Version Control Commit by darrell.odonnell

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Author: darrell.odonnell
Date: 2013-05-29 10:26:44 -0400 (Wed, 29 May 2013)
New Revision: 8
Web View: https://tools.oasis-open.org/version-control/browse/wsvn/emergency/?rev=8&sc=1

Modified:
   HAVE/edxl-have-v2.0-wd.xsd
Log:

CHANGES:

   * moved Facility ID/ParentID to be an attribute of FacilityType (was FacilityType/information/facilityID?\226?\128?\166 - too deep to be obvious or useful)
   * 
      * moved to FacilityType attribute (was FacilityType/information/facilityID and parentFacilityID )
      * used  xs:ID and xs:IDREF for facilityID and parentFacility
   * moved FacilityType/facilityKind to use a "kind" attribute of FacilityType. Updated FacilityKindType to be a restriction of EDXLStringType.
   * moved FacilityType/information/name to FacilityType/name (was ambiguous at that depth).
   * deleted FacilityType/information/facilityProfile - there was a note wondering if this was a HAVE 1.0 layover (wasn't) and it wasn't used.
   * moved FacilityType/information/facilityDetails to FacilityType/organizationInformation (other name didn't provide much in the way of telling the reader what it was).
   * created FacilityType/location element to hold location information (geospatial info)
   * removed (after above) FacilityType/information as it contained nothing of value other than geospatial, which has been moved up. This has reduced complexity and improved readability
   * renamed ResourceStatusType to ResourceInformationType - this name was ambiguous (contains status, and list of resource needs/offers).
   * moved ResourceInformationType/resources/resourcesInformationText up one level - was in wrong place.
   * ActivityInPeriodType - changed untyped counts to use xs:int (admissions, discharges, deaths)
   * FacilityType/activityInPeriod - changed cardinality from 0?\226?\128?\1661 to 0?\226?\128?\166n (may have multiple past reports depending on how the HAVE provider want's to report (e.g. daily, weekly, monthly - or all for longer-term trends.)