Uses the Component:SupersessionType
Supersession Group.
Table 6.15. Fields and Components
| Name | Description | Occurrence | Type | Data Type | User Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TypeOfSupersession |
Defines what type of supersession scenario: NLA (No Longer Available), Single, Multiple-Split, Multiple-Merge, Variable-Split, Variable-Merge. | 0..1 | Field | oag:TextType | |
| EffectivePeriod |
A specific period of time such as the length of time between two known date/time points, from a start date onwards, or up to an end date of when something is effective. | 0..1 | Component | oag:TimePeriodType | |
| SupersessionChainID |
Chain number uniquely identifies all parts that are related in the supersession chain. | 0..1 | Field | oag:OpenIDType | |
| SupersessionReason |
Supersession Reason | 0..* | Component | SupersessionReasonType | |
| SupersededParts |
Detail information for Superseded items. | 0..* | Component | SupersessionPartsType | |
| SupersedingParts |
Detail information for Superseded items. | 0..* | Component | SupersessionPartsType |
The XML Sample provided here is an approximation of the generated XML for this component. Not all of the fields are required for implementation.
Example 6.16. Supersession
<Supersession>
<TypeOfSupersession>......</TypeOfSupersession> [0..1]
<EffectivePeriod>......</EffectivePeriod> [0..1]
<SupersessionChainID>......</SupersessionChainID> [0..1]
<SupersessionReason>......</SupersessionReason> [0..*]
<SupersededParts>......</SupersededParts> [0..*]
<SupersedingParts>......</SupersedingParts> [0..*]
</Supersession>