INCITS/ISO/IEC 8211 : 1994
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23-07-2013
English
01-01-1994
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Conformance
4 Definitions and abbreviations
4.1 Definitions
4.2 Abbreviations
5 Interchange file and logical record structure
5.1 File and logical record structure
5.2 Logical records - leaders and directories
5.3 Logical record field areas
6 Description of user data types and structures
6.1 DDR leader fields related to data description
6.2 Special field tags (tags = 0...0 to 0...9)
6.3 Data descriptive fields in level 1 files
6.4 Data descriptive fields in level 2 and 3 files
7 Use of coded character sets
7.1 Announcement of coded character set extension
7.2 ISO 2022 coded character set extension
7.3 ISO/IEC 10646 coded character sets
Annex A ASN.1 and FTAM Registrations
A.1 Abstract syntax identifier
A.2 Transfer syntax identifier
A.3 FTAM document type definitions
Annex B ISO/IEC 8211 Application Specifications
B.1 Specification of ISO/IEC 8211 Exchange File Sets
B.2 ISO/IEC 8211 data field description
B.3 Examples of exchange set specification
Annex C Informal Introduction to ISO/IEC 8211
C.1 ISO/IEC 8211 File, logical record and field constructs
C.2 Data description and identification
C.3 File and record contents
C.4 Binary directories
Annex D Introduction to ISO/IEC 8211 Data Description
D.1 Data description - user data
D.2 Consistency of data description and data - validation
D.3 Data description constructs
D.4 Large application data structures
D.5 Intra-record tree structures
D.6 Coded character set extensions
Annex E Examples of Data Description
E.1 Leader and file title field
E.2 Examples of formats
E.3 Examples of bit fields
E.4 Examples of binary forms
E.5 Examples of subfield labelling
Annex F DDF Hierarchical and Network Data Structures
F.1 DDF hierarchical data structures
F.2 Conversion to corresponding binary tree
F.3 Network data structures
Annex G Database Data Transfer
G.1 Essential features of database management systems
G.2 Reduction to relational forms
Annex H Relationship to Other OSI Work
H.1 OSI Basic reference model
H.2 Relationship to FTAM virtual filestore model
H.3 Relationship to other syntax notations
H.4 Relationship to database management models
H.5 Bibliography
H.6 Summary of data types in other projects
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