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On b) - Agree with you here Tim. The line implementation is not the best choice. In Finance A text element format AN 140 is chosen. I believe this is the best! c) the implementation could be of type XOR! Best Regards Stig Korsgaard M.Sc.E Standardisation Coordinator Tel: +45 3370 1083 Cell: +45 2121 8234 Mail: stk@finansraadet.dk Danish Bankers Association Amaliegade 7 DK-1256 Copenhagen K Tel: 3370 1000 Fax: 3393 0260 mail@finansraadet.dk www.finansraadet.dk -----Original Message----- From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au] Sent: 4. juli 2003 04:32 To: ubl-LCSC@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: [ubl-lcsc] [roe] OAG Comment: Structured vs. Unstructured Address To facilitate debate and consensus on the reviewed items, I am posting relevant issues as discussion points. The intention is that after a one week period the team shall resolve these issues. For example, this issue will be resolved at the call on Friday July 11th. Item 6. OAGIS has concluded that address line detail information has been widely implemented using one of two methods - a structured method where each property of an address line (e.g. house number, street name, unit) is captured as separate data elements [this is the current UBL method] or an unstructured method where address line 1, address line 2, etc. is captured as a string of text. Both methods are perfectly valid and forcing one method as the standard (while preferable from a standards perspective) would be extremely burdensome for a large number of existing applications. As a compromise position, OAGIS has implemented a xsd choice group which allows users to select either method but not both. Choice groups are quite useful in these situations and while they are not specifically mentioned in CCTS v1.90, they are not expressly prohibited either. There are three issues here: a. Do we accept the need for unstructured address information? b. is the line1, line2, line3, etc. approach the best way of doing this? For example, the proposed alternative is not truly unstructured as it requires presentation structure (what goes on line 1, line 2 etc..). truly unstructured would just be a text that is called AddressText. c. How do we describe choice (e.g. may have either, but must choose one) in our spreadsheets? -- regards tim mcgrath phone: +618 93352228 postal: po box 1289 fremantle western australia 6160 You may leave a Technical Committee at any time by visiting http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/ubl-lcsc/members/leave_workgrou p.php
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