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| ===== Rationale ===== | ===== Rationale ===== | ||
| - | A Data Structure Definition describes the structure, meaning, and constraints that apply to a class of information. It provides the conceptual basis for interpreting information before any particular instance, schema language, message format, database structure, or generated type realises | + | A Data Structure Definition describes the structure, meaning, and constraints that apply to a class of information. It provides the conceptual basis for interpreting information before any particular instance, schema language, message format, database structure, or generated type realizes |
| This requirement supports consistent information interpretation across logical models and implementation mappings. | This requirement supports consistent information interpretation across logical models and implementation mappings. | ||
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| * Data Structure Definitions identify information meaning | * Data Structure Definitions identify information meaning | ||
| * Data Structure Definitions identify applicable constraints | * Data Structure Definitions identify applicable constraints | ||
| - | * Data Structure Definitions remain distinct from populated instances and implementation | + | * Data Structure Definitions remain distinct from populated instances and implementation |
| ===== Traceability ===== | ===== Traceability ===== | ||