SDMX-ML Generic Data - Revision history

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Mnelson: Created page with "Category:SdmxDataFormat =Overview= The Generic Data format is an official SDMX format. It is known as one of the SDMX-ML formats, in that it is SDMX whose representation..."

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Created page with "Category:SdmxDataFormat =Overview= The Generic Data format is an official SDMX format. It is known as one of the SDMX-ML formats, in that it is SDMX whose representation..."

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[[Category:SdmxDataFormat]]

=Overview=
The Generic Data format is an official SDMX format. It is known as one of the SDMX-ML formats, in that it is SDMX whose representation is in [https://www.w3.org/XML/ XML].

The use case for the Generic data format, over the other SDMX-ML formats, is that the XML Elements and XML Attributes are the same, regardless of the dataset. In contrast the SDMX-ML Structure Specific data format has XML Elements and XML Attributes based on the [[Data_Structure_Definition|Data Structure Definition]] that the data is being transmitted for.

The SDMX-ML Generic format was introduced in version 1.0 of the SDMX Specification, and exists in all subsequent releases, up to the current release of version 2.1.

=Formatting Using Query Parameters=
The following URL parameters can be used in a RESTful query for to get Generic data.
* format = sdmx-generic-2.1
* format = sdmx-generic-2.0
* format = sdmx-generic-1.0

Example
https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-generic-2.1

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-generic-2.1

An example dataset with IDs only, spaces have been added to this example to assist readability.
<pre>
<generic:Series>
<generic:SeriesKey>
<generic:Value id="REF_AREA" value="GHA"/>
<generic:Value id="INDICATOR" value="GCI"/>
<generic:Value id="SUB_INDICATOR" value="RANK"/>
<generic:Value id="FREQ" value="A"/>
</generic:SeriesKey>
<generic:Obs>
<generic:ObsDimension value="2008"/>
<generic:ObsValue value="102"/>
</generic:Obs>
<generic:Obs>
<generic:ObsDimension value="2009"/>
<generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
</generic:Obs>
<generic:Obs>
<generic:ObsDimension value="2010"/>
<generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
</generic:Obs>
.....
</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-generic-2.1&detail=serieskeysonly
<pre>

<generic:Series>
<generic:SeriesKey>
<generic:Value id="REF_AREA" value="GHA"/>
<generic:Value id="INDICATOR" value="GCI"/>
<generic:Value id="SUB_INDICATOR" value="RANK"/>
<generic:Value id="FREQ" value="A"/>
</generic:SeriesKey>
</generic:Series>
<generic:Series>
<generic:SeriesKey>
<generic:Value id="REF_AREA" value="GHA"/>
<generic:Value id="INDICATOR" value="GCI"/>
<generic:Value id="SUB_INDICATOR" value="VALUE"/>
<generic:Value id="FREQ" value="A"/>
</generic:SeriesKey>
</generic:Series>

</pre>

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 The Generic Data format is an official SDMX format.  It is known as one of the SDMX-ML formats, in that it is SDMX whose representation is in [https://www.w3.org/XML/ XML].
-The use case for the Generic data format, over the other SDMX-ML formats, is that the XML Elements and XML Attributes are the same, regardless of the dataset.  In contrast the [[SDMX-ML_Structure_Specific_Data|SDMX-ML Structure Specific]] data format has XML Elements and XML Attributes based on the [[Data_Structure_Definition|Data Structure Definition]] that the data is being transmitted for.
+The use case for the Generic data format, over the other SDMX-ML formats, is that the XML Elements and XML Attributes are the same, regardless of the dataset.  In contrast the [[SDMX-ML_Structure_Specific_Data|SDMX-ML Structure Specific]] data format has XML Elements and XML Attributes based on the Data Structure Definition that the data is being transmitted for.
 The SDMX-ML Generic format was introduced in version 1.0 of the SDMX Specification, and exists in all subsequent releases, up to the current release of version 2.1.

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 The SDMX-ML Generic format was introduced in version 1.0 of the SDMX Specification, and exists in all subsequent releases, up to the current release of version 2.1.
-SDMX-ML Genric Data 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-ML Generic Data can be used as both an import and export format for the Fusion Metadata Registry, and an export format for the Fusion Edge Server and Fusion Data Browser.
 =Example Output=

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	SDMX-ML Genric Data 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-ML Genric Data 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.
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−	~~=Formatting Using Query Parameters=~~
−	~~The following URL parameters can be used in a RESTful query for to get Generic data.~~
−	* format = sdmx-generic-2.1
−	* format = sdmx-generic-2.0
−	* format = sdmx-generic-1.0
−
−	~~<strong>Example</strong>~~
−	~~<i>https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-generic-2.1</i>~~
−
−	~~<strong>Note:</strong> The same formatting can be applied using [[Data_Formats\|HTTP Accept Headers]] as opposed to query parameters.~~

	=Example Output=		=Example Output=

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	The SDMX-ML Generic format was introduced in version 1.0 of the SDMX Specification, and exists in all subsequent releases, up to the current release of version 2.1.		The SDMX-ML Generic format was introduced in version 1.0 of the SDMX Specification, and exists in all subsequent releases, up to the current release of version 2.1.
		+
		+	SDMX-ML Genric Data 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.

	=Formatting Using Query Parameters=		=Formatting Using Query Parameters=

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 <i>https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-generic-2.1</i>
+The output below shows a snippet of the XML - displaying a series definition with three observation values
 <pre>
   		<generic:Series>
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 An example dataset with the returned detail set to series keys only - fewer columns are written to the response.<br/>
 <i>https://demo.metadatatechnology.com/FusionRegistry/ws/public/sdmxapi/rest/data/WB,GCI,1.0/GHA.GCI..?format=sdmx-generic-2.1&detail=serieskeysonly</i>
 <pre>

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-[[Category:SdmxDataFormat]]
+[[Category:FMR Formats Reference]]
 =Overview=
 The Generic Data format is an official SDMX format.  It is known as one of the SDMX-ML formats, in that it is SDMX whose representation is in [https://www.w3.org/XML/ XML].

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 An example dataset with IDs only, spaces have been added to this example to assist readability.
 <pre>
- <generic:Series>
+ 		<generic:Series>
-   <generic:SeriesKey>
+			<generic:SeriesKey>
-     <generic:Value id="REF_AREA" value="GHA"/>
+				<generic:Value id="REF_AREA" value="GHA"/>
-     <generic:Value id="INDICATOR" value="GCI"/>
+				<generic:Value id="INDICATOR" value="GCI"/>
-     <generic:Value id="SUB_INDICATOR" value="RANK"/>
+				<generic:Value id="SUB_INDICATOR" value="RANK"/>
-     <generic:Value id="FREQ" value="A"/>
+				<generic:Value id="FREQ" value="A"/>
-   </generic:SeriesKey>
+			</generic:SeriesKey>
-   <generic:Obs>
+			<generic:Obs>
-     <generic:ObsDimension value="2008"/>
+				<generic:ObsDimension value="2008"/>
-     <generic:ObsValue value="102"/>
+				<generic:ObsValue value="102"/>
-   </generic:Obs>
+			</generic:Obs>
-     <generic:Obs>
+			<generic:Obs>
-     <generic:ObsDimension value="2009"/>
+				<generic:ObsDimension value="2009"/>
-     <generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
+				<generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
-   </generic:Obs>
+			</generic:Obs>
-     <generic:Obs>
+			<generic:Obs>
-     <generic:ObsDimension value="2010"/>
+				<generic:ObsDimension value="2010"/>
-     <generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
+				<generic:ObsValue value="114"/>
-  </generic:Obs>
+			</generic:Obs>
 .....
 </pre>