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A [[Maintainable]] structure can be given an optional '''validity period''' expressed as start and end dates between which it is considered valid. | A [[Maintainable]] structure can be given an optional '''validity period''' expressed as start and end dates between which it is considered valid. | ||
| − | Validity periods are generally used where a structure or a version of a structure needs to have a very clearly defined lifespan, perhaps when replacing one version of a | + | Validity periods are generally used where a structure or a version of a structure needs to have a very clearly defined lifespan, perhaps when replacing one version of a Data Structure Definition with a another. |
Revision as of 07:41, 25 August 2022
A Maintainable structure can be given an optional validity period expressed as start and end dates between which it is considered valid.
Validity periods are generally used where a structure or a version of a structure needs to have a very clearly defined lifespan, perhaps when replacing one version of a Data Structure Definition with a another.
