Re: [ubl-fpsc] FPSC responsibilities regarding code lists

["Stephen Green" <stephen_green@bristol-city.gov.uk>]

P.s.
I would like to see a very simple explanation of what the terms like ListAgencyID, etc mean or at least to designate a subset of these and what they mean and how they can be simply used (for the uninitiated!).
But I would have thought that would be for LCSC to do.

Steve 

>>> "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com> 07/08/03 01:45 AM >>>
Hello all,

This is input into our discussion Thursday regarding code lists ... we have 
to try and think up what it means to say regarding a code list "how it 
looks and works", and what readers of our formatting specifications need to 
know about code lists.

If someone thinks they have a good handle on what we could say, could they 
step forward and volunteer to write a position paper from FPSC for us all 
to review?

I'm not sure what more we could say than "the schema defines an enumeration 
that is available to be used when presenting information that include coded 
values".  This discussion would be separate from stylesheets, as a 
stylesheet fragment that "implemented" code lists would be created out of 
what we say in FPSC regarding code lists.

Please speak up if you can think of anything!

Thanks ................... Ken

At 2003-07-07 15:49 -0500, Lisa-Aeon wrote:
>From: "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>
> > At 2003-07-03 09:11 -0500, you wrote:
> > >With all of the schema that is
> > >coming out right now it would be great to somehow include this......
> >
> > Sure ... I can transform the schema into lookup tables for use by the
> > stylesheets.  Were you thinking of anything more extensive than that?
>...
>
>LISA:  I am not sure what I a looking for, mostly a way to tie this into
>the 0p80 schema as part of a sample, for people to see how it looks and
>works.  Should be something simple.



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