Consistency in code type name property primary noun

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>]

Hi folks,

I'm now preparing the cl/gc/templates/ directory, and I've come 
across an inconsistency that I'm not sure is intentional or not.

The issue is whether or not the Property Term Primary Noun is obliged 
to be "Code" for items of data type "Code. Type".

First, I think the following is not intentional and one of these two 
have to be fixed:

          <Value ColumnRef="UBLName">
             <SimpleValue>GuaranteeTypeCode</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DictionaryEntryName">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee Certificate. Guarantee Type. 
Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="ObjectClass">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee Certificate</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPossessiveNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPrimaryNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="RepresentationTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DataType">
             <SimpleValue>Code. Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>

... and:

          <Value ColumnRef="UBLName">
             <SimpleValue>GuaranteeTypeCode</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DictionaryEntryName">
             <SimpleValue>Financial Guarantee. Guarantee Type Code. 
Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="ObjectClass">
             <SimpleValue>Financial Guarantee</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPossessiveNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPrimaryNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Guarantee Type Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="RepresentationTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DataType">
             <SimpleValue>Code. Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>

... where both have the same UBL name but different name 
components.  This one was reported in my error report last night.

But, what about the differences between two different reason codes 
where the first one has the property term primary noun of "Code":

          <Value ColumnRef="UBLName">
             <SimpleValue>AdjustmentReasonCode</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DictionaryEntryName">
             <SimpleValue>Forecast Revision Line. Adjustment Reason 
Code. Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="ObjectClass">
             <SimpleValue>Forecast Revision Line</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPossessiveNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Adjustment Reason</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPrimaryNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Adjustment Reason Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="RepresentationTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DataType">
             <SimpleValue>Code. Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>

... but the second one does not:

          <Value ColumnRef="UBLName">
             <SimpleValue>PreviousCancellationReasonCode</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DictionaryEntryName">
             <SimpleValue>Process Justification. Previous_ 
Cancellation Reason. Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="ObjectClass">
             <SimpleValue>Process Justification</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermQualifier">
             <SimpleValue>Previous</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPossessiveNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Cancellation</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTermPrimaryNoun">
             <SimpleValue>Reason</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="PropertyTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Cancellation Reason</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="RepresentationTerm">
             <SimpleValue>Code</SimpleValue>
          </Value>
          <Value ColumnRef="DataType">
             <SimpleValue>Code. Type</SimpleValue>
          </Value>

So my question is, should I be reporting as an error all rows of Data 
Type "Code. Type" where the Property Term Primary Noun is not "Code", 
so they can be repaired to be consistent?

Thank you for your guidance.

. . . . . . . . . . Ken

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