Codelist V11 - Revision history

Vmurrell: /* Hierarchical Codelists */

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‎Hierarchical Codelists

Vmurrell: /* Structure Properties */

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‎Structure Properties

Vmurrell: /* Structure-Level Validity */

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‎Structure-Level Validity

Vmurrell: /* Codelists with Simple Hierarchies */

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‎Codelists with Simple Hierarchies

Vmurrell: /* Conventions */

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‎Conventions

Vmurrell: /* Usage */

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‎Usage

Vmurrell: /* Usage */

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‎Usage

Vmurrell: /* Usage */

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‎Usage

Vmurrell: /* Overview */

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‎Overview

Vmurrell: /* Overview */

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‎Overview

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 <p>SDMX [[Heirarchy|Heirarchy]] should be used where Codelists have more complex hierarchical structures.</p>
-=Hierarchical Codelists=
+=Hierarchies type Codelists=
-[[Hierarchical Codelist|Hierarchical Codelists]] are a separate structure used for describing complex hierarchies of codes, potentially including codes from multiple different codelists.
+[[Hierarchical Codelist|Hierarchies Codelists]] are a separate structure used for describing complex hierarchies of codes, potentially including codes from multiple different codelists.
 =Validity=

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 ! scope=row style="text-align: left;"  | Item Scheme
-| [[Item_Scheme|Yes]]
+| [[Item_Scheme V11|Yes]]
 |-
 ! scope=row style="text-align: left;"  | SDMX Information Model Versions

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 =Validity=
 ==Structure-Level Validity==
-<p>As a [[Maintainable]] structure, the period in time during which a complete Codelist is considered to be valid can be defined.</p>
+<p>As a [[Maintainable V11|Maintainable]] structure, the period in time during which a complete Codelist is considered to be valid can be defined.</p>
 ==Item-Level Validity==

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 <p>A Code can only have one parent meaning that it can only appear once in a simple Codelist hierarchy. This may be restrictive where Codes can be logically organised into multiple different groups. In the CL_REF_AREA example, countries could also be grouped into trading blocs in addition to geographical regions.</p>
-<p>SDMX [[Hierarchical Codelist|Hierarchical Codelists]] should be used where Codelists have more complex hierarchical structures.</p>
+<p>SDMX [[Heirarchy|Heirarchy]] should be used where Codelists have more complex hierarchical structures.</p>
 =Hierarchical Codelists=

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 </p>
-[[URN|You can seem more examples and information on Identities in this article]].
+[[URN V11|You can seem more examples and information on Identities in this article]].
 =Flat Codelists=

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 ==Usage==
-<p>SDMX Codelists are lists of classification codes used principally for defining the set of allowed values for enumerated [[Component|Components]] in [Data_or_Metadata_Structure_Definition|Data Structure Definitions (DSDs)]] or [[Metadata Structure Definition|Metadata Structure Definitions]] which describe [[Reference Metadata]].</p>
+<p>SDMX Codelists are lists of classification codes used principally for defining the set of allowed values for enumerated [[Component|Components]] in [[Data_or_Metadata_Structure_Definition|Data Structure Definitions (DSDs)]] or [[Metadata Structure Definition|Metadata Structure Definitions]] which describe [[Reference Metadata]].</p>
 Each code is a separate Item so must have an ID and a Name, but can also have an optional Description. While Code IDs must be unique within a Codelist, the same Code ID may be safely used in other Codelists. For instance: The code 'A' may be used in a <em>Frequency Codelist</em> to represent 'Annual', but also appear in an <em>Industry Codelist</em> to represent 'Agriculture'.<br>

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 An SDMX Codelist is a managed list of classification codes.
-Codelists can be referenced directly by [[Data Structure Definition V11|Data Structure Definitions]], or indirectly through [[Concepts V11|Concepts]] to explicitly define the closed set of values for enumerated [[Dimension|Dimensions]], [[Attribute|Attributes]] or [[Measure V11|Measures]].
+Codelists can be referenced directly by [[Data_or_Metadata_Structure_Definition|Data Structure Definitions]], or indirectly through [[Concepts V11|Concepts]] to explicitly define the closed set of values for enumerated [[Dimension|Dimensions]], [[Attribute|Attributes]] or [[Measure V11|Measures]].
 ==Structure Properties==

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 An SDMX Codelist is a managed list of classification codes.
-Codelists can be referenced directly by [[Data Structure Definition|Data Structure Definitions]], or indirectly through [[Concepts]] to explicitly define the closed set of values for enumerated [[Dimension|Dimensions]], [[Attribute|Attributes]] or [[Measure|Measures]].
+Codelists can be referenced directly by [[Data Structure Definition V11|Data Structure Definitions]], or indirectly through [[Concepts V11|Concepts]] to explicitly define the closed set of values for enumerated [[Dimension|Dimensions]], [[Attribute|Attributes]] or [[Measure V11|Measures]].
 ==Structure Properties==
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 ! scope=row style="text-align: left;"  | Maintainable
-| [[Maintainable|Yes]]
+| [[Maintainable V11|Yes]]
 |-
 ! scope=row style="text-align: left;"  | Identifiable
-| [[Identifiable|Yes]]
+| [[Identifiable V11|Yes]]
 |-
 ! scope=row style="text-align: left;"  | Item Scheme
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 ==Usage==
-<p>SDMX Codelists are lists of classification codes used principally for defining the set of allowed values for enumerated [[Components]] in [[Data Structure Definition|Data Structure Definitions (DSDs)]] or [[Metadata Structure Definition|Metadata Structure Definitions]] which describe [[Reference Metadata]].</p>
+<p>SDMX Codelists are lists of classification codes used principally for defining the set of allowed values for enumerated [[Components]] in [[Data Structure Definition V11|Data Structure Definitions (DSDs)]] or [[Metadata Structure Definition|Metadata Structure Definitions]] which describe [[Reference Metadata]].</p>
 Each code is a separate Item so must have an ID and a Name, but can also have an optional Description. While Code IDs must be unique within a Codelist, the same Code ID may be safely used in other Codelists. For instance: The code 'A' may be used in a <em>Frequency Codelist</em> to represent 'Annual', but also appear in an <em>Industry Codelist</em> to represent 'Agriculture'.<br>