4.1.2. Metadata Supporting Reference Sets

are described byunder the |.

• 900000000000455006 |reference set|

  • 900000000000456007 |reference set descriptor|

  • 900000000000480006 |attribute value type| ...

  • 900000000000496009 |simple map| ...

  • 900000000000506000 |language type| ...

  • 900000000000512005 |query specification type| ...

  • 900000000000516008 |annotation type| ...

  • 900000000000521006 |association type| ...

  • 900000000000534007 |module dependency|

  • 900000000000538005 |description format|

Figure 4. Reference Sets in the Metadata Hierarchy

Values that can be used withinfields are described in the |attribute |.

• 900000000000457003 |reference set attribute|

  • 900000000000458008 |attribute description|

  • 900000000000459000 |attribute type| ...

  • 900000000000479008 |attribute order|

  • 900000000000491004 |attribute value| ...

  • 900000000000499002 |scheme value|

  • 900000000000500006 |map source concept|

  • 900000000000501005 |map group|

  • 900000000000502003 |map priority|

  • 900000000000503008 |map rule|

  • 900000000000504002 |map advice|

  • 900000000000505001 |map target|

  • 900000000000510002 |description in dialect|

  • 900000000000511003 |acceptability| ...

  • 900000000000514006 |generated reference set|

  • 900000000000515007 |query|

  • 900000000000518009 |annotated component|

  • 900000000000519001 |annotation| ...

  • 900000000000532006 |association source component|

  • 900000000000533001 |association target component|

  • 900000000000535008 |dependency target|

  • 900000000000536009 |source effective time|

  • 900000000000537000 |target effective time|

  • 900000000000539002 |description format| ...

  • 900000000000544009 |description length|

Figure 5. Reference Set Attributes Metadata Hierarchy

The way that each of theshown in this metadatais used is described in each of the following sections.