Customer Information Quality Specifications Version 3.0 – xPRL Package Overview and Installation Procedure
01 November 2009
Specification URIs:
This Version:
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.html
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.doc
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.pdf
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http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/prd01/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.pdf
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http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.html
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.doc
http://docs.oasis-open.org/ciq/v3.0/cs/supp/ciq-xprl-v3-package-overview.pdf
Technical Committee:
OASIS Customer Information Quality
Chair(s):
Ram Kumar (kumar.sydney@gmail.com)
Editor(s):
Ram Kumar (kumar.sydney@gmail.com)
Related work:
This version of the CIQ specifications replaces or supercedes:
Abstract:
This document provides an overview of the CIQ Specification xPRL V3.0 package that is available for download from the OASIS CIQ Technical Committee (TC) web site (http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/ciq).
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This document was last revised or approved by the OASIS CIQ TC on the above date. The level of approval is also listed above. Check the current location noted above for possible later revisions of this document. This document is updated periodically on no particular schedule.
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Table of Contents
1.1 Name of the Package Downloaded
1.3 Extracting and Installing the Package
1.4 Copying Files and the Impact to existing users
1.4.2.1 Option 1 (Default) Related Files
1.4.2.2 Option 2 (Genericode) Related Files
1.5 Verifying Package Extraction and Installation
1.5.1 Verifying Test Results by testing the default test files of code lists provided
1.5.2 Verifying Test Results by testing the customised test files of code lists provided
1.5.3 Verifying the test results of metadata attributes of the code lists
2 Customising your Code Lists / Enumerations
B. Intellectual Property Rights, Patents, Licenses and Royalties
The purpose of this document is to assist users who have downloaded the CIQ Specifications xPRL Version 3.0 package from the OASIS CIQ TC web site (http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/ciq) to understand the contents of the package and how to install the package.
The name of the package that was downloaded is “OASIS CIQ xPRL V3.0 CS.zip”.
Before extracting and installing the package, you MUST download the “OASIS CIQ V3.0 Committee Specification CS02” package that was released on November 01, 2008. This package is available from OASIS CIQ TC web site (http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/ciq). The name of the package is “OASIS CIQ V3.0 CS02.zip”. Read the “OASIS CIQ Specification Version 3.0 – Package Overview document that is part of the package (OASIS CIQ V3.0 CS02.zip) to understand how to extract and install the package. This package MUST be installed before installing the “OASIS CIQ xPRL V3.0 CS.zip” package.
Also, read the minor bug report released on 04 June 2009. The link is:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/32789/OASIS%20CIQ%20V3.0%20CSO2%20Bugs%20Document.pdf
For those who have installed “OASIS CIQ V3.0 Committee Specification” package that was released on 26 November 2007, and want to include xPRL, they MUST upgrade it by downloading and installing “OASIS CIQ V3.0 Committee Specification CS02” package that was released in November 2008. Instructions on upgrading from the November 2007 release to the November 2008 release are provided in the November 2008 release package (OASIS CIQ v3.0 CS02.zip).
Once the November 2008 release package is downloaded, extracted and installed as advised, the next step is to install the xPRL Version 3.0 package and this section explains the steps.
Extract the package (OASIS CIQ xPRL V3.0 CS.zip) into a temporary folder. This folder can be deleted later after successful installation.
Extracting the package creates the following directory structure:
Now, some of the files in the above directory SHOULD be copied into the directory structure created by extracting “OASIS CIQ V3.0 CS02.zip”.
Existing users of OASIS CIQ Version 3.0 Specifications SHOULD have some impact as the addition of xPRL specification has resulted in new files for genericode files and it’s supporting utility programs.
OASIS CIQ TC sincerely apologies for this inconvenience caused.
Following are the list of files and folders that MUST be copied from the xPRL directory structure that you have created in a temporary folder to the directory where you have installed the November 2008 release of CIQ Version 3.0 Committee Specification 02 package.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\spec” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\spec”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\supp” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\supp”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\default\doc\xPRL” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\default\doc\xPRL”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\default\examples\xPRL” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\default\examples\xPRL”.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\default\xsd” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\ default\xsd”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\gc-files\xPRL” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\gc-files\xPRL”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\prepare” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\prepare”. Select “Yes” to replace all existing files with new files. Note that if you have modified any files under “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\prepare”, they will be overwritten. If you do not want them to be overwritten, then you need to save the files you changed or created so that you can reapply the changes once the files are copied.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\test” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\test”. Select “Yes” to replace all existing files with new files. Note that if you have modified any files under “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\test”, they will be overwritten. If you do not want them to be overwritten, then you need to save the files you changed or created so that you can reapply the changes once the files are copied.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\gc-files\xPRL” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\gc-files\xPRL”
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\prepare” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\prepare”. Select “Yes” to all existing files to be replaced with new files. Note that if you have modified any files under “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\prepare”, they will be overwritten. If you do not want them to be overwritten, then you need to save the files you changed or created so that you can reapply the changes once the files are copied.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\test” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\test”. Select “Yes” to replace all existing files with new files. Note that if you have modified any files under “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\default\test”, they will be overwritten. . If you do not want them to be overwritten, then you need to save the files you changed or created so that you can reapply the changes once the files are copied.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\doc\xPRL” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\doc\xPRL”
· Copy all files and folders under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\utility” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\utility”. Select “Yes” to replace all existing files with new files. Note that if you have modified any files under “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\utility”, they will be overwritten. . If you do not want them to be overwritten, then you need to save the files you changed or created so that you can reapply the changes once the files are copied.
· Copy all files under “\ciq-xprl-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\xsd” into “\ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\xsd”.
This section will help verify whether the above procedures have been successfully followed through some series of tests.
If you had some newly created or modified files before you performed the above process, make sure that those changes are re-applied. If you do not have any such changes, go straight to section 1.5.1 Else, follow the steps below:
You need to “prepare” the default genericode files and the customized genericode files.
2. Go to “ciq-v3\ciq\v3.0\xsd\genericode\customised\prepare”. Run “prepare-customised-cl.bat” or “prepare-customised-cl.sh” depending upon your operating system. The final output (last couple of statements) should be as follows. If it is not the case, then you need to re-check your fixes. No errors should be reported.
By running the “test-all.bat” or “test-all.sh” in the “genericode\default\test” directory, the following result should occur.
By running the “test-all.bat” or “test-all.sh” in the “genericode\customised\test” directory, the following result should occur.
By running the “test-metadata.bat” or “test-metadata.sh” in the “genericode\customised\test” directory, the following result should occur.
Please read section 2 of “OASIS CIQ Specifications Version 3.0 – Committee Specification 02 Package Overview” to understand how to customise CIQ XML schemas to meet your requirements. This section is applicable to xPRL also.
The following individuals have participated in the creation of xPRL Version 3.0 of CIQ specifications and are gratefully acknowledged:
Colin Wallis |
New Zealand Government |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
David Webber |
Individual |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
Fulton Wilcox |
Colts Neck Solutions LLC |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
Graham Lobsey |
Individual |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
Joe Lubenow |
Individual |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
John Glaubitz |
Vertex, Inc |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
Michael Roytman |
Vertex, Inc |
Voting Member, CIQ TC |
Ram Kumar |
Individual |
Chair and Voting Member, CIQ TC |
OASIS CIQ Technical Committee (TC) sincerely thanks the public (this includes other standard groups, organisations and end users) for their continuous feedback and support that helps the TC to work toward improving the CIQ specifications.
Special thanks to Mr.Ken Holman, Chair of OASIS Code List TC (http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=codelist) for his support, guidance and genericode implementation assistance to the TC in releasing the OASIS Code List version of CIQ V3.0 XML Schemas.
Special thanks to Mr.Hugh Wallis, Director of Standards Development of extensible Business Reporting Language (xBRL) International Standards Group (http://www.xbrl.org) for working closely with the CIQ TC in jointly implementing W3C xLink specification that is now used by both xBRL and CIQ Specifications to enable interoperability between the two specifications.
Special thanks to Mr.Carl Reed, Chief Technology Officer of Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC – http://www.opengeospatial.org) for his guidance and assistance to the TC in referencing the work of OGC on GeoRSS and Geo-Coordinates for addresses/locations as part of CIQ Address Specifications.
OASIS CIQ TC also acknowledges the contributions from other former members of the TC since its inception in 2000.
CIQ TC Specifications (includes documents, schemas and examples1 and 2) are free of any Intellectual Property Rights, Patents, Licenses or Royalties. Public is free to download and implement the specifications free of charge.
1xAL-AustralianAddresses.xml
Address examples come from AS/NZ 4819:2003 standard of Standards Australia and are subject to copyright
2xAL-InternationalAddresses.xml
Address examples come from a variety of sources including Universal Postal Union (UPU) website and the UPU address examples are subject to copyright.
xLink-2003-12-31.xsd
This schema was provided by the xBRL group in December 2006.
Revision |
Date |
Editor |
Changes Made |
V3.0 WD 01 |
02 December 2007 |
Ram Kumar |
First Version of Working Draft WD 01 |
V3.0 WD 02 |
15 February 2008 |
Ram Kumar |
Revised Version of Working Draft WD 01 |
V3.0 WD 03 |
25 February 2008 |
Ram Kumar |
Final Version for inclusion as a supporting document for xPRL Committee Draft |
V3.0 CD 01 |
03 March 2008 |
Ram Kumar |
TC Approved document |
V3.0 PRD 01 |
03 October 2008 |
Ram Kumar |
Public Review Draft Document for 60 days public review |
V3.0 CS |
01 November 2009 |
Ram Kumar |
Committee Specification |