Re: [regrep-cc-review] Issue #2: "Joining" ACCs

["Chiusano Joseph" <chiusano_joseph@bah.com>]

Great. Let's see how this concept scales for the other CC entities.
Below I'll list each entity and the 11179 data element terms that are
attached to that entity, per the CCTS spec and our analysis:

ABIE: Object Class Qualifier
ACC:  Object Class Qualifier
      Object Class
------------------------------ (separating "levels" here)
BBIE: Property Term Qualifier
BCC:  Property Term Qualifier
      Property Term 
------------------------------
Data Type: Representation Term Qualifier*
CCT:  Representation Term

So following this approach, we would use the RegistryObject.name
attribute to represent the following terms:

ABIE: Object Class Qualifier
ACC:  Object Class (i.e. must choose one of the 2 possible terms)
------------------------------ (separating "levels" here)
BBIE: Property Term Qualifier
BCC:  Property Term 
------------------------------
Data Type: Representation Term Qualifier*
CCT:  Representation Term

This raises 2 issues:

(1) Using ABIE as an example, is the Object Class Qualifier (ex:
"Buyer") *really* appropriate as the Dictionary Entry Name (i.e.
RegistryObject.name)? According to [S44]:

Dictionary Entry Name (mandatory): The official name of a Business
Information Entity.

Also, p.30 of CCTS spec:

Step 3. Concatenate the terms to create a Naming Convention compliant
Dictionary Entry Name.

So, Step 3 above implies that the Dictionary Entry Name is more than
just one term - it is all terms concatenated. An example on p.46 is:

Dictionary Entry Name – Person. Tax. Identifier

(2) Some entities will have more than one 11179 data element term - ex:
ACC with "Object Class Qualifier" and "Object Class". Even if "Object
Class" could justifiably be mapped to RegistryObject.name (see (1)
above), it may be clearer to have a term called "Object Class" along
with "Object Class Qualifier".

Thoughts?

Joe
*this is an open issue - i.e. since CCT allows multiple Representation
Terms, is a Representation Term Qualifier needed on Data Type?

Monica Martin wrote:
> 
> >ISSUE: We believe that Object Class can map to RegistryObject.name,
> >since the CCTS states that Object Class "shall serve as the basis for
> >the Dictionary Entry Name..." and we are mapping the Dictionary Entry
> >Name to RegistryObject.name. The same idea may follow for other 11179
> >data element terms, such as Property Term and Representation Term.
> >
> >Thoughts?
> >
> >
> mm1: Agree.
> 
> >Thanks,
> >Joe
> >
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> >
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