType

The participant type of the participant.

varchar

20

CaseWorker

ResponsibleUnit