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Description

The Yes No Type is a reusable Enumeration used to represent a three-state determination in which the result may be Yes, No, or Unknown.

Definition

The Yes No Type represents a controlled three-member value space consisting of an unknown, affirmative, or negative determination.</description>
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Description

The DIDO BLOB Type is a reusable scalar information type used to represent a Binary Large Object (BLOB).

Definition

The DIDO BLOB Type represents a Binary Large Object (BLOB) as a single conceptual information value.

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The Command Line Type is a reusable scalar information type used to represent a command-line expression as text.

Definition

The Command Line Type represents the textual form of a command and its associated command-line arguments.</description>
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Description

The Mebibyte Type is a reusable scalar information type used to represent quantities of digital information measured in mebibytes.

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Common Information Types define reusable value structures used by multiple elements of the DIDO-TE Information Model.

These types are defined independently of the classes, attributes, associations, or other information-model elements that use them. A Common Information Type may therefore be referenced by multiple model elements without redefining its structure or semantics at each point of use.05-common-information-types index</description>
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