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The association of a property with an 'Object Class' represents a 'Data Element Concept'. In this case, an 'age' property can be linked to the 'age' fields in each of the three tables.Īn 'Object Class' is a representation of a composite data structure such as a business object or a group of related information.Ī 'Property' is an atomic item. For instance, the 'Employee', 'Client' and 'Company' tables can each have an 'age' field. This is not similar to a field in a table because a property can be associated with many tables. A 'Data Element' exists as the link between a 'Data Element Concept' (D.E.C.) and a 'Value Domain'.Ī 'Data Element Concept' (D.E.C.) is the association between an 'Object Class' and a 'Property'. A 'Data Element' is used as an example to enrich the definition of an ISO item. The table below describes the following items: 'Data Element', 'Data Element Concept' (D.E.C.), 'Object Class', 'Property', 'Value Domain', 'Context'.Īctual value of a data element, or unit of data. Double-click to open an item and after editing its description, save and close.Īs the following image illustrates, the ISO type property populates with the updated name.
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If needed, you can edit the descriptive name of these elements. The ISO items, also called 'Administered Items', represent the foundation of the governance repository. The 'Workflow' and 'Rule' types of data assets are not managed in the current version of the add-on. Provides an abstraction over an existing relationship in the data model and enables an easy, model-driven integration of associated objects in the user interface and in data services. A complex data type can be used by tables and groups of fields.Ītomic data type (Integer, String, etc.) with facets for data validation (length, enumeration, etc.). For example, 'Address' with its related fields.Ī reusable data structure built with fields. With a 'Group of fields' you can arrange fields around topics. A data model can be arranged into domains and sub-domains of tables.Ītomic data with a simple data type: integer, string, etc. With the semantic data management mode in EBX™, the data structure of a table can be a complex data type that includes multi-occurrence fields.Ī group of tables. They are also known as 'Logical data types'.Ī table as defined in SQL. The types of data assets that are governed are described in the table below. The data model used to obtain information to apply governance to is either:Ī data model used by EBX™ to manage reference and master data, orĪny data model coming from an external systems (application, case tools, business XML languages) for which governance is accepted. But it can also represent a data value, either to get examples of data when a concept is documented, or to define a value domain (enumeration of data). It is represented by a data structure definition such as a table, a field, a domain, etc. Types of data assets (Logical data types)Ī data asset is registered with EBX™ through a data model. The governance removes duplication of the description by considering that all fields with the same name are described using a unique property. For example, an 'age' property can be a unique ISO item, whereas there can be multiple 'age' fields located in different tables such as 'Employee', 'Customer', 'Company', etc. This means that a single ISO item can be associated with many data assets-depending on how the de-duplication governance process is applied. When applied to the other data assets (table, complex data type, etc.) the relationship with the ISO items is many-to-one. In other words, there is a direct mapping between the data assets in EBX™ and the ISO items. When applied to a 'Data value' and 'Data type', the relationship with the ISO item is unique (a one-to-one relationship). The relationships between the data assets and the ISO items rely on these rules: The figure below highlights the links between the ISO items and the data assets known by EBX™. This architecture scheme is what comprises the "governance repository". The descriptions are localized by language and context. These ISO items represent the structure of the repository and support the logical and semantic descriptions: identification, definition, synonym, examples, classification, properties in the logical modeling, etc.