Wiki source code of Part II.Common: This details the common namespace schemas

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1.1	4
5.2	5	= 1 Introduction =
1.1	6
5.2	7	The common namespace defines a collection of constructs that are reused across the various [[components>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Component.WebHome]] of [[SDMX>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Statistical data and metadata exchange.WebHome]]. Most important of these are the referencing mechanism. The goal of the reference construct was to define a generic structure that could be processed uniformly regardless of the context where the reference was used. But it was also important that references be required to be complete whenever possible.
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5.2	9	Any object can be referenced either explicitly with a URN or by a set of complete reference fields. To meet the previously stated requirements, and very general mechanism was created based on the URN structure of [[SDMX>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Statistical data and metadata exchange.WebHome]] objects for these reference fields.
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	11	There was also a requirement that the references be able to be refined to meet particular needs outside of the common namespace. An example of this is in the metadata structure specific schemas. It is a requirement that if a target object is specified as having to come from a particular scheme, that a type based on the reference structure be created that enforced the requirement.
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	13	Typically, this would not have been an issues as all of the [[components>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Component.WebHome]] which make up the references are of atomic types, and therefore can be expressed as XML [[attributes>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Attribute.WebHome]] which are easily refined and restricted since the XML Schema design principles in [[SDMX>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Statistical data and metadata exchange.WebHome]] always treats [[attributes>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Attribute.WebHome]] as unqualified.
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	15	However, the requirement to allow both a URN and/or a complete set of reference field necessitate that these properties be contained in elements. The fact that they are elements typically would mean that the only way a refinement outside of the namespace could happen was if the element were global and allowed for substitutions. This however would mean that every distinct type of referenced object would have a unique set of elements. This moved away from the requirement that the structure be easy to process regardless of context.
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	17	The solution to this problem was to deviate from the normal [[SDMX>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Statistical data and metadata exchange.WebHome]] XML Schema design principle of always using qualified elements and allowing for these to be unqualified. Doing so allows other namespace to derive from these types and place further restrictions on what can be referenced. The deviation from this principle was justified in that it met all of the requirements and was not deemed to major of a shift since these properties normally would have been expressed as unqualified [[attributes>>doc:sdmx:Glossary.Attribute.WebHome]] if it weren't for the complete reference requirement.
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	19	== 2 Schema Documentation ==
	20
	21	== 2.1 Common Namespace ==
	22
	23	http://www.sdmx.org/resources/sdmxml/schemas/v3_1/common
	24
	25	=== 2.1.1 Summary ===
	26
	27	Referenced Namespaces:
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6.2	29	(% style="width:630.294px" %)
	30	\|(% style="width:391px" %)Namespace\|(% style="width:236px" %)Prefix
	31	\|(% style="width:391px" %)http:~/~/www.w3.org/1999/xhtml\|(% style="width:236px" %)xhtml
	32	\|(% style="width:391px" %)http:~/~/www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\|(% style="width:236px" %)xs
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	34	Contents:
	35	6 Global Elements
	36	30 Complex Types
	37	206 Simple Types
	38
	39	=== 2.1.2 Global Elements ===
	40
	41	Name (TextType): Name is a reusable element, used for providing a human-readable name for an object.
	42
	43	Description (TextType): Description is a reusable element, used for providing a longer human-readable description of an object.
	44
	45	Text (TextType): Text is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value for general purposes (i.e. not for a name or description).
	46
	47	StructuredText (XHTMLType): StructuredText is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value structured as XHTML.
	48
	49	Annotations (AnnotationsType): Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	50
	51	Link (LinkType): Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
	52
	53	=== 2.1.3 Complex Types ===
	54
	55	**ValueType:** ValueType is an abstract class that is the basis for any component value that cannot be simply represented as a space-normalized value (e.g. in an XML attribute). Although its content is mixed, it should be restricted so that only character data or the Text or Structured text is used. See StringValueType, IntValueType, ObserverationalTimeValueType, TextValueType, and StructuredTextValueType for details.
	56
	57	Content:
	58	{text} x (Text\* \| StructuredText\*)?
	59
	60	Element Documentation:
	61
6.2	62	(% style="width:1009.29px" %)
	63	\|(% style="width:172px" %)Name\|(% style="width:176px" %)Type\|(% style="width:659px" %)Documentation
	64	\|(% style="width:172px" %)Text\|(% style="width:176px" %)TextType\|(% style="width:659px" %)Text is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value for general purposes (i.e. not for a name or description).
	65	\|(% style="width:172px" %)StructuredText\|(% style="width:176px" %)XHTMLType\|(% style="width:659px" %)StructuredText is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value structured as XHTML.
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	67	BooleanValueType: BooleanValueType is a refinement of SimpleValueType limiting the content to be a boolean.
	68
	69	Derivation:
	70
	71	ValueType (restriction)
	72	BooleanValueType
	73	Content:
	74
	75	StringValueType: StringValueType is a refinement of SimpleValueType limiting the content to be a string. This can be further refined with facets, patterns, etc.
	76
	77	Derivation:
	78
	79	ValueType (restriction)
	80	StringValueType
	81
	82	Content:
	83	IntValueType: IntValueType is a refinement of SimpleValueType limiting the content to be an integer. This can be further refined ranges, etc.
	84
	85	Derivation:
	86
	87	ValueType (restriction)
	88	IntValueType
	89
	90	Content:
	91	DoubleValueType: DoubleValueType is a refinement of SimpleValueType limiting the content to be a double. This can be further refined ranges, etc.
	92
	93	Derivation:
	94
	95	ValueType (restriction)
	96	DoubleValueType
	97
	98	Content:
	99	ObservationalTimePeriodValueType: ObservationalTimePeriodValueType is a refinement of SimpleValueType limiting the content to be an observational time period.
	100
	101	Derivation:
	102
	103	ValueType (restriction)
	104	ObservationalTimePeriodValueType
	105
	106	Content:
	107	TextValueType: TextValueType is a restriction of ValueType that allows mutliple Text elements to expressed a text value in multiple languages. The content of this should be restricted in its use to only allow a langue code (xml:lang) to be used once within an element of this type.
	108
	109	Derivation:
	110
	111	ValueType (restriction)
	112	TextValueType
	113
	114	Content:
	115	Text
	116
	117	Element Documentation:
	118
6.2	119	(% style="width:1013.29px" %)
	120	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:742px" %)Documentation
	121	\|Text\|TextType\|(% style="width:742px" %)Text is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value for general purposes (i.e. not for a name or description).
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	123	StructuredTextValueType: StructuredTextValueType is a restriction of ValueType that allows mutliple StructuredText (XHTML mixed content) elements to expressed a text value in multiple languages. The content of this should be restricted in its use to only allow a langue code (xml:lang) to be used once within an element of this type.
	124
	125	Derivation:
	126
	127	ValueType (restriction)
	128	StructuredTextValueType
	129
	130	Content:
	131	StructuredText
	132
	133	Element Documentation:
	134
6.2	135	(% style="width:1000.29px" %)
	136	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:536px" %)Documentation
	137	\|StructuredText\|XHTMLType\|(% style="width:536px" %)StructuredText is a reusable element, used for providing a language specific text value structured as XHTML.
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	139	TextType: TextType provides for a set of language-specific alternates to be provided for any human-readable constructs in the instance.
	140
	141	Derivation:
	142
	143	xs:anySimpleType (restriction)
	144	xs:string (extension)
	145	TextType
	146
	147	Attributes:
	148	xml:lang?
	149
	150	Content:
	151	Attribute Documentation:
	152
6.2	153	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	154	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:519px" %)Documentation
	155	\|xml:lang (default: en)\|xs:language\|(% style="width:519px" %)The xml:lang attribute specifies a language code for the text. If not supplied, the default language is assumed to be English.
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	157	StatusMessageType: StatusMessageType describes the structure of an error or warning message. A message contains the text of the message, as well as an optional language indicator and an optional code.
	158
	159	Attributes:
	160	code?
	161
	162	Content:
	163	Text+
	164
	165	Attribute Documentation:
	166
6.2	167	(% style="width:1010.29px" %)
	168	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:867px" %)Documentation
	169	\|code\|xs:string\|(% style="width:867px" %)The code attribute holds an optional code identifying the underlying error that generated the message. This should be used if parallel language descriptions of the error are supplied, to distinguish which of the multiple error messages are for the same underlying error.
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	171	Element Documentation:
	172
6.2	173	(% style="width:1015.29px" %)
	174	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:542px" %)Documentation
	175	\|Text\|TextType\|(% style="width:542px" %)Text contains the text of the message, in parallel language values.
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	177	EmptyType: EmptyType is an empty complex type for elements where the presence of the tag indicates all that is necessary.
	178
	179	Content:
	180	{Empty}
	181
	182	CodedStatusMessageType: CodedStatusMessageType describes the structure of an error or warning message which required a code.
	183
	184	Derivation:
	185
	186	StatusMessageType (restriction)
	187	CodedStatusMessageType
	188
	189	Attributes:
	190	code
	191
	192	Content:
	193	Text+
	194
	195	Attribute Documentation:
	196
6.2	197	(% style="width:1011.29px" %)
	198	\|(% style="width:152px" %)Name\|(% style="width:182px" %)Type\|(% style="width:675px" %)Documentation
	199	\|(% style="width:152px" %)code\|(% style="width:182px" %)xs:string\|(% style="width:675px" %)The code attribute holds an optional code identifying the underlying error that generated the message. This should be used if parallel language descriptions of the error are supplied, to distinguish which of the multiple error messages are for the same underlying error.
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	201	Element Documentation:
	202
6.2	203	(% style="width:1010.29px" %)
	204	\|(% style="width:150px" %)Name\|(% style="width:206px" %)Type\|(% style="width:652px" %)Documentation
	205	\|(% style="width:150px" %)Text\|(% style="width:206px" %)TextType\|(% style="width:652px" %)Text contains the text of the message, in parallel language values.
5.2	206
	207	**AnnotableType:** AnnotableType is an abstract base type used for all annotable artefacts. Any type that provides for annotations should extend this type.
	208
	209	Content:
	210	Annotations?
	211
	212	Element Documentation:
	213
6.2	214	(% style="width:1014.29px" %)
	215	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:683px" %)Documentation
	216	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:683px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
5.2	217
	218	AnnotationsType: AnnotationsType provides for a list of annotations to be attached to data and structure messages.
	219
	220	Content:
	221	Annotation+
	222
	223	Element Documentation:
	224
6.2	225	(% style="width:1019.29px" %)
	226	\|(% style="width:230px" %)Name\|(% style="width:222px" %)Type\|(% style="width:564px" %)Documentation
	227	\|(% style="width:230px" %)Annotation\|(% style="width:222px" %)AnnotationType\|(% style="width:564px" %)
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	229	AnnotationType: AnnotationType provides for non-documentation notes and annotations to be embedded in data and structure messages. It provides optional fields for providing a title, a type description, a URI, and the text of the annotation.
	230
	231	Attributes:
	232	id?
	233
	234	Content:
	235	AnnotationTitle?, AnnotationType?, AnnotationURL, AnnotationText, AnnotationValue?
	236
	237	Attribute Documentation:
	238
6.2	239	(% style="width:994.294px" %)
	240	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:697px" %)Documentation
	241	\|id\|xs:string\|(% style="width:697px" %)The id attribute provides a non-standard identification of an annotation. It can be used to disambiguate annotations.
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	243	Element Documentation:
	244
6.2	245	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	246	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:710px" %)Documentation
	247	\|AnnotationTitle\|xs:string\|(% style="width:710px" %)AnnotationTitle provides a title for the annotation.
	248	\|AnnotationType\|xs:string\|(% style="width:710px" %)AnnotationType is used to distinguish between annotations designed to support various uses. The types are not enumerated, as these can be specified by the user or creator of the annotations. The definitions and use of annotation types should be documented by their creator.
	249	\|AnnotationURL\|AnnotationURLType\|(% style="width:710px" %)AnnotationURL is a URI - typically a URL - which points to an external resource which may contain or supplement the annotation. These can be localised by indicating a language for the resource. If a language is not specified, the resource is assumed to not be localised. If a specific behavior is desired, an annotation type should be defined which specifies the use of this field more exactly.
	250	\|AnnotationText\|TextType\|(% style="width:710px" %)AnnotationText holds a language-specific string containing the text of the annotation.
	251	\|AnnotationValue\|xs:string\|(% style="width:710px" %)AnnotationValue holds a non-localised value for the annotation.
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	253	AnnotationURLType: AnnotationURLType defines an external resource. These can indicate localisation by specifying a language for the resource.
	254
	255	Derivation:
	256
	257	xs:anySimpleType (restriction)
	258	xs:anyURI (extension)
	259	AnnotationURLType
	260
	261	Attributes:
	262	xml:lang?
	263
	264	Content:
	265	Attribute Documentation:
	266
6.2	267	(% style="width:1004.29px" %)
	268	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:639px" %)Documentation
	269	\|xml:lang\|xs:language\|(% style="width:639px" %)Indicates the language of the resources at the URL, if it is localised. If this does not exist, the resource is not localised.
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	271	LinkType:
	272
	273	Attributes:
	274	rel, url, urn?, type?
	275
	276	Content:
	277	{Empty}
	278
	279	Attribute Documentation:
	280
6.2	281	(% style="width:1000.29px" %)
	282	\|(% style="width:147px" %)Name\|(% style="width:249px" %)Type\|(% style="width:602px" %)Documentation
	283	\|(% style="width:147px" %)rel\|(% style="width:249px" %)xs:string\|(% style="width:602px" %)The type of object that is being linked to.
	284	\|(% style="width:147px" %)url\|(% style="width:249px" %)xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:602px" %)The url of the object being linked.
	285	\|(% style="width:147px" %)urn\|(% style="width:249px" %)xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:602px" %)A SDMX registry urn of the object being linked (if applicable).
	286	\|(% style="width:147px" %)type\|(% style="width:249px" %)xs:string\|(% style="width:602px" %)The type of link (e.g. PDF, text, HTML, reference metadata).
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6.2	288	//IdentifiableType//: IdentifiableType is an abstract base type for all identifiable objects.
5.2	289
	290	Derivation:
	291
	292	AnnotableType (extension)
	293	IdentifiableType*
	294
	295	Attributes:
	296	id?, urn?, uri?
	297
	298	Content:
	299	Annotations?, Link
	300
	301	Attribute Documentation:
	302
6.3	303	(% style="width:1002.29px" %)
	304	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:753px" %)Documentation
	305	\|id\|IDType\|(% style="width:753px" %)The id is the identifier for the object.
	306	\|urn\|UrnType\|(% style="width:753px" %)The urn attribute holds a valid SDMX Registry URN (see SDMX Registry Specification for details).
	307	\|uri\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:753px" %)The uri attribute holds a URI that contains a link to a resource with additional information about the object, such as a web page. This uri is not a SDMX message.
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	309	Element Documentation:
	310
6.3	311	(% style="width:1002.29px" %)
	312	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:725px" %)Documentation
	313	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:725px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	314	\|Link\|LinkType\|(% style="width:725px" %)Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
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6.3	316	//NameableType:// NameableType is an abstract base type for all nameable objects.
5.2	317
	318	Derivation:
	319
	320	AnnotableType (extension)
	321	IdentifiableType (extension)
	322	NameableType*
	323
	324	Attributes:
	325	id?, urn?, uri?
	326
	327	Content:
	328	Annotations?, Link*, Name+, Description
	329
	330	Attribute Documentation:
	331
6.4	332	(% style="width:1012.29px" %)
	333	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:768px" %)Documentation
	334	\|id\|IDType\|(% style="width:768px" %)The id is the identifier for the object.
	335	\|urn\|UrnType\|(% style="width:768px" %)The urn attribute holds a valid SDMX Registry URN (see SDMX Registry Specification for details).
	336	\|uri\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:768px" %)The uri attribute holds a URI that contains a link to a resource with additional information about the object, such as a web page. This uri is not a SDMX message.
5.2	337
	338	Element Documentation:
	339
6.4	340	(% style="width:1008.29px" %)
	341	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:731px" %)Documentation
	342	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:731px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	343	\|Link\|LinkType\|(% style="width:731px" %)Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
	344	\|Name\|TextType\|(% style="width:731px" %)Name provides for a human-readable name for the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
	345	\|Description\|TextType\|(% style="width:731px" %)Description provides for a longer human-readable description of the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
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6.4	347	//VersionableType:// VersionableType is an abstract base type for all versionable objects.
5.2	348
	349	Derivation:
	350
	351	AnnotableType (extension)
	352	IdentifiableType (extension)
	353	NameableType (extension)
	354	VersionableType*
	355
	356	Attributes:
	357	id?, urn?, uri?, version?, validFrom?, validTo?
	358
	359	Content:
	360	Annotations?, Link*, Name+, Description
	361
	362	Attribute Documentation:
	363
6.5	364	(% style="width:1000.29px" %)
	365	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:700px" %)Documentation
	366	\|id\|IDType\|(% style="width:700px" %)The id is the identifier for the object.
	367	\|urn\|UrnType\|(% style="width:700px" %)The urn attribute holds a valid SDMX Registry URN (see SDMX Registry Specification for details).
	368	\|uri\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:700px" %)The uri attribute holds a URI that contains a link to a resource with additional information about the object, such as a web page. This uri is not a SDMX message.
	369	\|version\|VersionType\|(% style="width:700px" %)This version attribute holds a version number (see common:VersionType definition for details). If not supplied, artefact is considered to be un-versioned.
	370	\|validFrom\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:700px" %)The validFrom attribute provides the inclusive start date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
	371	\|validTo\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:700px" %)The validTo attribute provides the inclusive end date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
5.2	372
	373	Element Documentation:
	374
6.5	375	(% style="width:1004.29px" %)
	376	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:727px" %)Documentation
	377	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	378	\|Link\|LinkType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
	379	\|Name\|TextType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Name provides for a human-readable name for the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
	380	\|Description\|TextType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Description provides for a longer human-readable description of the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
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6.5	382	//MaintainableBaseType:// MaintainableBaseType is an abstract type that only serves the purpose of forming the base for the actual MaintainableType. The purpose of this type is to restrict the VersionableType to require the id attribute.
5.2	383
	384	Derivation:
	385
	386	AnnotableType (extension)
	387	IdentifiableType (extension)
	388	NameableType (extension)
	389	VersionableType (restriction)
	390	MaintainableBaseType*
	391
	392	Attributes:
	393	id, urn?, uri?, version?, validFrom?, validTo?
	394
	395	Content:
	396	Annotations?, Link*, Name+, Description
	397
	398	Attribute Documentation:
	399
6.6	400	(% style="width:1004.29px" %)
	401	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:625px" %)Documentation
	402	\|id\|IDType\|(% style="width:625px" %)The id is the identifier for the object.
	403	\|urn\|MaintainableUrnType\|(% style="width:625px" %)The urn attribute holds a valid SDMX Registry URN (see SDMX Registry Specification for details).
	404	\|uri\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:625px" %)The uri attribute holds a URI that contains a link to a resource with additional information about the object, such as a web page. This uri is not a SDMX message.
	405	\|version\|VersionType\|(% style="width:625px" %)This version attribute holds a version number (see common:VersionType definition for details). If not supplied, artefact is considered to be un-versioned.
	406	\|validFrom\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:625px" %)The validFrom attribute provides the inclusive start date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
	407	\|validTo\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:625px" %)The validTo attribute provides the inclusive end date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
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	409	Element Documentation:
	410
6.6	411	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	412	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:728px" %)Documentation
	413	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:728px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	414	\|Link\|LinkType\|(% style="width:728px" %)Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
	415	\|Name\|TextType\|(% style="width:728px" %)Name provides for a human-readable name for the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
	416	\|Description\|TextType\|(% style="width:728px" %)Description provides for a longer human-readable description of the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
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6.6	418	//MaintainableType:// MaintainableType is an abstract base type for all maintainable objects.
5.2	419
	420	Derivation:
	421
	422	AnnotableType (extension)
	423	IdentifiableType (extension)
	424	NameableType* (extension)
	425	VersionableType (restriction)
	426	MaintainableBaseType (extension)
	427	MaintainableType*
	428
	429	Attributes:
	430	id, urn?, uri?, version?, validFrom?, validTo?, agencyID, isPartialLanguage?, isExternalReference?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	431
	432	Content:
	433	Annotations?, Link*, Name+, Description
	434
	435	Attribute Documentation:
	436
6.7	437	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	438	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:623px" %)Documentation
	439	\|id\|IDType\|(% style="width:623px" %)The id is the identifier for the object.
	440	\|urn\|MaintainableUrnType\|(% style="width:623px" %)The urn attribute holds a valid SDMX Registry URN (see SDMX Registry Specification for details).
	441	\|uri\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:623px" %)The uri attribute holds a URI that contains a link to a resource with additional information about the object, such as a web page. This uri is not a SDMX message.
	442	\|version\|VersionType\|(% style="width:623px" %)This version attribute holds a version number (see common:VersionType definition for details). If not supplied, artefact is considered to be un-versioned.
	443	\|validFrom\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:623px" %)The validFrom attribute provides the inclusive start date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
	444	\|validTo\|xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:623px" %)The validTo attribute provides the inclusive end date for providing supplemental validity information about the version.
	445	\|agencyID\|NestedNCNameIDType\|(% style="width:623px" %)The agencyID must be provided, and identifies the maintenance agency of the object.
	446	\|isExternalReference (default: false)\|xs:boolean\|(% style="width:623px" %)The isExternalReference attribute, if true, indicates that the actual object is not defined the corresponding element, rather its full details are defined elsewhere - indicated by either the registryURL, the repositoryURL, or the structureURL. The purpose of this is so that each structure message does not have to redefine object that are already defined elsewhere. If the isExternalReference attribute is not set, then it is assumed to be false, and the object should contain the full definition of its contents. If more than one of the registryURL, the repositoryURL, and the structureURL are supplied, then the application processing the object can choose the method it finds best suited to retrieve the details of the object.
	447	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:623px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	448	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:623px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
	449	\|isPartialLanguage (default: false)\|xs:boolean\|(% style="width:623px" %)The isPartialLanguage attribute, if true, indicates that the object doesn't contain the complete set of all available languages, e.g., when obtained as a response to a GET query that requested specific languages through the HTTP header ‘Accept-Language’.
5.2	450
	451	Element Documentation:
	452
6.7	453	(% style="width:1004.29px" %)
	454	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:727px" %)Documentation
	455	\|Annotations\|AnnotationsType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Annotations is a reusable element the provides for a collection of annotations. It has been made global so that restrictions of types that extend AnnotatableType may reference it.
	456	\|Link\|LinkType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Allows for the linking of other resources to identifiable objects. For example, if there is reference metadata associated with a structure, a link to the meatadata report can be dynamically inserted in the structure metadata.
	457	\|Name\|TextType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Name provides for a human-readable name for the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
	458	\|Description\|TextType\|(% style="width:727px" %)Description provides for a longer human-readable description of the object. This may be provided in multiple, parallel language-equivalent forms.
5.2	459
	460	ReferencePeriodType: Specifies the inclusive start and end times.
	461
	462	Attributes:
	463	startTime, endTime
	464
	465	Content:
	466	{Empty}
	467
	468	Attribute Documentation:
	469
6.7	470	(% style="width:995.294px" %)
	471	\|(% style="width:145px" %)Name\|(% style="width:216px" %)Type\|(% style="width:632px" %)Documentation
	472	\|(% style="width:145px" %)startTime\|(% style="width:216px" %)xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:632px" %)The startTime attributes contains the inclusive start date for the reference period.
	473	\|(% style="width:145px" %)endTime\|(% style="width:216px" %)xs:dateTime\|(% style="width:632px" %)The endTime attributes contains the inclusive end date for the reference period.
5.2	474
	475	QueryableDataSourceType: QueryableDataSourceType describes a data source which is accepts an standard SDMX Query message and responds appropriately.
	476
	477	Attributes:
	478	isRESTDatasource, isWebServiceDatasource
	479
	480	Content:
	481	DataURL, WSDLURL?, WADLURL?
	482
	483	Attribute Documentation:
	484
6.7	485	(% style="width:999.294px" %)
	486	\|(% style="width:259px" %)Name\|(% style="width:236px" %)Type\|(% style="width:502px" %)Documentation
	487	\|(% style="width:259px" %)isRESTDatasource\|(% style="width:236px" %)xs:boolean\|(% style="width:502px" %)The isRESTDatasource attribute indicates, if true, that the queryable data source is accessible via the REST protocol.
	488	\|(% style="width:259px" %)isWebServiceDatasource\|(% style="width:236px" %)xs:boolean\|(% style="width:502px" %)The isWebServiceDatasource attribute indicates, if true, that the queryable data source is accessible via Web Services protocols.
5.2	489
	490	Element Documentation:
	491
6.7	492	(% style="width:996.294px" %)
	493	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:657px" %)Documentation
	494	\|DataURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:657px" %)DataURL contains the URL of the data source.
	495	\|WSDLURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:657px" %)WSDLURL provides the location of a WSDL instance on the internet which describes the queryable data source.
	496	\|WADLURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:657px" %)WADLURL provides the location of a WADL instance on the internet which describes the REST protocol of the queryable data source.
5.2	497
	498	XHTMLType: XHTMLType allows for mixed content of text and XHTML tags. When using this type, one will have to provide a reference to the XHTML schema, since the processing of the tags within this type is strict, meaning that they are validated against the XHTML schema provided.
	499
	500	Attributes:
	501	xml:lang?
	502
	503	Content:
6.7	504	{text} x {any element with namespace of http:~/~/www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}
5.2	505
	506	Attribute Documentation:
	507
6.8	508	(% style="width:1009.29px" %)
	509	\|(% style="width:228px" %)Name\|(% style="width:221px" %)Type\|(% style="width:699px" %)Documentation
	510	\|(% style="width:228px" %)xml:lang (default: en)\|(% style="width:221px" %)xs:language
5.2	511
	512	**PayloadStructureType:** PayloadStructureType is an abstract base type used to define the structural information for data or metadata sets. A reference to the structure is provided (either explicitly or through a reference to a structure usage).
	513
	514	Attributes:
	515	structureID, schemaURL?, namespace?, dimensionAtObservation?, explicitMeasures?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	516
	517	Content:
	518	(ProvisionAgreement\|StructureUsage\|Structure)
	519
	520	Attribute Documentation:
	521
6.9	522	(% style="width:1003.29px" %)
	523	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:598px" %)Documentation
	524	\|structureID\|xs:ID\|(% style="width:598px" %)The structureID attribute uniquely identifies the structure for the purpose of referencing it from the payload. This is only used in structure specific formats. Although it is required, it is only useful when more than one data set is present in the message.
	525	\|schemaURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The schemaURL attribute provides a location from which the structure specific schema can be located.
	526	\|namespace\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The namespace attribute is used to provide the namespace for structure-specific formats. By communicating this information in the header, it is possible to generate the structure specific schema while processing the message.
	527	\|dimensionAtObservation\|ObservationDimensionType\|(% style="width:598px" %)The dimensionAtObservation is used to reference the dimension at the observation level for data messages. This can also be given the explicit value of "AllDimensions" which denotes that the cross sectional data is in the flat format.
	528	\|explicitMeasures\|xs:boolean\|(% style="width:598px" %)The explicitMeasures indicates whether explicit measures are used in the cross sectional format. This is only applicable for the measure dimension as the dimension at the observation level or the flat structure.
	529	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	530	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
5.2	531
	532	Element Documentation:
	533
6.9	534	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	535	\|(% style="width:188px" %)Name\|(% style="width:287px" %)Type\|(% style="width:527px" %)Documentation
	536	\|(% style="width:188px" %)ProvisionAgreement\|(% style="width:287px" %)ProvisionAgreementReferenceType\|(% style="width:527px" %)ProvisionAgreement references a provision agreement which the data or metadata is reported against.
	537	\|(% style="width:188px" %)StructureUsage\|(% style="width:287px" %)StructureUsageReferenceType\|(% style="width:527px" %)StructureUsage references a flow which the data or metadata is reported against.
	538	\|(% style="width:188px" %)Structure\|(% style="width:287px" %)StructureReferenceType\|(% style="width:527px" %)Structure references the structure which defines the structure of the data or metadata set.
5.2	539
6.9	540	//DataStructureType:// DataStructureType is an abstract base type the forms the basis for the structural information for a data set.
5.2	541
	542	Derivation:
	543
	544	PayloadStructureType (restriction)
	545	DataStructureType*
	546
	547	Attributes:
	548	structureID, schemaURL?, namespace?, dimensionAtObservation?, explicitMeasures?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	549
	550	Content:
	551	(ProvisionAgreement \| StructureUsage \| Structure)
	552
	553	Attribute Documentation:
	554
6.10	555	(% style="width:1006.29px" %)
	556	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:598px" %)Documentation
	557	\|structureID\|xs:ID\|(% style="width:598px" %)The structureID attribute uniquely identifies the structure for the purpose of referencing it from the payload. This is only used in structure specific formats. Although it is required, it is only useful when more than one data set is present in the message.
	558	\|schemaURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The schemaURL attribute provides a location from which the structure specific schema can be located.
	559	\|namespace\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The namespace attribute is used to provide the namespace for structure-specific formats. By communicating this information in the header, it is possible to generate the structure specific schema while processing the message.
	560	\|dimensionAtObservation\|ObservationDimensionType\|(% style="width:598px" %)The dimensionAtObservation is used to reference the dimension at the observation level for data messages. This can also be given the explicit value of "AllDimensions" which denotes that the cross sectional data is in the flat format.
	561	\|explicitMeasures\|xs:boolean\|(% style="width:598px" %)The explicitMeasures indicates whether explicit measures are used in the cross sectional format. This is only applicable for the measure dimension as the dimension at the observation level or the flat structure.
	562	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	563	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:598px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
5.2	564
	565	Element Documentation:
	566
6.10	567	(% style="width:1012.29px" %)
	568	\|(% style="width:184px" %)Name\|(% style="width:295px" %)Type\|(% style="width:530px" %)Documentation
	569	\|(% style="width:184px" %)ProvisionAgreement\|(% style="width:295px" %)ProvisionAgreementReferenceType\|(% style="width:530px" %)ProvisionAgreement references a provision agreement which the data is reported against.
	570	\|(% style="width:184px" %)StructureUsage\|(% style="width:295px" %)DataflowReferenceType\|(% style="width:530px" %)StructureUsage references a dataflow which the data is reported against.
	571	\|(% style="width:184px" %)Structure\|(% style="width:295px" %)DataStructureReferenceType\|(% style="width:530px" %)Structure references the data structure definition which defines the structure of the data.
5.2	572
	573	StructureSpecificDataStructureType: StructureSpecificDataStructureType defines the structural information for a structured data set. In addition to referencing the data structure or dataflow which defines the structure of the data, the namespace for the data structure specific schema as well as which dimension is used at the observation level must be provided. It is also necessary to state whether the format uses explicit measures, although this is technically only applicable is the dimension at the observation level is the measure dimension or the flat data format is used.
	574
	575	Derivation:
	576
	577	PayloadStructureType (restriction)
	578	DataStructureType (restriction)
	579	StructureSpecificDataStructureType
	580
	581	Attributes:
	582	structureID, schemaURL?, namespace, dimensionAtObservation, explicitMeasures?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	583
	584	Content:
	585	(ProvisionAgreement \| StructureUsage \| Structure)
	586
	587	Attribute Documentation:
	588
6.10	589	(% style="width:1010.29px" %)
	590	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:562px" %)Documentation
	591	\|structureID\|xs:ID\|(% style="width:562px" %)The structureID attribute uniquely identifies the structure for the purpose of referencing it from the payload. This is only used in structure specific formats. Although it is required, it is only useful when more than one data set is present in the message.
	592	\|schemaURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:562px" %)The schemaURL attribute provides a location from which the structure specific schema can be located.
	593	\|namespace\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:562px" %)The namespace attribute is used to provide the namespace for structure-specific formats. By communicating this information in the header, it is possible to generate the structure specific schema while processing the message.
	594	\|dimensionAtObservation\|ObservationDimensionType\|(% style="width:562px" %)The dimensionAtObservation is used to reference the dimension at the observation level for data messages. This can also be given the explicit value of "AllDimensions" which denotes that the cross sectional data is in the flat format.
	595	\|explicitMeasures (default: false)\|xs:boolean\|(% style="width:562px" %)The explicitMeasures indicates whether explicit measures are used in the cross sectional format. This is only applicable for the measure dimension as the dimension at the observation level or the flat structure.
	596	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:562px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	597	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:562px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
5.2	598
	599	Element Documentation:
	600
6.10	601	(% style="width:1018.29px" %)
	602	\|(% style="width:202px" %)Name\|(% style="width:284px" %)Type\|(% style="width:529px" %)Documentation
	603	\|(% style="width:202px" %)ProvisionAgreement\|(% style="width:284px" %)ProvisionAgreementReferenceType\|(% style="width:529px" %)ProvisionAgreement references a provision agreement which the data is reported against.
	604	\|(% style="width:202px" %)StructureUsage\|(% style="width:284px" %)DataflowReferenceType\|(% style="width:529px" %)StructureUsage references a dataflow which the data is reported against.
	605	\|(% style="width:202px" %)Structure\|(% style="width:284px" %)DataStructureReferenceType\|(% style="width:529px" %)Structure references the data structure definition which defines the structure of the data.
5.2	606
6.10	607	//MetadataStructureType:// MetadataStructureType is an abstract base type the forms the basis of the structural information for any metadata message. A reference to the metadata structure definition or a metadataflow must be provided. This can be used to determine the structure of the message.
5.2	608
	609	Derivation:
	610
	611	PayloadStructureType (restriction)
	612	MetadataStructureType*
	613
	614	Attributes:
	615	structureID, schemaURL?, namespace?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	616
	617	Content:
	618	(ProvisionAgreement \| StructureUsage \| Structure)
	619
	620	Attribute Documentation:
	621
6.11	622	(% style="width:1007.29px" %)
	623	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:802px" %)Documentation
	624	\|structureID\|xs:ID\|(% style="width:802px" %)The structureID attribute uniquely identifies the structure for the purpose of referencing it from the payload. This is only used in structure specific formats. Although it is required, it is only useful when more than one data set is present in the message.
	625	\|schemaURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:802px" %)The schemaURL attribute provides a location from which the structure specific schema can be located.
	626	\|namespace\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:802px" %)The namespace attribute is used to provide the namespace for structure-specific formats. By communicating this information in the header, it is possible to generate the structure specific schema while processing the message.
	627	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:802px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	628	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:802px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
5.2	629
	630	Element Documentation:
	631
6.11	632	(% style="width:1014.29px" %)
	633	\|(% style="width:162px" %)Name\|(% style="width:277px" %)Type\|(% style="width:573px" %)Documentation
	634	\|(% style="width:162px" %)ProvisionAgreement\|(% style="width:277px" %)ProvisionAgreementReferenceType\|(% style="width:573px" %)ProvisionAgreement references a provision agreement which the metadata is reported against.
	635	\|(% style="width:162px" %)StructureUsage\|(% style="width:277px" %)MetadataflowReferenceType\|(% style="width:573px" %)StructureUsage references a metadataflow which the metadata is reported against.
	636	\|(% style="width:162px" %)Structure\|(% style="width:277px" %)MetadataStructureReferenceType\|(% style="width:573px" %)Structure references the metadata structure definition which defines the structure of the metadata.
5.2	637
	638	GenericMetadataStructureType: GenericMetadataStructureType defines the structural information for a generic metadata message.
	639
	640	Derivation:
	641
	642	PayloadStructureType (restriction)
	643	MetadataStructureType (restriction)
	644	GenericMetadataStructureType
	645
	646	Attributes:
	647	structureID, schemaURL?, serviceURL?, structureURL?
	648
	649	Content:
	650	(ProvisionAgreement \| StructureUsage \| Structure)
	651
	652	Attribute Documentation:
	653
6.11	654	(% style="width:997.294px" %)
	655	\|Name\|Type\|(% style="width:792px" %)Documentation
	656	\|structureID\|xs:ID\|(% style="width:792px" %)The structureID attribute uniquely identifies the structure for the purpose of referencing it from the payload. This is only used in structure specific formats. Although it is required, it is only useful when more than one data set is present in the message.
	657	\|schemaURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:792px" %)The schemaURL attribute provides a location from which the structure specific schema can be located.
	658	\|serviceURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:792px" %)The serviceURL attribute indicates the URL of an SDMX SOAP web service from which the details of the object can be retrieved. Note that this can be a registry or and SDMX structural metadata repository, as they both implement that same web service interface.
	659	\|structureURL\|xs:anyURI\|(% style="width:792px" %)The structureURL attribute indicates the URL of a SDMX-ML structure message (in the same version as the source document) in which the externally referenced object is contained. Note that this may be a URL of an SDMX RESTful web service which will return the referenced object.
5.2	660
	661	Element Documentation:
	662
6.11	663	(% style="width:1001.29px" %)
	664	\|(% style="width:181px" %)Name\|(% style="width:280px" %)Type\|(% style="width:537px" %)Documentation
	665	\|(% style="width:181px" %)ProvisionAgreement\|(% style="width:280px" %)ProvisionAgreementReferenceType\|(% style="width:537px" %)ProvisionAgreement references a provision agreement which the metadata is reported against.
	666	\|(% style="width:181px" %)StructureUsage\|(% style="width:280px" %)MetadataflowReferenceType\|(% style="width:537px" %)StructureUsage references a metadataflow which the metadata is reported against.
	667	\|(% style="width:181px" %)Structure\|(% style="width:280px" %)MetadataStructureReferenceType\|(% style="width:537px" %)Structure references the metadata structure definition which defines the structure of the metadata.
5.2	668
	669	=== 2.1.4 Simple Types ===
	670
	671	AlphaNumericType: AlphaNumericType is a reusable simple type that allows for only mixed-case alphabetical and numeric characters.
	672
	673	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	674	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z0-9]+
	675
	676	AlphaType: AlphaType is a reusable simple type that allows for only mixed-case alphabetical characters. This is derived from the AlphaNumericType.
	677
	678	Derived by restriction of AlphaNumericType.
	679	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z]+
	680
	681	NumericType: NumericType is a reusable simple type that allows for only numeric characters. This is not to be confused with an integer, as this may be used to numeric strings which have leading zeros. These leading zeros are not ignored. This is derived from the AlphaNumericType.
	682
	683	Derived by restriction of AlphaNumericType.
	684	Regular Expression Pattern: [0-9]+
	685
	686	ObservationalTimePeriodType: ObservationalTimePeriodType specifies a distinct time period or point in time in SDMX. The time period can either be a Gregorian calendar period, a standard reporting period, a distinct point in time, or a time range with a specific date and duration.
	687
	688	Union of:
	689	xs:gYear, xs:gYearMonth, xs:date, xs:dateTime, ReportingYearType, ReportingSemesterType, ReportingTrimesterType, ReportingQuarterType, ReportingMonthType, ReportingWeekType, ReportingDayType, TimeRangeType.
	690
	691	StandardTimePeriodType: StandardTimePeriodType defines the set of standard time periods in SDMX. This includes the reporting time periods and the basic date type (i.e. the calendar time periods and the dateTime format).
	692
	693	Union of:
	694	xs:gYear, xs:gYearMonth, xs:date, xs:dateTime, ReportingYearType, ReportingSemesterType, ReportingTrimesterType, ReportingQuarterType, ReportingMonthType, ReportingWeekType, ReportingDayType.
	695
	696	BasicTimePeriodType: BasicTimePeriodType contains the basic dates and calendar periods. It is a combination of the Gregorian time periods and the date time type..
	697
	698	Union of:
	699	xs:gYear, xs:gYearMonth, xs:date, xs:dateTime.
	700
	701	GregorianTimePeriodType: GregorianTimePeriodType defines the set of standard calendar periods in SDMX.
	702
	703	Union of:
	704	xs:gYear, xs:gYearMonth, xs:date.
	705
	706	ReportingTimePeriodType: ReportingTimePeriodType defines standard reporting periods in SDMX, which are all in relation to the start day (day-month) of a reporting year which is specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. If the reporting year start day is not defined, a day of January 1 is assumed. The reporting year must be epxressed as the year at the beginning of the period. Therfore, if the reproting year runs from April to March, any given reporting year is expressed as the year for April. The general format of a report period can be described as [year]-[period][time zone]?, where the type of period is designated with a single character followed by a number representing the period. Note that all periods allow for an optional time zone offset. See the details of each member type for the specifics of its format.
	707
	708	Union of:
	709	ReportingYearType, ReportingSemesterType, ReportingTrimesterType, ReportingQuarterType, ReportingMonthType, ReportingWeekType, ReportingDayType.
	710
	711	BaseReportPeriodType: BaseReportPeriodType is a simple type which frames the general pattern of a reporting period for validation purposes. This regular expression is only a general validation which is meant to validate the following structure [year]-[period][time zone]?. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	712
	713	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	714	Regular Expression Pattern: \d{4}\-([ASTQ]\d{1}\|[MW]\d{2}\|[D]\d{3})(Z\|((\+\|\-)\d{2}:\d{2}))?
	715
	716	ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType: ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType is a derivation of the BaseReportPeriodType which validates that the time zone provided in the base type is valid. The base type will have provided basic validation already. The patterns below validate that the time zone is "Z" or that it is between -14:00 and +14:00, or that there is no time zone provided. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	717
	718	Derived by restriction of BaseReportPeriodType.
	719	Regular Expression Pattern: . +Z.{5}.\*(\+\|\-)(14:00\|((0[0-9]\|1[0-3]):[0-5][0-9])).{5}[^\+\-Z]+
	720
	721	ReportingYearType: ReportingYearType defines a time period of 1 year (P1Y) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. In this case a reporting year will coincide with a calendar year. The format of a reporting year is YYYY-A1 (e.g. 2000-A1). Note that the period value of 1 is fixed.
	722
	723	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	724	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}A1.
	725
	726	ReportingSemesterType: ReportingSemesterType defines a time period of 6 months (P6M) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. The format of a reporting semester is YYYY-Ss (e.g. 2000-S1), where s is either 1 or 2.
	727
	728	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	729	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}S[1-2].
	730
	731	ReportingTrimesterType: ReportingTrimesterType defines a time period of 4 months (P4M) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. The format of a reporting trimester is YYYY-Tt (e.g. 2000-T1), where s is either 1, 2, or 3.
	732
	733	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	734	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}T[1-3].
	735
	736	ReportingQuarterType: ReportingQuarterType defines a time period of 3 months (P3M) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. The format of a reporting quarter is YYYY-Qq (e.g. 2000-Q1), where q is a value between 1 and 4.
	737
	738	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	739	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}Q[1-4].
	740
	741	ReportingMonthType: ReportingMonthType defines a time period of 1 month (P1M) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. In this case a reporting month will coincide with a calendar month. The format of a reporting month is YYYY-Mmm (e.g. 2000-M01), where mm is a two digit month (i.e. 01-12).
	742
	743	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	744	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}M(0[1-9]\|1[0-2])*.
	745
	746	ReportingWeekType: ReportingWeekType defines a time period of 7 days (P7D) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. A standard reporting week is based on the ISO 8601 defintion of a week date, in relation to the reporting period start day. The first week is defined as the week with the first Thursday on or after the reporting year start day. An equivalent definition is the week starting with the Monday nearest in time to the reporting year start day. There are other equivalent defintions, all of which should be adjusted based on the reporting year start day. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. The format of a reporting week is YYYY-Www (e.g. 2000-W01), where mm is a two digit week (i.e. 01-53).
	747
	748	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	749	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}W(0[1-9]\|[1-4][0-9]\|5[0-3]).
	750
	751	ReportingDayType: ReportingDayType defines a time period of 1 day (P1D) in relation to a reporting year which has a start day (day-month) specified in the specialized reporting year start day attribute. In the absence of a start day for the reporting year, a day of January 1 is assumed. The format of a reporting day is YYYY-Dddd (e.g. 2000-D001), where ddd is a three digit day (i.e. 001-366).
	752
	753	Derived by restriction of ReportPeriodValidTimeZoneType.
	754	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}D(0[0-9][1-9]\|[1-2][0-9][0-9]\|3[0-5][0-9]\|36[0-6]).
	755
	756	BaseTimeRangeType: BaseTimeRangeType is a simple type which frames the general pattern for a time range in SDMX. A time range pattern is generally described as [xs:date or xs:dateTime]\[xs:duration], where the referenced types are defined by XML Schema. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	757
	758	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	759	Regular Expression Pattern: \d{4}\-\d{2}\-\d{2}(T\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}(\.\d+)?)?(Z\|((\+\|\-)\d{2}:\d{2}))?/P.+
	760
	761	RangeValidMonthDayType: RangeValidMonthDayType is a derivation of the BaseTimeRangeType which validates that the day provided is valid for the month, without regard to leap years. The base type will have provided basic validation already. The patterns below validate that there are up to 29 days in February, up to 30 days in April, June, September, and November and up to 31 days in January, March, May, July, August, October, and December. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	762
	763	Derived by restriction of BaseTimeRangeType.
	764	Regular Expression Pattern: . {5}02\-(0[1-9]\|[1-2][0-9]).+.{5}(04\|06\|09\|11)\-(0[1-9]\|[1-2][0-9]\|30).+.{5}(01\|03\|05\|07\|08\|10\|12)\-(0[1-9]\|[1-2][0-9]\|3[0-1]).+
	765
	766	RangeValidLeapYearType: RangeValidLeapYearType is a derivation of the RangeValidMonthDayType which validates that a date of February 29 occurs in a valid leap year (i.e. if the year is divisible 4 and not by 100, unless it is also divisible by 400). This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	767
	768	Derived by restriction of RangeValidMonthDayType.
	769	Regular Expression Pattern: ((\d{2}(04\|08\|12\|16\|20\|24\|28\|32\|36\|40\|44\|48\|52\|56\|60\|64\|68\|72\|76\|80\|84\|88\|92\|96))\|((00\|04\|08\|12\|16\|20\|24\|28\|32\|36\|40\|44\|48\|52\|56\|60\|64\|68\|72\|76\|80\|84\|88\|92\|96)00))\-02\-29.+.{5}02\-(([0-1][0-9])\|(2[^9])).+.{5}((0[1,3-9])\|1[0-2]).+
	770
	771	RangeValidTimeType: RangeValidTimeType is a derivation of the RangeValidLeapYearType which validates that the time (if provided) is validly formatted. The base type will have provided basic validation already. The patterns below validate that the time falls between 00:00:00 and 24:00:00. Note that as the XML dateTime type does, seconds are required. It is also permissible to have fractions of seconds, but only within the boundaries of the range specified. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	772
	773	Derived by restriction of RangeValidLeapYearType.
	774	Regular Expression Pattern: . {10}T(24:00:00(\.[0]+)?\|
	775
	776	(((
	777	[0-1][0-9])\|(2[0-3])):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9](\.\d+)?))(/\|Z\|\+\|\-).+[^T]+/.+
	778
	779	RangeValidTimeZoneType: RangeValidMonthDayType is a derivation of the RangeValidTimeType which validates that the time zone provided in the base type is valid. The base type will have provided basic validation already. The patterns below validate that the time zone is "Z" or that it is between -14:00 and +14:00, or that there is no time zone provided. This type is meant to be derived from for further validation.
	780
	781	Derived by restriction of RangeValidTimeType.
	782	Regular Expression Pattern: . +Z/.+.{10}.\*(\+\|\-)(14:00\|((0[0-9]\|1[0-3]):[0-5][0-9]))/.+.{10}[^\+\-Z]+
	783
	784	TimeRangeValidDateDurationType: TimeRangeValidDateDurationType is an abstract derivation of the RangeValidTimeType which validates that duration provided is generally valid, up to the time component.
	785
	786	Derived by restriction of RangeValidTimeZoneType.
	787	Regular Expression Pattern: . +/P(\d+Y)?(\d+M)?(\d+D)?(T.+)?
	788
	789	TimeRangeType: TimeRangeType defines the structure of a time range in SDMX. The pattern of a time range can be generally described as [start date]\[duration], where start date is an date or dateTime type as defined in XML Schema and duration is a time duration as defined in XML Schema. Note that it is permissible for a time zone offset to be provided on the date or date time.
	790
	791	Derived by restriction of TimeRangeValidDateDurationType.
	792	Regular Expression Pattern: . +/P.\*T(\d+H)?(\d+M)?(\d+(.\d+)?S)?.+/P[^T]+
	793
	794	NotApplicableType: NotApplicableType is a reusable simple type that allows for not applicable dimension values to be reported. This is required for datasets against a DSD which includes data from Dataflows, which only use a subset of Dimensions as defined by a Dimension Constraint, or for data-related reference metadata attributes that are not attached to all dimensions.
	795
	796	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	797	Fixed value: (tilde)
	798
	799	DecimalOrNotApplicableType: Simple type combining xs:decimal and NotApplicableType.
	800
	801	Union of:
	802	xs:decimal, NotApplicableType.
	803
	804	The following types are derived in a similar manner:
	805
	806	* DoubleOrNotApplicableType
	807	* BooleanOrNotApplicableType
	808	* IntOrNotApplicableType
	809	* IntegerOrNotApplicableType
	810	* LongOrNotApplicableType
	811	* ShortOrNotApplicableType
	812	* FloatOrNotApplicableType
	813	* AlphaOrNotApplicableType
	814	* AlphaNumericOrNotApplicableType
	815	* NumericOrNotApplicableType
	816	* StandardTimePeriodOrNotApplicableType
	817	* BasicTimePeriodOrNotApplicableType
	818	* ObservationalTimePeriodOrNotApplicableType
	819	* GregorianTimePeriodOrNotApplicableType
	820	* ReportingTimePeriodOrNotApplicableType
	821	* ReportingYearOrNotApplicableType
	822	* ReportingSemesterOrNotApplicableType
	823	* ReportingTrimesterOrNotApplicableType
	824	* ReportingQuarterOrNotApplicableType
	825	* ReportingDayOrNotApplicableType
	826	* ReportingMonthOrNotApplicableType
	827	* ReportingWeekOrNotApplicableType
	828	* RangeValidMonthDayOrNotApplicableType
	829	* RangeValidTimeOrNotApplicableType
	830	* RangeValidTimeZoneOrNotApplicableType
	831	* TimeRangeOrNotApplicableType
	832
	833	MissingType: MissingType is a reusable simple type that allows for missing values to be reported. This is required for attributes and measures to report an intentionally missing value of any other type than double or float.
	834
	835	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	836	Fixed value: #N/A
	837
	838	DecimalOrMissingType: Simple type combining xs:decimal and MissingType.
	839
	840	Union of:
	841	xs:decimal, MissingType.
	842
	843	The following types are derived in a similar manner:
	844
	845	* BooleanOrMissingType
	846	* IntOrMissingType
	847	* IntegerOrMissingType
	848	* LongOrMissingType
	849	* ShortOrMissingType
	850	* AlphaOrMissingType
	851	* AlphaNumericOrMissingType
	852	* NumericOrMissingType
	853	* StandardTimePeriodOrMissingType
	854	* BasicTimePeriodOrMissingType
	855	* ObservationalTimePeriodOrMissingType
	856	* GregorianTimePeriodOrMissingType
	857	* ReportingTimePeriodOrMissingType
	858	* ReportingYearOrMissingType
	859	* ReportingSemesterOrMissingType
	860	* ReportingTrimesterOrMissingType
	861	* ReportingQuarterOrMissingType
	862	* ReportingDayOrMissingType
	863	* ReportingMonthOrMissingType
	864	* ReportingWeekOrMissingType
	865	* RangeValidMonthDayOrMissingType
	866	* RangeValidTimeOrMissingType
	867	* RangeValidTimeZoneOrMissingType
	868	* TimeRangeOrMissingType
	869
	870	TimezoneType: TimezoneType defines the pattern for a time zone. An offset of -14:00 to +14:00 or Z can be specified.
	871
	872	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	873	Regular Expression Pattern: Z(\+\|\-)(14:00\|((0[0-9]\|1[0-3]):[0-5][0-9]))
	874
	875	OccurenceType: OccurenceType is used to express the maximum occurrence of an object. It combines an integer, equal or greater than 1, and the literal text, "unbounded", for objects which have no upper limit on its occurrence.
	876
	877	Union of:
	878	MaxOccursNumberType, UnboundedCodeType.
	879
	880	MaxOccursNumberType: MaxOccursNumberType is a base type used to restrict an integer to be greater than 1, for the purpose of expressing the maximum number of occurrences of an object.
	881
	882	Derived by restriction of xs:nonNegativeInteger.
	883	Minimum (inclusive): 1
	884	Fraction Digits: 0
	885
	886	UnboundedCodeType: UnboundedCodeType provides single textual value of "unbounded", for use in OccurentType.
	887
	888	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
	889
	890	Enumerations:
	891
6.11	892	(% style="width:625.294px" %)
	893	\|(% style="width:144px" %)Value\|(% style="width:478px" %)Documentation
	894	\|(% style="width:144px" %)unbounded\|(% style="width:478px" %)Object has no upper limit on occurrences.
5.2	895
	896	ActionType: ActionType provides a list of actions, describing the intention of the data transmission from the sender's side. Each action provided at the data or metadata set level applies to the entire data set for which it is given. Note that the actions indicated in the Message Header are optional, and used to summarize specific actions indicated with this data type for all registry interactions. The "Informational" value is used when the message contains information in response to a query, rather than being used to invoke a maintenance activity.
	897
	898	Derived by restriction of xs:NMTOKEN.
	899
	900	Enumerations:
	901
6.11	902	(% style="width:1005.29px" %)
	903	\|Value\|(% style="width:905px" %)Documentation
	904	\|Append\|(% style="width:905px" %)Append - this is an incremental update for an existing data/metadata set or the provision of new data or documentation (attribute values) formerly absent. If any of the supplied data or metadata is already present, it will not replace that data or metadata. This corresponds to the "Update" value found in version 1.0 of the SDMX Technical Standards.
	905	\|Replace\|(% style="width:905px" %)Replace - data/metadata is to be replaced, and may also include additional data/metadata to be appended. The replacement occurs at the level of the observation - that is, it is not possible to replace an entire series.
	906	\|Delete\|(% style="width:905px" %)Delete - data/metadata is to be deleted. Deletion occurs at the lowest level object. For instance, if a delete data message contains a series with no observations, then the entire series will be deleted. If the series contains observations, then only those observations specified will be deleted. The same basic concept applies for attributes. If a series or observation in a delete message contains attributes, then only those attributes will be deleted.
	907	\|Information\|(% style="width:905px" %)Informational - data/metadata is being exchanged for informational purposes only, and not meant to update a system.
5.2	908
	909	WildCardValueType: WildCardValueType is a single value code list, used to include the '%' character - indicating that an entire field is wild carded.
	910
5.3	911	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	912
	913	Enumerations:
	914
6.11	915	(% style="width:505.294px" %)
	916	\|(% style="width:169px" %)Value\|(% style="width:333px" %)Documentation
	917	\|(% style="width:169px" %)%\|(% style="width:333px" %)Indicates a wild card value.
5.2	918
	919	CascadeSelectionType:
	920
	921	Union of:
5.3	922	xs:boolean, ExcludeRootType.
5.2	923
	924	ExcludeRootType: ExcludeRootType is a single enumerated value that indciates that child values should be included, but that the actual root should not.
	925
5.3	926	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	927
	928	Enumerations:
	929
6.11	930	(% style="width:504.294px" %)
	931	\|(% style="width:165px" %)Value\|(% style="width:336px" %)Documentation
	932	\|(% style="width:165px" %)excluderoot\|(% style="width:336px" %)
5.2	933
	934	ObservationDimensionType: ObservationDimensionType allows for the dimension at the observation level to be specified by either providing the dimension identifier or using the explicit value "AllDimensions".
	935
	936	Union of:
5.3	937	NCNameIDType, ObsDimensionsCodeType.
5.2	938
	939	ObsDimensionsCodeType: ObsDimensionsCodeType is an enumeration containing the values "TimeDimension" and "AllDimensions"
	940
5.3	941	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	942
	943	Enumerations:
	944
6.12	945	(% style="width:997.294px" %)
	946	\|(% style="width:168px" %)Value\|(% style="width:826px" %)Documentation
	947	\|(% style="width:168px" %)AllDimensions\|(% style="width:826px" %)AllDimensions notes that the cross sectional format shall be flat; that is all dimensions should be contained at the observation level.
	948	\|(% style="width:168px" %)TIME_PERIOD\|(% style="width:826px" %)TIME_PERIOD refers to the fixed identifier for the time dimension.
5.2	949
	950	DataType: DataTypeType provides an enumerated list of the types of data formats allowed as the for the representation of an object.
	951
5.3	952	Derived by restriction of xs:NMTOKEN.
5.2	953
	954	Enumerations:
	955
6.12	956	(% style="width:996.294px" %)
	957	\|Value\|(% style="width:796px" %)Documentation
	958	\|String\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:string datatype.
	959	\|Alpha\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple aplhabetic charcter set of A-Z, a-z.
	960	\|AlphaNumeric\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple alphabetic character set of A-Z, a-z plus the simple numeric character set of 0-9.
	961	\|Numeric\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple numeric character set of 0-9. This format is not treated as an integer, and therefore can having leading zeros.
	962	\|BigInteger\|(% style="width:796px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:integer datatype.
	963	\|Integer\|(% style="width:796px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:int datatype.
	964	\|Long\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:long datatype.
	965	\|Short\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:short datatype.
	966	\|Decimal\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:decimal datatype.
	967	\|Float\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:float datatype.
	968	\|Double\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:double datatype.
	969	\|Boolean\|(% style="width:796px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:boolean datatype.
	970	\|URI\|(% style="width:796px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:anyURI datatype.
	971	\|Count\|(% style="width:796px" %)A simple incrementing Integer type. The isSequence facet must be set to true, and the interval facet must be set to "1".
	972	\|InclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the inclusive boundaries of a numeric range of type xs:decimal.
	973	\|ExclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the exclusive boundaries of a numeric range, of type xs:decimal.
	974	\|Incremental\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the value increments according to the value provided in the interval facet, and has a true value for the isSequence facet.
	975	\|ObservationalTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Observational time periods are the superset of all time periods in SDMX. It is the union of the standard time periods (i.e. Gregorian time periods, the reporting time periods, and date time) and a time range.
	976	\|StandardTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Standard time periods is a superset of distinct time period in SDMX. It is the union of the basic time periods (i.e. the Gregorian time periods and date time) and the reporting time periods.
	977	\|BasicTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)BasicTimePeriod time periods is a superset of the Gregorian time periods and a date time.
	978	\|GregorianTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Gregorian time periods correspond to calendar periods and are represented in ISO-8601 formats. This is the union of the year, year month, and date formats.
	979	\|GregorianYear\|(% style="width:796px" %)A Gregorian time period corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYear datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	980	\|GregorianYearMonth\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYearMonth datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	981	\|GregorianDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:date datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	982	\|ReportingTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Reporting time periods represent periods of a standard length within a reporting year, where to start of the year (defined as a month and day) must be defined elsewhere or it is assumed to be January 1. This is the union of the reporting year, semester, trimester, quarter, month, week, and day.
	983	\|ReportingYear\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting year represents a period of 1 year (P1Y) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingYearType.
	984	\|ReportingSemester\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting semester represents a period of 6 months (P6M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingSemesterType.
	985	\|ReportingTrimester\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting trimester represents a period of 4 months (P4M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingTrimesterType.
	986	\|ReportingQuarter\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting quarter represents a period of 3 months (P3M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingQuarterType.
	987	\|ReportingMonth\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting month represents a period of 1 month (P1M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingMonthType.
	988	\|ReportingWeek\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting week represents a period of 7 days (P7D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingWeekType.
	989	\|ReportingDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting day represents a period of 1 day (P1D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingDayType.
	990	\|DateTime\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:dateTime datatype.
	991	\|TimeRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)TimeRange defines a time period by providing a distinct start (date or date time) and a duration.
	992	\|Month\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonth datatype.
	993	\|MonthDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonthDay datatype.
	994	\|Day\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gDay datatype.
	995	\|Time\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:time datatype.
	996	\|Duration\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:duration datatype.
	997	\|GeospatialInformation\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string used to describe geographical features like points (e.g., locations of places, landmarks, buildings, etc.), lines (e.g., rivers, roads, streets, etc.), or areas (e.g., geographical regions, countries, islands, land lots, etc.). A mix of different features is possible too, e.g., combining polygons and geographical points to describe a country and the location of its capital.
	998	\|XHTML\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the content of the component can contain XHTML markup.
	999	\|KeyValues\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the content of the component will be data key (a set of dimension references and values for the dimensions).
	1000	\|IdentifiableReference\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the content of the component will be complete reference (either URN or full set of reference fields) to an Identifiable object in the SDMX Information Model.
	1001	\|DataSetReference\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the content of the component will be reference to a data provider, which is actually a formal reference to a data provider and a data set identifier value.
5.2	1002
	1003	BasicComponentDataType: BasicComponentDataType provides an enumerated list of the types of characters allowed in the textType attribute for all non-target object components.
	1004
5.3	1005	Derived by restriction of DataType.
5.2	1006
	1007	Enumerations:
	1008
6.12	1009	(% style="width:999.294px" %)
	1010	\|Value\|(% style="width:799px" %)Documentation
	1011	\|String\|(% style="width:799px" %)A string datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:string datatype.
	1012	\|Alpha\|(% style="width:799px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple aplhabetic charcter set of A-Z, a-z.
	1013	\|AlphaNumeric\|(% style="width:799px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple alphabetic character set of A-Z, a-z plus the simple numeric character set of 0-9.
	1014	\|Numeric\|(% style="width:799px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple numeric character set of 0-9. This format is not treated as an integer, and therefore can having leading zeros.
	1015	\|BigInteger\|(% style="width:799px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:integer datatype.
	1016	\|Integer\|(% style="width:799px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:int datatype.
	1017	\|Long\|(% style="width:799px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:long datatype.
	1018	\|Short\|(% style="width:799px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:short datatype.
	1019	\|Decimal\|(% style="width:799px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:decimal datatype.
	1020	\|Float\|(% style="width:799px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:float datatype.
	1021	\|Double\|(% style="width:799px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:double datatype.
	1022	\|Boolean\|(% style="width:799px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:boolean datatype.
	1023	\|URI\|(% style="width:799px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:anyURI datatype.
	1024	\|Count\|(% style="width:799px" %)A simple incrementing Integer type. The isSequence facet must be set to true, and the interval facet must be set to "1".
	1025	\|InclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:799px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the inclusive boundaries of a numeric range of type xs:decimal.
	1026	\|ExclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:799px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the exclusive boundaries of a numeric range, of type xs:decimal.
	1027	\|Incremental\|(% style="width:799px" %)This value indicates that the value increments according to the value provided in the interval facet, and has a true value for the isSequence facet.
	1028	\|ObservationalTimePeriod\|(% style="width:799px" %)Observational time periods are the superset of all time periods in SDMX. It is the union of the standard time periods (i.e. Gregorian time periods, the reporting time periods, and date time) and a time range.
	1029	\|StandardTimePeriod\|(% style="width:799px" %)Standard time periods is a superset of distinct time period in SDMX. It is the union of the basic time periods (i.e. the Gregorian time periods and date time) and the reporting time periods.
	1030	\|BasicTimePeriod\|(% style="width:799px" %)BasicTimePeriod time periods is a superset of the Gregorian time periods and a date time.
	1031	\|GregorianTimePeriod\|(% style="width:799px" %)Gregorian time periods correspond to calendar periods and are represented in ISO-8601 formats. This is the union of the year, year month, and date formats.
	1032	\|GregorianYear\|(% style="width:799px" %)A Gregorian time period corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYear datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1033	\|GregorianYearMonth\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYearMonth datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1034	\|GregorianDay\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:date datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1035	\|ReportingTimePeriod\|(% style="width:799px" %)Reporting time periods represent periods of a standard length within a reporting year, where to start of the year (defined as a month and day) must be defined elsewhere or it is assumed to be January 1. This is the union of the reporting year, semester, trimester, quarter, month, week, and day.
	1036	\|ReportingYear\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting year represents a period of 1 year (P1Y) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingYearType.
	1037	\|ReportingSemester\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting semester represents a period of 6 months (P6M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingSemesterType.
	1038	\|ReportingTrimester\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting trimester represents a period of 4 months (P4M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingTrimesterType.
	1039	\|ReportingQuarter\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting quarter represents a period of 3 months (P3M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingQuarterType.
	1040	\|ReportingMonth\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting month represents a period of 1 month (P1M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingMonthType.
	1041	\|ReportingWeek\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting week represents a period of 7 days (P7D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingWeekType.
	1042	\|ReportingDay\|(% style="width:799px" %)A reporting day represents a period of 1 day (P1D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingDayType.
	1043	\|DateTime\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:dateTime datatype.
	1044	\|TimeRange\|(% style="width:799px" %)TimeRange defines a time period by providing a distinct start (date or date time) and a duration.
	1045	\|Month\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonth datatype.
	1046	\|MonthDay\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonthDay datatype.
	1047	\|Day\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gDay datatype.
	1048	\|Time\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:time datatype.
	1049	\|Duration\|(% style="width:799px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:duration datatype.
	1050	\|GeospatialInformation\|(% style="width:799px" %)A string used to describe geographical features like points (e.g., locations of places, landmarks, buildings, etc.), lines (e.g., rivers, roads, streets, etc.), or areas (e.g., geographical regions, countries, islands, land lots, etc.). A mix of different features is possible too, e.g., combining polygons and geographical points to describe a country and the location of its capital.
	1051	\|XHTML\|(% style="width:799px" %)This value indicates that the content of the component can contain XHTML markup.
5.2	1052
	1053	SimpleDataType: SimpleDataType restricts BasicComponentDataType to specify the allowable data types for a data structure definition component. The XHTML representation is removed as a possible type.
	1054
5.3	1055	Derived by restriction of BasicComponentDataType.
5.2	1056
	1057	Enumerations:
	1058
6.12	1059	(% style="width:996.294px" %)
	1060	\|Value\|(% style="width:796px" %)Documentation
	1061	\|String\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:string datatype.
	1062	\|Alpha\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple aplhabetic charcter set of A-Z, a-z.
	1063	\|AlphaNumeric\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple alphabetic character set of A-Z, a-z plus the simple numeric character set of 0-9.
	1064	\|Numeric\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string datatype which only allows for the simple numeric character set of 0-9. This format is not treated as an integer, and therefore can having leading zeros.
	1065	\|BigInteger\|(% style="width:796px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:integer datatype.
	1066	\|Integer\|(% style="width:796px" %)An integer datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:int datatype.
	1067	\|Long\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:long datatype.
	1068	\|Short\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:short datatype.
	1069	\|Decimal\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:decimal datatype.
	1070	\|Float\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:float datatype.
	1071	\|Double\|(% style="width:796px" %)A numeric datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:double datatype.
	1072	\|Boolean\|(% style="width:796px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:boolean datatype.
	1073	\|URI\|(% style="width:796px" %)A datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:anyURI datatype.
	1074	\|Count\|(% style="width:796px" %)A simple incrementing Integer type. The isSequence facet must be set to true, and the interval facet must be set to "1".
	1075	\|InclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the inclusive boundaries of a numeric range of type xs:decimal.
	1076	\|ExclusiveValueRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the startValue and endValue attributes provide the exclusive boundaries of a numeric range, of type xs:decimal.
	1077	\|Incremental\|(% style="width:796px" %)This value indicates that the value increments according to the value provided in the interval facet, and has a true value for the isSequence facet.
	1078	\|ObservationalTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Observational time periods are the superset of all time periods in SDMX. It is the union of the standard time periods (i.e. Gregorian time periods, the reporting time periods, and date time) and a time range.
	1079	\|StandardTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Standard time periods is a superset of distinct time period in SDMX. It is the union of the basic time periods (i.e. the Gregorian time periods and date time) and the reporting time periods.
	1080	\|BasicTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)BasicTimePeriod time periods is a superset of the Gregorian time periods and a date time.
	1081	\|GregorianTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Gregorian time periods correspond to calendar periods and are represented in ISO-8601 formats. This is the union of the year, year month, and date formats.
	1082	\|GregorianYear\|(% style="width:796px" %)A Gregorian time period corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYear datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1083	\|GregorianYearMonth\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYearMonth datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1084	\|GregorianDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:date datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1085	\|ReportingTimePeriod\|(% style="width:796px" %)Reporting time periods represent periods of a standard length within a reporting year, where to start of the year (defined as a month and day) must be defined elsewhere or it is assumed to be January 1. This is the union of the reporting year, semester, trimester, quarter, month, week, and day.
	1086	\|ReportingYear\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting year represents a period of 1 year (P1Y) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingYearType.
	1087	\|ReportingSemester\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting semester represents a period of 6 months (P6M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingSemesterType.
	1088	\|ReportingTrimester\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting trimester represents a period of 4 months (P4M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingTrimesterType.
	1089	\|ReportingQuarter\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting quarter represents a period of 3 months (P3M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingQuarterType.
	1090	\|ReportingMonth\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting month represents a period of 1 month (P1M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingMonthType.
	1091	\|ReportingWeek\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting week represents a period of 7 days (P7D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingWeekType.
	1092	\|ReportingDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A reporting day represents a period of 1 day (P1D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingDayType.
	1093	\|DateTime\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:dateTime datatype.
	1094	\|TimeRange\|(% style="width:796px" %)TimeRange defines a time period by providing a distinct start (date or date time) and a duration.
	1095	\|Month\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonth datatype.
	1096	\|MonthDay\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gMonthDay datatype.
	1097	\|Day\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gDay datatype.
	1098	\|Time\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:time datatype.
	1099	\|Duration\|(% style="width:796px" %)A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:duration datatype.
	1100	\|GeospatialInformation\|(% style="width:796px" %)A string used to describe geographical features like points (e.g., locations of places, landmarks, buildings, etc.), lines (e.g., rivers, roads, streets, etc.), or areas (e.g., geographical regions, countries, islands, land lots, etc.). A mix of different features is possible too, e.g., combining polygons and geographical points to describe a country and the location of its capital.
5.2	1101
	1102	TimeDataType: TimeDataType restricts SimpleDataType to specify the allowable data types for representing a time value.
	1103
5.3	1104	Derived by restriction of SimpleDataType.
5.2	1105
	1106	Enumerations:
	1107
	1108	\|Value\|Documentation
	1109	\|ObservationalTimePeriod\|Observational time periods are the superset of all time periods in SDMX. It is the union of the standard time periods (i.e. Gregorian time periods, the reporting time periods, and date time) and a time range.
	1110	\|StandardTimePeriod\|Standard time periods is a superset of distinct time period in SDMX. It is the union of the basic time periods (i.e. the Gregorian time periods and date time) and the reporting time periods.
	1111	\|BasicTimePeriod\|BasicTimePeriod time periods is a superset of the Gregorian time periods and a date time.
	1112	\|GregorianTimePeriod\|Gregorian time periods correspond to calendar periods and are represented in ISO-8601 formats. This is the union of the year, year month, and date formats.
	1113	\|GregorianYear\|A Gregorian time period corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYear datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1114	\|GregorianYearMonth\|A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:gYearMonth datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1115	\|GregorianDay\|A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:date datatype, which is based on ISO-8601.
	1116	\|ReportingTimePeriod\|Reporting time periods represent periods of a standard length within a reporting year, where to start of the year (defined as a month and day) must be defined elsewhere or it is assumed to be January 1. This is the union of the reporting year, semester, trimester, quarter, month, week, and day.
	1117	\|ReportingYear\|A reporting year represents a period of 1 year (P1Y) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingYearType.
	1118	\|ReportingSemester\|A reporting semester represents a period of 6 months (P6M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingSemesterType.
	1119	\|ReportingTrimester\|A reporting trimester represents a period of 4 months (P4M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingTrimesterType.
	1120	\|ReportingQuarter\|A reporting quarter represents a period of 3 months (P3M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingQuarterType.
	1121	\|ReportingMonth\|A reporting month represents a period of 1 month (P1M) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingMonthType.
	1122	\|ReportingWeek\|A reporting week represents a period of 7 days (P7D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingWeekType.
	1123	\|ReportingDay\|A reporting day represents a period of 1 day (P1D) from the start date of the reporting year. This is expressed as using the SDMX specific ReportingDayType.
	1124	\|DateTime\|A time datatype corresponding to W3C XML Schema's xs:dateTime datatype.
	1125	\|TimeRange\|TimeRange defines a time period by providing a distinct start (date or date time) and a duration.
	1126
	1127	UrnPrefixPart: This is validates the first part of the URN (urn:sdmx.org.infomodel.<package>.<class=). It is intended to be further restricted.
	1128
5.3	1129	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	1130	Regular Expression Pattern: urn:sdmx:org\.sdmx\.infomodel\.[a-z]+\.[A-Za-z]+=[^=]+
	1131
	1132	UrnClassesPart: This refines the prefix to make specific restrictions of package and class values. Note that only one of the patterns must match. It is intended to be further restricted.
	1133
5.3	1134	Derived by restriction of UrnPrefixPart.
5.2	1135	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.Agency=.+.+\.base\.AgencyScheme=.+.+\.base\.Any=.+.+\.base\.DataConsumer=.+.+\.base\.DataConsumerScheme=.+.+\.base\.DataProvider=.+.+\.base\.DataProviderScheme=.+.+\.base\.MetadataProvider=.+.+\.base\.MetadataProviderScheme=.+.+\.base\.OrganisationUnit=.+.+\.base\.OrganisationUnitScheme=.+.+\.categoryscheme\.Categorisation=.+.+\.categoryscheme\.Category=.+.+\.categoryscheme\.CategoryScheme=.+.+\.categoryscheme\.ReportingCategory=.+.+\.categoryscheme\.ReportingTaxonomy=.+.+\.codelist\.Code=.+.+\.codelist\.Codelist=.+.+\.codelist\.HierarchicalCode=.+.+\.codelist\.Hierarchy=.+.+\.codelist\.HierarchyAssociation=.+.+\.codelist\.Level=.+.+\.codelist\.ValueList=.+.+\.conceptscheme\.Concept=.+.+\.conceptscheme\.ConceptScheme=.+.+\.datastructure\.AttributeDescriptor=.+.+\.datastructure\.DataAttribute=.+.+\.datastructure\.Dataflow=.+.+\.datastructure\.DataStructure=.+.+\.datastructure\.Dimension=.+.+\.datastructure\.DimensionDescriptor=.+.+\.datastructure\.GroupDimensionDescriptor=.+.+\.datastructure\.Measure=.+.+\.datastructure\.MeasureDescriptor=.+.+\.datastructure\.TimeDimension=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.MetadataAttribute=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.Metadataflow=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.MetadataSet=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.MetadataStructure=.+.+\.process\.Process=.+.+\.process\.ProcessStep=.+.+\.process\.Transition=.+.+\.registry\.DataConstraint=.+.+\.registry\.MetadataConstraint=.+.+\.registry\.MetadataProvisionAgreement=.+.+\.registry\.ProvisionAgreement=.+.+\.structuremapping\.CategorySchemeMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.ConceptSchemeMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.DatePatternMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.EpochMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.FrequencyFormatMapping=.+.+\.structuremapping\.OrganisationSchemeMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.ReportingTaxonomyMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.RepresentationMap=.+.+\.structuremapping\.StructureMap=.+.+\.transformation\.CustomType=.+.+\.transformation\.CustomTypeScheme=.+.+\.transformation\.NamePersonalisation=.+.+\.transformation\.NamePersonalisationScheme=.+.+\.transformation\.Ruleset=.+.+\.transformation\.RulesetScheme=.+.+\.transformation\.Transformation=.+.+\.transformation\.TransformationScheme=.+.+\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperator=.+.+\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperatorScheme=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlCodelistMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlConceptMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlDataflowMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlMappingScheme=.+
	1136
	1137	UrnAgencyPart: This restricts the prefix and classes patterns to validate the agency part of the URN (=<agency_id>:).
	1138
5.3	1139	Derived by restriction of UrnClassesPart.
5.2	1140	Regular Expression Pattern: . +=([A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-](\.[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-])*):[^:]+
	1141
	1142	WildcardUrnAgencyPart: This restricts the prefix and classes patterns to validate the agency part of a wildcarded URN reference (=<agency_id>:).
	1143
5.3	1144	Derived by restriction of UrnClassesPart.
5.2	1145	Regular Expression Pattern: . +=([A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-](\.[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-])):[^:]+.+=\:[^:]+
	1146
	1147	UrnMaintainableIdPart: This refines the prefix, classes, and agnecy patterns to validate the maintainable ID part of the URN (:<maintainable_id(<version_number>)). Note that it does not restrict the version part as it is intended to be further restricted.
	1148
5.3	1149	Derived by restriction of UrnAgencyPart.
5.2	1150	Regular Expression Pattern: . +:([A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+)$[0-9A-Za-z\-\.\+]+$[^()]
	1151
	1152	WildcardUrnMaintainableIdPart: This refines the prefix, classes, and agnecy patterns to validate the maintainable ID part of a wildcarded URN reference (:<maintainable_id(<version_number>)). Note that it does not restrict the version part as it is intended to be further restricted.
	1153
5.3	1154	Derived by restriction of WildcardUrnAgencyPart.
5.2	1155	Regular Expression Pattern: . +:([A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+)$[0-9A-Za-z\-\.\+\]+$[^()].+:\$[0-9A-Za-z\-\.\+\]+$[^()]
	1156
	1157	UrnVersionPart: This refines the prefix, classes, agency, and maintainable id patterns to validate the version number part of the URN ((<version_number)). It accounts for both legacy and semantic versioning, but not wildarding (for referencing). It is meant to be further refined, although all parts after this are optional.
	1158
5.3	1159	Derived by restriction of UrnMaintainableIdPart.
5.2	1160	Regular Expression Pattern: . +$(0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d))?$..+\((0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d)){2}(\-(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]))(\.(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]*
	1161	)))
	1162
	1163	*)?\).
	1164
	1165	UrnReferenceVersionPart: This refines the prefix, classes, agency, and maintainable id patterns to validate the version number part of a URN reference ((<version_number)). It accounts for both legacy and semantic versioning (including late binding). It is meant to be further refined, although all parts after this are optional.
	1166
5.3	1167	Derived by restriction of UrnMaintainableIdPart.
5.2	1168	Regular Expression Pattern: . +$(0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d))?$..+$(0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d)){2}(\-(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]))(\.(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]~)~)~))?$.*.+\
	1169
	1170	(((
	1171	0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d
	1172	)))
	1173
	1174	{2}\).*.+\
	1175
	1176	(((
	1177	0\|[1-9]\d))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d*
	1178	)))
	1179
	1180	\).*.+\
	1181
	1182	(((
	1183	0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d
	1184	)))
	1185
	1186	(\.((0\|[1-9]\d*)\+?))\).
	1187
	1188	WildcardUrnVersionPart: This refines the prefix, classes, agency, and maintainable id patterns to validate the version number part of a wildcarded URN reference ((<version_number)). It accounts for both legacy and semantic versioning (including late binding). It is meant to be further refined, although all parts after this are optional.
	1189
5.4	1190	Derived by restriction of WildcardUrnMaintainableIdPart.
5.2	1191	Regular Expression Pattern: . +$(0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d))?$..+$(0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d)){2}(\-(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]))(\.(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]~)~)~))?$.*.+\
	1192
	1193	(((
	1194	0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d
	1195	)))
	1196
	1197	{2}\).*.+\
	1198
	1199	(((
	1200	0\|[1-9]\d))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d*
	1201	)))
	1202
	1203	\).*.+\
	1204
	1205	(((
	1206	0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d
	1207	)))
	1208
	1209	(\.((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?))\)..+$\*$.
	1210
	1211	UrnType: The completes the refinement of the prefix, classes, agency, maintainable id, and version number patterns to validate the last, and optional, nested component part of the URN (e.g. (<version_number>)<containerobject-id>.<object-id>\*). The nested patterns provide a complete validation of the URN pattern.
	1212
5.4	1213	Derived by restriction of UrnVersionPart.
5.2	1214	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+)*)?
	1215
	1216	UrnReferenceType: The completes the refinement of the prefix, classes, agency, maintainable id, and version number patterns to validate the last, and optional, nested component part of a URN reference (e.g. (<version_number>)<containerobject-id>.<object-id>\*). The nested patterns provide a complete validation of the URN pattern.
	1217
5.4	1218	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceVersionPart.
5.2	1219	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+)*)?
	1220
	1221	WildcardUrnType: The completes the refinement of the prefix, classes, agency, maintainable id, and version number patterns to validate the last, and optional, nested component part of a wildcarded URN reference (e.g. (<version_number>)<containerobject-id>.<object-id>\*). The nested patterns provide a complete validation of the URN pattern.
	1222
5.4	1223	Derived by restriction of WildcardUrnVersionPart.
5.2	1224	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+))?.+\)(\.\(\.\))?
	1225
	1226	MaintainableUrnType: Restricts the URN so that the pattern ends after the version part.
	1227
5.4	1228	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1229	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)
	1230
	1231	MaintainableUrnReferenceType: Restricts the URN reference so that the pattern ends after the version part.
	1232
5.4	1233	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1234	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)
	1235
	1236	ComponentUrnType: Restricts the URN so that the pattern ends after the first component part.
	1237
5.4	1238	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1239	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+
	1240
	1241	ComponentUrnReferenceType: Restricts the URN reference so that the pattern ends after the first component part.
	1242
5.4	1243	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1244	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\)\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+
	1245
	1246	AgencyUrnType: Urn type for an agency.
	1247
5.4	1248	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1249	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.Agency=.+:AGENCIES$1\.0$.+
	1250
	1251	AgencySchemeUrnType: Urn type for an agency scheme.
	1252
5.4	1253	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1254	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.AgencyScheme=.+:AGENCIES$1\.0$
	1255
	1256	DataConsumerUrnType: Urn type for a data consumer.
	1257
5.4	1258	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1259	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataConsumer=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$1\.0$.+
	1260
	1261	DataConsumerSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a data consumer scheme.
	1262
5.4	1263	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1264	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataConsumerScheme=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$1\.0$
	1265
	1266	DataProviderUrnType: Urn type for a data provider.
	1267
5.4	1268	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1269	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataProvider=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$1\.0$.+
	1270
	1271	DataProviderSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a data provider scheme.
	1272
5.4	1273	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1274	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataProviderScheme=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$1\.0$
	1275
	1276	MetadataProviderUrnType: Urn type for a metadata provider.
	1277
5.4	1278	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1279	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.MetadataProvider=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$1\.0$.+
	1280
	1281	MetadataProviderSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a metadata provider scheme.
	1282
5.4	1283	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1284	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.MetadataProviderScheme=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$1\.0$
	1285
	1286	OrganisationUnitUrnType: Urn type for an organisation unit.
	1287
5.4	1288	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1289	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.OrganisationUnit=.+$1\.0$.+
	1290
	1291	OrganisationUnitSchemeUrnType: Urn type for an organisation unit scheme.
	1292
5.4	1293	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1294	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.OrganisationUnitScheme=.+$1\.0$
	1295
	1296	CategorisationUrnType: Urn type for a categorisation.
	1297
5.4	1298	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1299	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.Categorisation=.+
	1300
	1301	CategoryUrnType: Urn type for a category.
	1302
5.4	1303	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1304	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.Category=.+
	1305
	1306	CategorySchemeUrnType: Urn type for a category scheme.
	1307
5.4	1308	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1309	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.CategoryScheme=.+
	1310
	1311	ReportingCategoryUrnType: Urn type for a reporting category.
	1312
5.4	1313	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1314	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.ReportingCategory=.+
	1315
	1316	ReportingTaxonomyUrnType: Urn type for a reporting taxonomy.
	1317
5.4	1318	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1319	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.ReportingTaxonomy=.+
	1320
	1321	CodeUrnType: Urn type for a code.
	1322
5.4	1323	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1324	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Code=.+
	1325
	1326	CodelistUrnType: Urn type for a codelist.
	1327
5.4	1328	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1329	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Codelist=.+
	1330
	1331	HierarchicalCodeUrnType: Urn type for a hierarchical code.
	1332
5.4	1333	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1334	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.HierarchicalCode=.+
	1335
	1336	HierarchyUrnType: Urn type for a hierarchy.
	1337
5.4	1338	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1339	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Hierarchy=.+
	1340
	1341	HierarchyAssociationUrnType: Urn type for a hierarchy association.
	1342
5.4	1343	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1344	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.HierarchyAssociation=.+
	1345
	1346	LevelUrnType: Urn type for a level.
	1347
5.4	1348	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1349	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Level=.+
	1350
	1351	ValueListUrnType: Urn type for a value list.
	1352
5.4	1353	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1354	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.ValueList=.+
	1355
	1356	ConceptUrnType: Urn type for a concept.
	1357
5.4	1358	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1359	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.conceptscheme\.Concept=.+
	1360
	1361	ConceptSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a concept scheme.
	1362
5.4	1363	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1364	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.conceptscheme\.ConceptScheme=.+
	1365
	1366	AttributeDescriptorUrnType: Urn type for an attribute descriptor.
	1367
5.4	1368	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1369	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.AttributeDescriptor=.+
	1370
	1371	DataAttributeUrnType: Urn type for a data attribute.
	1372
5.4	1373	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1374	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataAttribute=.+
	1375
	1376	DataflowUrnType: Urn type for a dataflow.
	1377
5.4	1378	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1379	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Dataflow=.+
	1380
	1381	DataStructureUrnType: Urn type for a data structure.
	1382
5.4	1383	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1384	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataStructure=.+
	1385
	1386	DimensionUrnType: Urn type for a dimension.
	1387
5.4	1388	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1389	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Dimension=.+
	1390
	1391	DimensionDescriptorUrnType: Urn type for a dimension descriptor.
	1392
5.4	1393	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1394	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DimensionDescriptor=.+
	1395
	1396	GroupDimensionDescriptorUrnType: Urn type for a group dimension descriptor.
	1397
5.4	1398	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1399	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.GroupDimensionDescriptor=.+
	1400
	1401	MeasureUrnType: Urn type for a measure.
	1402
5.4	1403	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1404	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Measure=.+
	1405
	1406	MeasureDescriptorUrnType: Urn type for a measure descriptor.
	1407
5.4	1408	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1409	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.MeasureDescriptor=.+
	1410
	1411	TimeDimensionUrnType: Urn type for a time dimension.
	1412
5.4	1413	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1414	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.TimeDimension=.+
	1415
	1416	MetadataAttributeUrnType: Urn type for a metadata attibute.
	1417
5.4	1418	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1419	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataAttribute=.+
	1420
	1421	MetadataflowUrnType: Urn type for a metadataflow.
	1422
5.4	1423	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1424	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.Metadataflow=.+
	1425
	1426	MetadataSetUrnType: Urn type for a metadata set.
	1427
5.4	1428	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1429	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataSet=.+
	1430
	1431	MetadataStructureUrnType: Urn type for a metadata structure.
	1432
5.4	1433	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1434	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataStructure=.+
	1435
	1436	ProcessUrnType: Urn type for a process.
	1437
5.4	1438	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1439	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.process\.Process=.+
	1440
	1441	ProcessStepUrnType: Urn type for a process step.
	1442
5.4	1443	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1444	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.process\.ProcessStep=.+
	1445
	1446	TransitionUrnType: Urn type for a transition.
	1447
5.4	1448	Derived by restriction of UrnType.
5.2	1449	Regular Expression Pattern: .+\.process\.Transition=.+
	1450
	1451	DataConstraintUrnType: Urn type for a data constraint.
	1452
5.4	1453	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1454	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.DataConstraint=.+
	1455
	1456	MetadataConstraintUrnType: Urn type for a metadata constraint.
	1457
5.4	1458	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1459	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.MetadataConstraint=.+
	1460
	1461	MetadataProvisionAgreementUrnType: Urn type for a metadata provision agreement.
	1462
5.4	1463	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1464	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.MetadataProvisionAgreement=.+
	1465
	1466	ProvisionAgreementUrnType: Urn type for a provision agreement.
	1467
5.4	1468	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1469	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.ProvisionAgreement=.+
	1470
	1471	CategorySchemeMapUrnType: Urn type for a category scheme map.
	1472
5.4	1473	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1474	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.CategorySchemeMap=.+
	1475
	1476	ConceptSchemeMapUrnType: Urn type for a concept scheme map.
	1477
5.4	1478	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1479	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.ConceptSchemeMap=.+
	1480
	1481	DatePatternMapUrnType: Urn type for a date pattern map.
	1482
5.4	1483	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1484	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.DatePatternMap=.+
	1485
	1486	EpochMapUrnType: Urn type for a epoch map.
	1487
5.4	1488	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1489	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.EpochMap=.+
	1490
	1491	FrequencyFormatMappingUrnType: Urn type for a frequency format mapping.
	1492
5.4	1493	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1494	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.FrequencyFormatMapping=.+
	1495
	1496	OrganisationSchemeMapUrnType: Urn type for a organisation scheme map.
	1497
5.4	1498	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1499	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.OrganisationSchemeMap=.+
	1500
	1501	ReportingTaxonomyMapUrnType: Urn type for a reporting taxonomy map.
	1502
5.4	1503	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1504	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.ReportingTaxonomyMap=.+
	1505
	1506	RepresentationMapUrnType: Urn type for a representation map.
	1507
5.4	1508	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1509	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.RepresentationMap=.+
	1510
	1511	StructureMapUrnType: Urn type for a structure map.
	1512
5.4	1513	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1514	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.StructureMap=.+
	1515
	1516	CustomTypeUrnType: Urn type for a custom type.
	1517
5.4	1518	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1519	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.CustomType=.+
	1520
	1521	CustomTypeSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a custom type scheme.
	1522
5.4	1523	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1524	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.CustomTypeScheme=.+
	1525
	1526	NamePersonalisationUrnType: Urn type for a name personalisation.
	1527
5.4	1528	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1529	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.NamePersonalisation=.+
	1530
	1531	NamePersonalisationSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a name personalisation scheme.
	1532
5.4	1533	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1534	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.NamePersonalisationScheme=.+
	1535
	1536	RulesetUrnType: Urn type for a ruleset.
	1537
5.4	1538	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1539	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.Ruleset=.+
	1540
	1541	RulesetSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a ruleste scheme.
	1542
5.4	1543	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1544	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.RulesetScheme=.+
	1545
	1546	TransformationUrnType: Urn type for a transformation.
	1547
5.4	1548	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1549	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.Transformation=.+
	1550
	1551	TransformationSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a transformation scheme.
	1552
5.4	1553	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1554	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.TransformationScheme=.+
	1555
	1556	UserDefinedOperatorUrnType: Urn type for a user defined operator.
	1557
5.4	1558	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1559	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperator=.+
	1560
	1561	UserDefinedOperatorSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a user defined operator scheme.
	1562
5.4	1563	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1564	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperatorScheme=.+
	1565
	1566	VtlMappingUrnType: Urn type for a VTL mapping.
	1567
5.4	1568	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnType.
5.2	1569	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.VtlCodelistMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlConceptMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlDataflowMapping=.+
	1570
	1571	VtlMappingSchemeUrnType: Urn type for a VTL mapping scheme.
	1572
5.4	1573	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnType.
5.2	1574	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.VtlMappingScheme=.+
	1575
	1576	StructureOrUsageReferenceType: A reference type for a structure or structure usage.
	1577
5.4	1578	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1579	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataStructure=.+.+\.datastructure\.Dataflow=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.MetadataStructure=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.Metadataflow=.+
	1580
	1581	StructureUsageReferenceType: A reference type for structure usage.
	1582
5.4	1583	Derived by restriction of StructureOrUsageReferenceType.
5.2	1584	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Dataflow=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.Metadataflow=.+
	1585
	1586	StructureReferenceType: A reference type for a structure.
	1587
5.4	1588	Derived by restriction of StructureOrUsageReferenceType.
5.2	1589	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataStructure=.+.+\.metadatastructure\.MetadataStructure=.+
	1590
	1591	AnyCodelistReferenceType: A reference type for a codelist or value list.
	1592
5.4	1593	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1594	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Codelist=.+.+\.codelist\.ValueList=.+
	1595
	1596	OrganisationSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for any type of organisation scheme.
	1597
5.4	1598	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1599	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.AgencyScheme=.+:AGENCIES$.+$.+\.base\.DataConsumerScheme=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$.+$.+\.base\.DataProviderScheme=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+\.base\.MetadataProviderScheme=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+\.base\.OrganisationUnitScheme=.+
	1600
	1601	OrganisationReferenceType: A reference type for any type of organisation.
	1602
5.4	1603	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1604	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.Agency=.+:AGENCIES$.+$.+.+\.base\.DataConsumer=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$.+$.+.+\.base\.DataProvider=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+.+\.base\.MetadataProvider=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+.+\.base\.OrganisationUnit=.+
	1605
	1606	ConstraintReferenceType: A reference for any type of constraint.
	1607
5.4	1608	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1609	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.DataConstraint=.+.+\.registry\.MetadataConstraint=.+
	1610
	1611	AgencyReferenceType: A reference type for an agency.
	1612
5.4	1613	Derived by restriction of OrganisationReferenceType.
5.2	1614	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.Agency=.+:AGENCIES$.+$.+
	1615
	1616	AgencySchemeReferenceType: A reference type for an agency scheme.
	1617
5.4	1618	Derived by restriction of OrganisationSchemeReferenceType.
5.2	1619	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.AgencyScheme=.+:AGENCIES$.+$
	1620
	1621	DataConsumerReferenceType: A reference type for a data consumer.
	1622
5.4	1623	Derived by restriction of OrganisationReferenceType.
5.2	1624	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataConsumer=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$.+$.+
	1625
	1626	DataConsumerSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a data consumer scheme.
	1627
5.4	1628	Derived by restriction of OrganisationSchemeReferenceType.
5.2	1629	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataConsumerScheme=.+:DATA_CONSUMERS$.+$
	1630
	1631	DataProviderReferenceType: A reference type for a data provider.
	1632
5.4	1633	Derived by restriction of OrganisationReferenceType.
5.2	1634	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataProvider=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+
	1635
	1636	DataProviderSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a data provider scheme.
	1637
5.4	1638	Derived by restriction of OrganisationSchemeReferenceType.
5.2	1639	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.DataProviderScheme=.+:DATA_PROVIDERS$.+$
	1640
	1641	MetadataProviderReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata provider.
	1642
5.4	1643	Derived by restriction of OrganisationReferenceType.
5.2	1644	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.MetadataProvider=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$.+$.+
	1645
	1646	MetadataProviderSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata provider scheme.
	1647
5.4	1648	Derived by restriction of OrganisationSchemeReferenceType.
5.2	1649	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.MetadataProviderScheme=.+:METADATA_PROVIDERS$.+$
	1650
	1651	OrganisationUnitReferenceType: A reference type for an organisation unit.
	1652
5.4	1653	Derived by restriction of OrganisationReferenceType.
5.2	1654	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.OrganisationUnit=.+
	1655
	1656	OrganisationUnitSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for an organisation unit scheme.
	1657
5.4	1658	Derived by restriction of OrganisationSchemeReferenceType.
5.2	1659	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.base\.OrganisationUnitScheme=.+
	1660
	1661	CategorisationReferenceType: A reference type for a categorisation.
	1662
5.4	1663	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1664	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.Categorisation=.+
	1665
	1666	CategoryReferenceType: A reference type for a category.
	1667
5.4	1668	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1669	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.Category=.+
	1670
	1671	CategorySchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a cateogry scheme.
	1672
5.4	1673	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1674	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.CategoryScheme=.+
	1675
	1676	ReportingCategoryReferenceType: A reference type for a reporting category.
	1677
5.4	1678	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1679	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.ReportingCategory=.+
	1680
	1681	ReportingTaxonomyReferenceType: A reference type for a reporting taxonomy.
	1682
5.4	1683	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1684	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.categoryscheme\.ReportingTaxonomy=.+
	1685
	1686	CodeReferenceType: A reference type for a code.
	1687
5.4	1688	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1689	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Code=.+
	1690
	1691	CodelistReferenceType: A reference type for a codelist.
	1692
5.4	1693	Derived by restriction of AnyCodelistReferenceType.
5.2	1694	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Codelist=.+
	1695
	1696	HierarchicalCodeReferenceType: A reference type for a hierarchical code.
	1697
5.4	1698	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1699	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.HierarchicalCode=.+
	1700
	1701	HierarchyReferenceType: A reference type for a hierarchy.
	1702
5.4	1703	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1704	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Hierarchy=.+
	1705
	1706	HierarchyAssociationReferenceType: A reference type for a hierarchy association.
	1707
5.4	1708	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1709	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.HierarchyAssociation=.+
	1710
	1711	LevelReferenceType: A reference type for a level.
	1712
5.4	1713	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1714	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.Level=.+
	1715
	1716	ValueListReferenceType: A reference type for a value list.
	1717
5.4	1718	Derived by restriction of AnyCodelistReferenceType.
5.2	1719	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.codelist\.ValueList=.+
	1720
	1721	ConceptReferenceType: A reference type for a concept.
	1722
5.4	1723	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1724	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.conceptscheme\.Concept=.+
	1725
	1726	ConceptSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a concept scheme.
	1727
5.4	1728	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1729	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.conceptscheme\.ConceptScheme=.+
	1730
	1731	AttributeDescriptorReferenceType: A reference type for an attribute descriptor.
	1732
5.4	1733	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1734	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.AttributeDescriptor=.+
	1735
	1736	DataAttributeReferenceType: A reference type for a data attribute.
	1737
5.4	1738	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1739	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataAttribute=.+
	1740
	1741	DataflowReferenceType: A reference type for a dataflow.
	1742
5.4	1743	Derived by restriction of StructureUsageReferenceType.
5.2	1744	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Dataflow=.+
	1745
	1746	DataStructureReferenceType: A reference type for a data structure.
	1747
5.4	1748	Derived by restriction of StructureReferenceType.
5.2	1749	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DataStructure=.+
	1750
	1751	DimensionReferenceType: A reference type for a dimension.
	1752
5.4	1753	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1754	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Dimension=.+
	1755
	1756	DimensionDescriptorReferenceType: A reference type for a dimension descriptor.
	1757
5.4	1758	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1759	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.DimensionDescriptor=.+
	1760
	1761	GroupDimensionDescriptorReferenceType: A reference type for a group dimension descriptor.
	1762
5.4	1763	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1764	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.GroupDimensionDescriptor=.+
	1765
	1766	MeasureReferenceType: A reference type for a measure.
	1767
5.4	1768	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1769	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.Measure=.+
	1770
	1771	MeasureDescriptorReferenceType: A reference type for a measure descriptor.
	1772
5.4	1773	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1774	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.MeasureDescriptor=.+
	1775
	1776	TimeDimensionReferenceType: A reference type for a time dimension.
	1777
5.4	1778	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1779	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.datastructure\.TimeDimension=.+
	1780
	1781	MetadataAttributeReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata attribute.
	1782
5.4	1783	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1784	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataAttribute=.+
	1785
	1786	MetadataflowReferenceType: A reference type for a metadataflow.
	1787
5.4	1788	Derived by restriction of StructureUsageReferenceType.
5.2	1789	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.Metadataflow=.+
	1790
	1791	MetadataSetReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata set.
	1792
5.4	1793	Derived by restriction of StructureReferenceType.
5.2	1794	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataSet=.+
	1795
	1796	MetadataStructureReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata structure.
	1797
5.4	1798	Derived by restriction of StructureReferenceType.
5.2	1799	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.metadatastructure\.MetadataStructure=.+
	1800
	1801	ProcessReferenceType: A reference type for a process.
	1802
5.4	1803	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1804	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.process\.Process=.+
	1805
	1806	ProcessStepReferenceType: A reference type for a process step.
	1807
5.4	1808	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1809	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.process\.ProcessStep=.+
	1810
	1811	TransitionReferenceType: A reference type for a transition.
	1812
5.4	1813	Derived by restriction of UrnReferenceType.
5.2	1814	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.process\.Transition=.+
	1815
	1816	DataConstraintReferenceType: A reference type for a data constraint.
	1817
5.4	1818	Derived by restriction of ConstraintReferenceType.
5.2	1819	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.DataConstraint=.+
	1820
	1821	MetadataConstraintReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata constraint.
	1822
5.4	1823	Derived by restriction of ConstraintReferenceType.
5.2	1824	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.MetadataConstraint=.+
	1825
	1826	MetadataProvisionAgreementReferenceType: A reference type for a metadata provision agreement.
	1827
5.4	1828	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1829	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.MetadataProvisionAgreement=.+
	1830
	1831	ProvisionAgreementReferenceType: A reference type for a provision agreement.
	1832
5.4	1833	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1834	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.registry\.ProvisionAgreement=.+
	1835
	1836	CategorySchemeMapReferenceType: A reference type for a category scheme map.
	1837
5.4	1838	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1839	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.CategorySchemeMap=.+
	1840
	1841	ConceptSchemeMapReferenceType: A reference type for a concept scheme map.
	1842
5.4	1843	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1844	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.ConceptSchemeMap=.+
	1845
	1846	DatePatternMapReferenceType: A reference type for a date pattern map.
	1847
5.4	1848	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1849	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.DatePatternMap=.+
	1850
	1851	EpochMapReferenceType: A reference type for an epoch map.
	1852
5.4	1853	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1854	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.EpochMap=.+
	1855
	1856	FrequencyFormatMappingReferenceType: A reference type for a frequnecy format mapping.
	1857
5.4	1858	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1859	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.FrequencyFormatMapping=.+
	1860
	1861	OrganisationSchemeMapReferenceType: A reference type for a organisation scheme map.
	1862
5.4	1863	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1864	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.OrganisationSchemeMap=.+
	1865
	1866	ReportingTaxonomyMapReferenceType: A reference type for a reporting taxonomy map.
	1867
5.4	1868	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1869	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.ReportingTaxonomyMap=.+
	1870
	1871	RepresentationMapReferenceType: A reference type for a representation map.
	1872
5.4	1873	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1874	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.RepresentationMap=.+
	1875
	1876	StructureMapReferenceType: A reference type for a structure map.
	1877
5.4	1878	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1879	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.structuremapping\.StructureMap=.+
	1880
	1881	CustomTypeReferenceType: A reference type for a custom type.
	1882
5.4	1883	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1884	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.CustomType=.+
	1885
	1886	CustomTypeSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a custom type scheme.
	1887
5.4	1888	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1889	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.CustomTypeScheme=.+
	1890
	1891	NamePersonalisationReferenceType: A reference type for a name personalisation.
	1892
5.4	1893	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1894	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.NamePersonalisation=.+
	1895
	1896	NamePersonalisationSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a name personalisation scheme.
	1897
5.4	1898	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1899	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.NamePersonalisationScheme=.+
	1900
	1901	RulesetReferenceType: A reference type for a ruleset.
	1902
5.4	1903	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1904	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.Ruleset=.+
	1905
	1906	RulesetSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a ruleset scheme.
	1907
5.4	1908	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1909	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.RulesetScheme=.+
	1910
	1911	TransformationReferenceType: A reference type for a transformation.
	1912
5.4	1913	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1914	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.Transformation=.+
	1915
	1916	TransformationSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a transformation scheme.
	1917
5.4	1918	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1919	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.TransformationScheme=.+
	1920
	1921	UserDefinedOperatorReferenceType: A reference type for a user defined operator.
	1922
5.4	1923	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1924	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperator=.+
	1925
	1926	UserDefinedOperatorSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a user defined operator scheme.
	1927
5.4	1928	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1929	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.UserDefinedOperatorScheme=.+
	1930
	1931	VtlMappingReferenceType: A reference type for a VTL mapping.
	1932
5.4	1933	Derived by restriction of ComponentUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1934	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.VtlCodelistMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlConceptMapping=.+.+\.transformation\.VtlDataflowMapping=.+
	1935
	1936	VtlMappingSchemeReferenceType: A reference type for a VTL mapping scheme.
	1937
5.4	1938	Derived by restriction of MaintainableUrnReferenceType.
5.2	1939	Regular Expression Pattern: . +\.transformation\.VtlMappingScheme=.+
	1940
	1941	VersionReferenceType: VersionReferenceType defines the structure of version number in a reference. When semantic versioning is used, the major, minor, or patch version parts can be wildcarded using "+" as an extension. For example, 2+.3.1 means the currently latest available version >= 2.3.1 (even if not backwards compatible). Note that wildcarded semantic version references cannot be combined with version extended reference (e.g. 2.3+.1-draft is not permissable). Version-extended (e.g. 1.3.1-draft) and legacy version numbers (e.g. 1 or 1.0) are also supported.
	1942
	1943	Union of:
	1944
5.4	1945	LegacyVersionNumberType, SemanticVersionNumberType, SemanticVersionReferenceType.
5.2	1946
	1947	SemanticVersionReferenceType: SemanticVersionReferenceType is a simple type for referencing semantic version numbers. It allows for the wildcarding of only one the major, minor, or patch version parts using "+".
	1948
5.4	1949	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	1950	Regular Expression Pattern: ((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d~)~)~){2}((0\|[1-9]\d))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?))(\.((0\|[1-9]\d~)~)~)((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d~)~)~)(\.((0\|[1-9]\d)\+?))
	1951
	1952	WildcardVersionType: WildcardVersionType combines the VersionType and WildcardType to allow a reference to either a specific version of an object, or to wildcard the version in the reference by specifying the '*' value.
	1953
	1954	Union of:
	1955
5.4	1956	LegacyVersionNumberType, SemanticVersionNumberType, SemanticVersionReferenceType, WildcardType.
5.2	1957
	1958	WildcardType: WildcardType is a single value code list, used to include the '*' character - indicating that the identification component is wildcarded.
	1959
5.4	1960	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	1961
	1962	Enumerations:
	1963
	1964	\|Value\|Documentation
	1965
	1966	\|\*\|Indicates that any value of the identifier component is allowed.\|
	1967
	1968	NestedIDType: NestedIDType is the least restrictive form of an identifier used throughout all SDMX-ML messages. It allows for a hierarchical identifier, with each portion separated by the '.' character. For the identifier portions, valid characters include A-Z, a-z, @, 0-9, \_, -, $.
	1969
5.4	1970	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	1971	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+(\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+)
	1972
	1973	TwoLevelIDType: TwoLevelIDType defines an identifier with exactly two levels.
	1974
5.4	1975	Derived by restriction of NestedIDType.
5.2	1976	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+\.[A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+
	1977
	1978	IDType: IDType provides a type which is used for restricting the characters in codes and IDs throughout all SDMX-ML messages. Valid characters include A-Z, a-z, @, 0-9, \_, -, $.
	1979
5.4	1980	Derived by restriction of NestedIDType.
5.2	1981	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z0-9_@$\-]+
	1982
	1983	NCNameIDType: NCNameIDType restricts the IDType, so that the id may be used to generate valid XML components. IDs created from this type conform to the W3C XML Schema NCNAME type, and therefore can be used as element or attribute names.
	1984
5.4	1985	Derived by restriction of IDType.
5.2	1986	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-]
	1987
	1988	NestedNCNameIDType: NestedNCNameIDType restricts the NestedIDType, so that the id may be used to generate valid XML components. IDs created from this type conform to the W3C XML Schema NCNAME type, and therefore can be used as element or attribute names.
	1989
5.4	1990	Derived by restriction of NestedIDType.
5.2	1991	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-](\.[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-])
	1992
	1993	SingleNCNameIDType: SingleNCNameIDType restricts the NestedNCNameIDType to allow only one level. Note that this is the same pattern as the NCNameIDType, but can be used when the base type to be restricted is a nested NCNameIDType (where as the NCNameIDType could only restrict the IDType).
	1994
5.4	1995	Derived by restriction of NestedNCNameIDType.
5.2	1996	Regular Expression Pattern: [A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_\-]
	1997
	1998	VersionType: VersionType is used to communicate version information. Semantic versioning, based on 3 or 4 version parts (major.minor.patch[-extension]) is supported. The legency SDMX version format is also support.
	1999
	2000	Union of:
5.4	2001	LegacyVersionNumberType, SemanticVersionNumberType.
5.2	2002
	2003	SemanticVersionNumberType: SemanticVersionNumberType is a simple type for validating semantic version in the format (major.minor.patch[-extension]).
	2004
5.4	2005	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	2006	Regular Expression Pattern: (0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d)){2}(\-(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]))(\.(([A-Za-z\-]\|([A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]+)\|([A-Za-z0-9\-]+[A-Za-z\-][A-Za-z0-9\-]))\|(0\|[1-9][0-9]~)~)~)*)?
	2007
	2008	LegacyVersionNumberType: LegacyVersionNumberType describes the version number format previously supported in SDMX. The format is restricted to allow for simple incrementing and sorting of version number. The version consists of a set of maximum 2 numeric components, separated by the '.' character. When processing version, each numeric component (the number preceding and following any '.' character) should be parsed as an integer. Thus, a version of 1.3 and 1.03 would be equivalent, as both the '3' component and the '03' component would parse to an integer value of 3.
	2009
5.4	2010	Derived by restriction of xs:string.
5.2	2011	Regular Expression Pattern: (0\|[1-9]\d)(\.(0\|[1-9]\d))?