Product: Database Explorer Applies to: the studies list, the study editor, the study filter, Excel export, and DICONDE import/export
Both changes are configuration only. Edit the files next to the executable, then restart the Database Explorer. The application reads each file once at startup.
| File | What it controls |
|---|---|
NdtExplorer.exe.xaml |
Display names of built-in study columns and the matching labels |
DicomCustomTags.config.xml |
Extra fields: column header, editor, filter, stored value, DICONDE tag |
The installer ships NdtExplorer.exe.xaml in the application folder. DicomCustomTags.config.xml must sit in the application folder (the same folder as the executable). If that file is missing or invalid, no custom columns are shown.
A built-in column keeps the English header from the application unless NdtExplorer.exe.xaml defines a string resource for it. When the resource exists, that text replaces the header in both study lists. The same text is also used for the field label in the study editor and in the filter, with a colon appended.
| Resource key | Default header |
|---|---|
ComponentNameText |
Component Name |
ComponentIdText |
Component ID |
ComponentOwnerNameText |
Owner |
StudyDescriptionText |
Description |
OrderIdText |
Order ID |
StudyIdText |
Study ID |
RequestedJobIdText |
Job ID |
RequestedJobDescriptionText |
Job Description |
InspectorNameText |
Inspector |
These columns have no resource key. Their headers stay as shipped: YOM, Modality, Facility, Station, Status, Date, Time.
NdtExplorer.exe.xaml in the application folder.ResourceDictionary, add one s:String per column you want to rename.<s:String x:Key="ComponentNameText">Part</s:String>
<s:String x:Key="ComponentIdText">Serial No</s:String>
<s:String x:Key="StudyDescriptionText">Weld</s:String>
<s:String x:Key="OrderIdText">Work Order</s:String>
<s:String x:Key="StudyIdText">Report ID</s:String>
If a key is omitted, the default English header stays. An unknown key is ignored. Do not rename the key itself; only change the text between the tags.