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443 443  * //ID//: a unique identifier of the message
444 444  * //Test//: a Boolean attribute that indicates whether the message is for test purposes or not
445 445  * //Prepared//: the date the message was prepared
446 -* //Sender//: the identification of the organization that is transmitting the message (recommended: code from the agency code list in the SDMX COG)
446 +* //Sender//: the identification of the organization that is transmitting the message
447 447  
448 +(recommended: code from the agency code list in the SDMX COG)
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448 448  From a business perspective, the inclusion of the //Name// element is highly recommended, as it can help to understand the purpose of the exchange message. Other header elements such as //Receiver// are optional.
449 449  
450 450  = 6 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE =
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455 455  
456 456  Figure 1 provides an overview of the overall process. As a first step, the context of the data exchange(s) that should be covered by the DSD(s) is defined in terms of purpose, domains, level of exchange, type of data, type of recipient, role of in data exchange, process pattern, and GSBPM phase (see Figure 2). Since reusing existing artefacts is one of the guiding principles, the second step identifies existing DSDs that may be reused (see Figure 3). In case relevant DSDs are available, their suitability in the present context is evaluated in step 3. Aspects to be taken into account are concept coverage, concept roles, attribute attachment levels, and code lists (see Figure 4). Step 4 is subject to the outcome of step 3. In case of a favorable assessment, the DSDs are simply reused. If the DSDs are partly suitable, modified versions can be derived. See section 2. for a summary of possible DSD modification scenarios. If the DSDs are not suitable or if no relevant DSDs are available at all, new DSDs will be defined as described in section 3. Finally, supporting artefacts such as data flow definitions and data provision agreements are defined (see Figure 5).
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461 461  (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HFigure1.OverviewoftheDSDdesignprocess" %)
462 462  Figure 1. Overview of the DSD design process
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464 464  Figure 2 summarizes the characteristics of the data exchange context that is defined in step 1. These characteristics affect the decision on the data structuring approach that is part of the process of defining the concepts of a new DSD (step 4.3. in Figure 1; see Figure 7 in section 2.).
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468 468  (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HFigure2.Characteristicsofdataexchangecontext" %)
469 469  Figure 2. Characteristics of data exchange context
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470 470  
471 471  Figure 3 recaps the priorities given to different types of existing DSDs when searching for candidates for reuse in step 2. Global DSDs maintained by the SDMX consortium are ranked the highest. They can be found via the Global SDMX Registry.
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476 476  (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HFigure3.PriorityrankingofexistingDSDsforreuse" %)
477 477  Figure 3. Priority ranking of existing DSDs for reuse
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479 479  Figure 4 summarizes the aspects to be considered in the assessment of the suitability of existing DSDs in step 3. For a detailed description of the cases of partial unsuitability see section 2.1. above.
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484 484  (% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HFigure4.AspectsofDSDsuitability" %)
485 485  Figure 4. Aspects of DSD suitability
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487 487  Figure 5 lists the most relevant artefacts required in addition to a DSD, its concept scheme, and code lists.
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490 490  
491 491  Figure 5. Supporting artefacts
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