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‎Structure Properties

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‎Structure Properties

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‎Usage

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‎Usage

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‎Conventions

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‎Usage

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‎Overview

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-| [[Item_Scheme V11|Yes]]
+| [[Item_Scheme_V11|Yes]]
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 A Hierarchy is multi-lingual.
-[[Hierarchal_Codelists|Creating and maintaining Hierarchical Codelists]]
+[[Hierarchies|Creating and maintaining Hierarchical Codelists]]
 ==Conventions==

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 ==Usage==
-Codes used in the Hierarchical Codelist are not themselves contained in the list. Instead, they are referenced from the lists and are therefore maintained in one of more Codelists. In the Registry, these are known as Referenced Codelists.
+Codes used in the Hierarchy are not themselves contained in the list. Instead, they are referenced from the lists and are therefore maintained in one of more Codelists. In the Registry, these are known as Referenced Codelists.
-A Hierarchical Codelist may contain many hierarchies and is multi-lingual.
+A Hierarchy is multi-lingual.
 [[Hierarchal_Codelists|Creating and maintaining Hierarchical Codelists]]

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	==Conventions==		==Conventions==
		+	'''Heirarchial Codelist IDs'''
		+	IDs are conventionally uppercase using underscores '_' as separators if required.
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		+	Note that organisations wishing to be compliant with accepted models for statistical classifications should ensure that the Id is the number associated with the '''Level''', where Levels are numbered consecutively starting with level 1 at the highest Level.
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		+	[[Identifiable V11\|You can seem more examples and information on Identities in this article]].

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
		+	Codes used in the Hierarchical Codelist are not themselves contained in the list. Instead, they are referenced from the lists and are therefore maintained in one of more Codelists. In the Registry, these are known as Referenced Codelists.
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		+	A Hierarchical Codelist may contain many hierarchies and is multi-lingual.
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		+	[[Hierarchal_Codelists\|Creating and maintaining Hierarchical Codelists]]

	==Conventions==		==Conventions==

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 [[Category:SDMX 3.0 Structures]]
 ==Overview==
-A hierarchy provides a hierarchical view over one or more ‘standard’ Codelists.
+Hierarchys are a separate structure used for describing complex hierarchies of codes, potentially including codes from multiple different codelists.  Software tools designed for users to explore and search a catalogue of data sets typically use a Hierarchical Codelists to display a tree structure much like Windows File Explorer.
 ==Structure Properties==