SDMX-EDI Data - Revision history

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Vmurrell at 17:20, 4 November 2020

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Glenn at 10:38, 24 September 2020

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Glenn at 10:33, 24 September 2020

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Mnelson at 09:07, 10 August 2020

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Mnelson: Created page with "Category:SdmxDataFormat =Overview= The SDMX-EDI Data format is an official SDMX format. It is a text based format, based on the the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFAC..."

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[[Category:SdmxDataFormat]]

=Overview=
The SDMX-EDI Data format is an official SDMX format. It is a text based format, based on the the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFACT UN/EDIFACT syntax].

SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission. However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0. . The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community. However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.

Example
https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-edi

Note: The same formatting can be applied using [[Data_Formats|HTTP Accept Headers]] as opposed to query parameters.

=Example Output=
https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-edi

The output below shows the full dataset in SDMX-EDI format
<pre>
UNA:+.? '
UNB+UNOC:3+Unknown+ANONYMOUS+200330:1255+IREF729132++SDMX-EDI'
UNH+MREF000001+GESMES:2:1:E6'
BGM+74'
NAD+Z02+WB'
NAD+MR+ANONYMOUS'
NAD+MS+Unknown'
DSI+GCI'
STS+3+7'
DTM+242:202003301255:203'
DTM+Z02:2008010120170101:711'
IDE+5+GCI'
GIS+AR3'
GIS+1:::-'
ARR++GHA:GCI:RANK:A:20082017:702:102+114+114+114+103+114+111+119+114+111'
ARR++GHA:GCI:VALUE:A:20082017:702:3.616139933+3.448062477+3.55568976+3.64915433+3.792629136+3.693773108+3.713529283+3.582722052+3.679439434+3.7227024636142'
UNT+15+MREF000001'
UNZ+1+IREF729132'
</pre>

An example dataset with the returned detail set to series keys only - fewer columns are written to the response. 
https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-edi&detail=serieskeysonly

The output below shows the full dataset in SDMX-EDI format
<pre>
UNA:+.? '
UNB+UNOC:3+Unknown+ANONYMOUS+200330:1256+IREF729733++SDMX-EDI'
UNH+MREF000001+GESMES:2:1:E6'
BGM+74'
NAD+Z02+WB'
NAD+MR+ANONYMOUS'
NAD+MS+Unknown'
DSI+GCI'
STS+3+7'
DTM+242:202003301256:203'
IDE+5+GCI'
GIS+AR3'
GIS+1:::-'
ARR++GHA:GCI:RANK:A'
ARR++GHA:GCI:VALUE:A'
UNT+14+MREF000001'
UNZ+1+IREF729733'
</pre>

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 The SDMX-EDI Data format is an official SDMX format.  It is a text based format, based on the the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFACT UN/EDIFACT syntax].
-SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0. The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
+SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data processing and transmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0. The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
 SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Metadata Registry.

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 SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Metadata Registry.
-=Formatting Using Query Parameters=
+=Example=
 <i>https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-edi</i>

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 The SDMX-EDI Data format is an official SDMX format.  It is a text based format, based on the the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFACT UN/EDIFACT syntax].
-SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0.  . The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
+SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0. The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
-SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Registry.
+SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Metadata Registry.
 =Formatting Using Query Parameters=

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 SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0.  . The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
-SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Registry, and an export format for the Fusion Edge Server and Fusion Data Browser.
+SDMX-EDI can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Registry.
 =Formatting Using Query Parameters=

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 =Overview=
 The SDMX-EDI Data format is an official SDMX format.  It is a text based format, based on the the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDIFACT UN/EDIFACT syntax].

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 SDMX-EDI has been in use since the 1990s  syntax. It is an extremely terse data format, which makes it efficient for data procesing and tranmission.  However it only supports time series data, and has other limitations such as not being able to use structural metadata if it is not at version 1.0.  . The format is still in use for reporting financial data in the Central Banking community.  However, unless you have a specific requirement to use this format then it is not recommended due to the limitations of what the data can describe.
 <strong>Example</strong>
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 <strong>Note:</strong> The same formatting can be applied using [[Data_Formats|HTTP Accept Headers]] as opposed to query parameters.
 =Example Output=

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