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Subject: Re: [ubl] Qualified Data Types

From: Tim McGrath <>

To: 

Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 13:48:44 +0800

i agree with your statement but don't see how this is a terminology
misunderstanding. perhaps i can try again.

what i meant was:

* AllowanceChargeReasonCode uses an unqualified CodeType (does not use
a qualified dataype called AllowanceChargeReasonCode)

whereas

* ChannelCode use a qualified datatype called ChannelCodeType (which is
based on the unqualified datatype called CodeType)

so the original qualified datatypes spreadsheet had entries for
qualified datatypes that are not actually required by any BBIEs.

have i got it right now?

Sylvia Webb wrote:

  
  
  
  
Tim,

  
 

  
I hope we just have a
terminology misunderstanding here.

  
 

  
CCTS only allows you to create
BBIEs that are based on uDTs or qDTs.

  
 

  
If the BBIE is created from a qDT, then the
qDT must be in the qDT spreadsheet and the qDT schema module.

  
 

  
Regards,

  
Sylvia

  

  From: Tim
McGrath [mailto:]

  Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 5:59 PM

  To: 

  Cc: 

  Subject: Re: [ubl] Qualified Data Types

  

  

sorry it wasn't as clear as i thought (i had to check it again myself!)

i meant that those code types in RED are not be actually used for any
BBIEs.  Where BBIEs have these names they use unqualified code types.

For example, AllowanceChargeReasonCode is not a qualified data type. 
Where we use AllowanceChargeReasonCode as a BBIE  it is just an
unqualified "CodeType".

Perhaps it would have been simpler to just delete the RED fonted
entries (which we should do in EDIFIX) - its just i wanted to show what
was being dropped.

Sylvia Webb wrote:

  
    
 
Tim,

Can you please explain what you mean by the comment in the spreadsheet "Text
in Red Font means the spreadsheets do not qualify these data types (they are
just CodeTypes)"

All qualified data types must be based on a unqualified data type per CCTS
2.01. 

Regards,
Sylvia