Re: [ubl] Different definitions for UUID in spreadsheets

I believe that the variant definitions are correct for each UUID
within its document context, but as an editorial issue, I agree
that it would be best to regularize the language.

For future reference, Ken's message is

   http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/200609/msg00006.html

Jon

   Date: Mon, 04 Sep 2006 08:49:22 -0400
   From: "G. Ken Holman" <>

   In working on a thread in UBL-Dev I noted there 
   are seven definitions of UUID that differ from all other definitions of UUID.

   Below is an alphabetized list, and the first 
   entry has the definition used by most UUID entries in spreadsheets.

   I've deleted all other definitions that read the 
   same, but retained the definitions that read 
   differently, and perhaps these could be edited to 
   read the same (parenthesized below are 
   spreadsheet line numbers from the module where 
   the reference to the BBIE is made).

   I hope this helps.

   . . . . . . . . . . . . Ken

   The typical definition:

   ApplicationResponse (7)  BBIE A 
   computer-generated universally unique identifier 
   (UUID) for the Application Response instance.

   The other definitions:

   BillOfLading (8)  BBIE Universally Unique 
   Identifier of the instance of this Bill Of Lading.
   ...
   CertificateOfOrigin (7)  BBIE Universally Unique 
   Identifier of the Certificate Of Origin.

   CommonLibrary:
   ...
   (315 Despatch Line)  BBIE Universally unique 
   identification of the line within the Despatch note.
   ...
   ForwardingInstructions (8)  BBIE Universally 
   Unique Identifier of an instance of the Forwarding Instructions.
   ...
   PackingList (7)  BBIE Universally Unique 
   Identifier of one instance of the Packing List.
   ...
   TransportationStatus (8)  BBIE Universally Unique 
   Identifier of one instance of a Waybill.

   WayBill (8)  BBIE Universally Unique Identifier of one instance of a Waybill.

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