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7.8.4 Data Sharing Attributes
This section will expand on the concepts presented above to include attributes that are associated with each
concept. A description will be provided for each attribute, along with an example where necessary for clarity.
Concept Attribute Description Example
Exchange
Package
Identifier 36 A unique string associated with an
Exchange Package for identification
purposes.
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Name The name of an Exchange Package. ‘Bill of Lading Message Set’
Description A description of an Exchange Package.
Classification The security classification for an
Exchange Package.
Frequency The frequency at which the exchange
occurs.
Supplier Identifier A unique string associated with a
Supplier for identification purposes.
Name The name of a Supplier.
Primary
Contact
The name and contact information for
the Supplier’s primary contact for this
particular exchange.
Consumer Identifier A unique string associated with a
Consumer for identification purposes.
Payload
Definition
Name The name of a Consumer.
Primary
Contact
The name and contact information for
the Consumer’s primary contact for this
particular exchange.
Identifier A unique string associated with a
Payload Definition for identification
purposes.
‘U’ (Unclassified)
‘Daily’
‘04091967J’
‘03081956K’
‘B5102078L’
Name The name of a Payload Definition. ‘Bill of Lading XML Schema’
Query Point Identifier 37 A unique string associated with a Query
Point for identification purposes.
http://www.example.com/querypoint3
Name The name of a Query Point. ‘Latest Monthly Report Information’
Description A description of a Query Point.
Query
Languages
A stipulation of the query languages that
are supported by a Query Point (e.g.
SQL-92, CQL (Z39.50), XQuery, HTTP
GET, etc.).
‘SQL-92’
36 The ‘Identifier’ attribute is described at an abstract level in order to be consistent with the abstract nature of the reference model. Therefore, there are no
references to aspects such as identifier uniqueness, representation format or similar. Implementations based on the DRM will introduce such aspects as
needed according to their requirements.
37 For a Query Point, an identifier represents the electronic address at which the Query Point may be accessed.