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Meeting Minutes UBL Joint meeting Mar 23rd 2004
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Subject: Meeting Minutes UBL Joint meeting Mar 23rd 2004
- From: Bill Meadows <[email protected]>
- To: [email protected]
- Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 11:18:11 -0800
Attendees: Lisa Seaburg, Tim McGrath, Michael Dill, Stephen Green, Mike
Grimley, Bill Meadows, Marion Royal, Sylvia Webb, Sue
Probert, Monica Martin, Paul Thorpe, and Gunther Stuhec.
1. Appointment of a chair. Tim McGrath was nominated by Marion Royal,
Bill Meadows seconded. Tim was appointed.
2. Assignment of a secretary to take minutes. Tim assigned Bill.
3. Review of issues on version 9.1 of the schemas. (from various emails)
1) We are missing a required 'Version' element in the documentation
of every data type. (We seem to be missing it in all the other
schemas as well, for data types *and* BIEs.)
Agreed.
AI - David - add to cc parameters and populate in schemas
At this time Gunter announced he was going to drop off.
Steve asked him about the cc parameter schemas not being in the NDR.
Gunther replied ' We forgot it'. Gunther dropped off at 8:25 am PST.
2)There are some documentation elements whose names do not reflect
those specified in the NDR: Occurrence, & ComponentType.
should be Cardinality & CategoryCode
AI - change occurrence to cardinality.
I did not capture a resolution to catogorycode/ component type. -
Open?
3) In the CCT schema, the attribute definitions all declare
'use="optional"' even though it is the default value and does not
need to be declared. In the UDT schema, 'use="optional"' is *not*
declared (except in the restriction of 'cct:IndicatorType'). Do we
want/need to be consistent here?
AI- consistently, explicitly spell out 'use="optional"'
4) The documentation elements are not listed in the order specified in
the NDR.
AI - Mike G - change the order in cc parameter schema
AI - David - recognize when building the schemas
5) We should have ccts:DataType in the documentation for each secondary
representation term (e.g. Video has a data type of Binary Object.
Type). It documents what the "base=" is.
AI- David - populate data type of secondary rep terms with primary rep
term.
6) Should have an import statement for UnspecialisedDatatypes to
indicate this is where to get data types for any new types from.
AI- David add import statement to top of schemas.
7) there seems no point in a /codelist directory. shouldn't these just
be in '/common'?
AI- Tim add to tomorrows agenda for discussion.
8) confirm that the statement...
<xsd:element name="CurrencyCode" type="CurrencyCodeType">
<xsd:annotation>
<xsd:documentation>This element MUST be conveyed as the root
element in any instance document based on this Schema
expression</xsd:documentation>
</xsd:annotation>
</xsd:element>
- is correct for each code list schema (obviously with the
appropriate code list name).
AI - David - don't include root element in code list schemas
9) We only need cbcs for each "BBIE property" (PropertyTerm+Rep.Term) -
not a cbc for each qualified BBIEs. although i am then not sure how
we can name any qualified BBIEs.
AI - Mike G -research and give example(s) for discussion Wed.
10) We should have a ccts:DataTypeQualifer value for each code type (in
the documentation).
AI - David populate in schema documentation.
11) Minimum and Maximum Temperature do not have a correct ccts:DataType
(it says <ccts:DataType>. Type</ccts:DataType>)
AI - Tim - remove definition of data type for ASBIE's in model.
12) There appears to be an inconsistency in layout between the cac
schema and the document schemas. The Common Aggregate Components
schema lists elements at the top and document schemas list them at
the bottom.
AI - David - add import statement for Spec data type for all document
schemas.
13) In the UDT schema, the 'DateTimeType' definition is what I would
expect; there is a restriction on cct:DateTimeType that removes the
infamous 'format' attribute.
However, the datatypes with a base of 'cct:IndicatorType' or
'cct:NumericType' define a restriction, but then include the
'format' attribute, which in effect makes it no different than the
CCT datatypes. Is this what was intended?
AI - David remove format attribute on UDT indicator type, and numeric
type (and those based on)
Brief discussion of Mark Crawford's comments. It was decided
we need Mark to be present to explain and give examples of his
comments that have not been addresses in the above comments.
New Business - Next Call 8am PST Wed Mar 23rd.
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