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17 17  == 1.2 Structure of the User Guide ==
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19 -(% style="width:999.835px" %)
20 -|**Chapter**|(% style="width:655px" %)**Content**
21 -|1. Introduction|(% style="width:655px" %)Objective, Scope, and Structure of the Guide
22 -|2. What is SDMX|(% style="width:655px" %)Background, sponsors, users, use cases, industry sectors. Brief overview of the technical and content standards, tools, where to find more information and help.
23 -|3. Scenario, Use Cases, and Example|(% style="width:655px" %)This is based on the SDMX Information Model. The chapter relates the Information Model to the real activities of reporting, processing, and dissemination of statistics.
24 -|4. Data and Metadata Creation and Reporting|(% style="width:655px" %)Explanation of the structural components of a Data Structure Definition and a Metadata Structure Definition, and of the Data Set and Metadata Set. How these are used in data and metadata reporting scenarios.
25 -|5. Data Bases and SDMX|(% style="width:655px" %)Explanation of the relationship between the tables in a database and a Data Structure Definition and how the DSD can be used to create these tables. Explanation on how to open a database to SDMX web services.
26 -|6. Data and Structure Query|(% style="width:655px" %)The scope of the data query and the map to the Information Model. Scope of the REST and SOAP queries. Useful tips on what type of queries to support.
27 -|7. Metadata Repository and Linking Data to Metadata|(% style="width:655px" %)(((
19 +|**Chapter**|**Content**
20 +|1. Introduction|Objective, Scope, and Structure of the Guide
21 +|2. What is SDMX|Background, sponsors, users, use cases, industry sectors. Brief overview of the technical and content standards, tools, where to find more information and help.
22 +|3. Scenario, Use Cases, and Example|This is based on the SDMX Information Model. The chapter relates the Information Model to the real activities of reporting, processing, and dissemination of statistics.
23 +|4. Data and Metadata Creation and Reporting|Explanation of the structural components of a Data Structure Definition and a Metadata Structure Definition, and of the Data Set and Metadata Set. How these are used in data and metadata reporting scenarios.
24 +|5. Data Bases and SDMX|Explanation of the relationship between the tables in a database and a Data Structure Definition and how the DSD can be used to create these tables. Explanation on how to open a database to SDMX web services.
25 +|6. Data and Structure Query|The scope of the data query and the map to the Information Model. Scope of the REST and SOAP queries. Useful tips on what type of queries to support.
26 +|7. Metadata Repository and Linking Data to Metadata|(((
28 28  Typical requirements for metadata (quality frameworks, linking to disseminated data).
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30 30  Architecture for a metadata repository to enable data and metadata to be combined in a dissemination environment.
31 31  )))
32 -|8. SDMX Registry|(% style="width:655px" %)(((
31 +|8. SDMX Registry|(((
33 33  Role of the Registry in statistical data and metadata reporting and dissemination systems.
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34 34  Difference between the content and functions of a Registry and a non-registry based structural metadata repository.
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35 35  Content and role of the Registry in terms of:
36 36  
37 37  * Structural metadata maintenance and query
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39 39  * SDMX Registry Services
40 40  * Web services that can make use of SDMX Registry Services
41 41  )))
42 -|9. Architecture for an SDMX System|(% style="width:655px" %)Brings all of the components together in an overall architecture comprising:(((
43 +|9. Architecture for an SDMX System|Brings all of the components together in an overall architecture comprising:(((
43 43  * Data and metadata persistence and interfaces
44 44  * Server side middle tier brokering of requests for data and metadata, data loading, validation, transformation
45 45  * Client side tier of:
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47 47  * Data query and visualization
48 48  * Validation, transformation
49 49  )))
50 -|10. Community Management|(% style="width:655px" %)The community may be at the level of an organization or in the context of the wider community of organizations. Topics are:(((
51 +|10. Community Management|The community may be at the level of an organization or in the context of the wider community of organizations. Topics are:(((
51 51  * Role of a Global Registry o Maintenance agency maintenance
52 52  * Common concepts
53 53  * Community structural metadata