Importing Terminology

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You can import terminology (or glossaries) for use in your project.

Importing terminology involves:

  1. Defining the termbase
  2. Importing the terminology file

Defining the Termbase

To define the termbase:

  1. Click Terminology in the FileSystem Guide
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  2. Click New. The Define New Termbase page opens
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  3. Enter a Name and a Description
  4. Click Add to include other termbase languages
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  5. Click Add/Modify to define the fields needed
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  6. Click Save

Importing Terminology

You can then import the termbase in any of the formats supported.

To import a glossary (terminology):

  1. Select the new termbase
  2. Click Import. The Import Data page opens
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  3. Click Browse and select the glossary file
  4. Select the format of the glossary file that you are importing:
    • XML: import the file as a .xml file. The XML must follow a specific termbase XML DTD
    • TBX: import the file in LISA TMX format, a terminology interchange format
    • Excel: import the file in MS Excel format
    • TRADOS MultiTerm® XML: import the file in SDL Trados MultiTerm® XML format, a terminology management tool. Note that images are not supported
    • CSV: import the file in Comma Separated Value format. All data in CSV files must use a single encoding, for example UTF-8
  5. Select the file encoding
  6. Select the column delimiter used in the text file, for CSV files only. If the first line of the delimited text file is a header, check the box
  7. Click Next. The Set Import Options page opens
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  8. Select the best option for adding concepts. Concepts are wider subjects areas that contain a number of terms
    • Add all concepts as new concepts: all concepts in the file are added to the termbase
    • Synchronize on concept id: you can use the concept ID to define how concepts are added:
      • Overwrite existing concepts: existing concepts are overwritten by new concepts if two concepts have the same ID. Any extra language term data remains
      • Merge new and existing concepts: new concepts are merged with existing concepts if two concepts have the same ID
      • Discard new concepts: new concepts are discarded if two concepts have the same ID
    • Synchronize on language you can use the language to define how concepts are added:
      • Overwrite existing concepts: existing concepts are overwritten by new concepts if two concepts contain the same term in the selected language. Any extra language term data remains
      • Merge new and existing concepts: new concepts are merged with existing concepts if two concepts contain the same term in the selected language
      • Discard new concepts: new concepts are discarded if two concepts contain the same term in the selected language
    • Unsynchronized entries: decide how to handle concepts that are not in the existing termbase when synchronizing by concept ID or language:
      • Discard: new concepts are discarded
      • Add: new concepts are added to the termbase
  9. Click Import
  10. Click Browse once the data has been imported
  11. Click Execute when the Termbase Viewer appears
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  12. Click any of the Terms Found to see the data imported
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Enabling Access Control

You can enable access control for TMs when creating companies by checking Enable Terminology Access Control.

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Once enabled for a company, the access control enabled applies to all termbases in that company.

Restricting access to a termbase affects:

  • The Terminology page
  • The termbases that are available when creating or editing a project
  • The termbases that are available in Search Terms