Data Transformation Engine Type Designer Reference Guide

Chapter 13 - Distinguishable Objects Content-Distinguishable Types
Type 1 Type 2 How to define them as content-distinguishable
group
or
group
group The first component is either:
♦ A group marked as initiator distinguishable and
! Both groups are different partitions of the same
partitioned sub-tree, or
! The second type has an initiator and those initiators
are mutually exclusive, or
! The second type has no initiator and the first group
is initiator-distinguishable from each type in the
starting set of the second group.
♦ A group not marked as initiator distinguishable, and
! Both groups are different partitions of the same
partitioned sub-tree, or
! Both groups have an initiator and the initiator value
of the first group is distinguishable from the initiator
value of the second group, or
! The first group has an initiator, the second group has
no initiator and the first group is
content-distinguishable from the type of each
component in the starting component set of the
second group.
! The first group has no initiator, the second group has
an initiator and the type of each component of the
first group is content-distinguishable from the second
group, or.
! Both types have initiators and they are the same or
both types have no initiator, and the type of each
component of the first group is content-
distinguishable from the type of each component in
the starting component set of the second group.
group
or
group
group
or
group
The first component is either:
♦ A group marked as initiator distinguishable and
! Both groups are different partitions of the same
partitioned sub-tree, or
! The second type has an initiator and those initiators
are mutually exclusive, or
! The second group has no initiator and the first group
is initiator-distinguishable from the type of each
component of the second group.