Data Transformation Engine Type Designer Reference Guide

Chapter 13 - Distinguishable Objects Distinguishable Objects of the Same Component
Type1 Type2 How to define them as initiator-distinguishable
group
or
group
group Either:
♦ Type1 and Type2 both have an initiator and they are
different.
or
♦ Type1 has an initiator and Type2 has no initiator and no
delimiter, and Type1 is initiator-distinguishable from the
type of each component in the starting component set of
Type2.
group
or
group
group Type1 is initiator distinguishable from each partition of the
Type2.
Distinguishable Objects of the Same Component
When a component has a series range, for example, (1:10) or (s), one occurrence
of that component must be distinguishable from the next occurrence of that same
component.
Different data objects of a component are distinguishable if any of the following is
true:
♦ The component type is bound.
♦ The component type is a non-partitioned
group with an unbound set that is
content distinguishable from the component type as a whole.
♦ The component type is a partitioned
group and the unbound set of each
non-partitioned
group in its sub-tree is content-distinguishable from the
component type as a whole.
Content-Distinguishable Components
A component is distinguishable from its following set when the component is:
♦ Initiator-distinguishable from its following set.
or
♦ Content- distinguishable from its following set.