Difference between revisions of "Core.Validation"
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | To ensure '''data security and data quality'' a two-step validation process is defined in OTX | + | To ensure '''data security and data quality''' a two-step validation process is defined in OTX |
| − | # Validation against the XML schema | + | # '''Validation against the XML schema''' |
#* Review against defined in the XML Schema rules (syntax, cardinality ...) | #* Review against defined in the XML Schema rules (syntax, cardinality ...) | ||
#* The scope of the validation is always limited a single document | #* The scope of the validation is always limited a single document | ||
#* Dependencies between documents are not resolved | #* Dependencies between documents are not resolved | ||
| − | # Validation against the standardized | + | # '''Validation against the standardized checker rules''' |
#* Is only performed if step 1 was successfully completed | #* Is only performed if step 1 was successfully completed | ||
#* The second stage is for the rules that can not be tested with the schema validation | #* The second stage is for the rules that can not be tested with the schema validation | ||
Revision as of 09:41, 11 August 2014
Classification
| Name | Validation |
| Short Description | OTX Validation data model |
| Class | OTX Core |
| Pre-Conditions | - |
| Specified by | ISO 13209-2 |
Introduction
To ensure data security and data quality a two-step validation process is defined in OTX
- Validation against the XML schema
- Review against defined in the XML Schema rules (syntax, cardinality ...)
- The scope of the validation is always limited a single document
- Dependencies between documents are not resolved
- Validation against the standardized checker rules
- Is only performed if step 1 was successfully completed
- The second stage is for the rules that can not be tested with the schema validation
- Here are typically semantic rules defined (eg reviewing document cross-references)
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| Validation to ensure data safety and data quality (OTX-Checker) |
If both steps successfully, a document is considered to be standards compliant!
The validation is:
- During the development process
- Before executing a OTX document
performed.
Checker rules
See also
Naming Conventions
Imports
Declarations
Validities
Signatures
Parameter Declarations
Procedures
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