ISO 10303-22 : 1998(R2008)

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
    3.1 Terms defined in ISO 10303-1
    3.2 Terms defined in ISO 10303-11
    3.3 Other definitions
    3.4 Abbreviations
4 SDAI overview
    4.1 Data access interfaces
    4.2 Operations and the session state
    4.3 Repositories, schema instances, and SDAI models
    4.4 Transactions and access modes
    4.5 The session, data dictionary and managing a
          population
    4.6 SDAI parameter data schema
    4.7 Functional specification
    4.8 SDAI language bindings
    4.9 Error handling
5 Fundamental principles
6 SDAI dictionary schema
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
    6.3 SDAI dictionary schema type definitions
    6.4 SDAI dictionary schema entity definitions
7 SDAI session schema
    7.1 Introduction
    7.2 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
    7.3 SDAI session schema type definitions
    7.4 SDAI session schema entity definitions
8 SDAI population schema
    8.1 Introduction
    8.2 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
    8.3 SDAI population schema type definitions
    8.4 SDAI population schema entity definitions
9 SDAI parameter data schema
    9.1 Introduction
    9.2 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
    9.3 SDAI parameter data schema type definitions
    9.4 SDAI parameter data schema entity definitions
10 SDAI operations
    10.1 Introductions
    10.2 Fundamental concepts and assumptions
    10.3 Environment operations
    10.4 Session operations
    10.5 Repository operations
    10.6 Schema instance operations
    10.7 SDAI-model operations
    10.8 Scope operations
    10.9 Type operations
    10.10 Entity instance operations
    10.11 Application instance operations
    10.12 Entity instance aggregate operations
    10.13 Application instance aggregate operations
    10.14 Application instance unordered collection operations
    10.15 Entity instance ordered collection operations
    10.16 Application instance ordered collection operations
    10.17 Entity instance array operations
    10.18 Application instance array operations
    10.19 Application instance list operations
11 SDAI errors
12 SSAI state model
    12.1 State model for transaction level 1
    12.2 State model for transaction level 2
    12.3 State model for transaction level 3
13 Implementation classes
    13.1 Implementations of SDAI
    13.2 Implementations class specification
    13.3 Operations required by implementations class
Annexes
A Mapping EXPRESS into SDAI dictionary schema constructs
    A.1 EXPRESS Language Constructs
          A.1.1 Interface specification
          A.1.2 EXPRESS ABSTRACT
          A.1.3 Interpretation of the EXPRESS SUPERTYPE
                  expression - AND and ANDOR
          A.1.4 Bounds and bound expressions
          A.1.5 Attribute redeclaration
    A.2 Domain equivalence information
          A.2.1 Dictionary constructs
          A.2.2 Algorithms and methods for declaring
                  domain equivalence
B Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
    proforma
C Information object registration
    C.1 Document identification
    C.2 Schema identification
D-EXPRESS-G diagrams
E SDAI schema EXPRESS listing
Index
Figures
1 An example SDAI storage structure
2 The SDAI data architecture element relationships
D.1 SDAI dictionary schema EXPRESS-G diagram 1 of 5
D.2 SDAI dictionary schema EXPRESS-G diagram 2 of 5
D.3 SDAI dictionary schema EXPRESS-G diagram 3 of 5
D.4 SDAI dictionary schema EXPRESS-G diagram 4 OF 5
D.5 SDAI dictionary schema EXPRESS-G diagram 5 of 5
D.6 SDAI session schema EXPRESS-G diagram 1 of 2
D.7 SDAI session schema EXPRESS-G diagram 2 of 2
D.8 SDAI population schema EXPRESS-G diagram
D.9 SDAI parameter data schema EXPRESS-G diagram 1 of 2
D.10SDAI parameter data schema EXPRESS-G diagram 2 of 2
Tables
1 Attribute representations supported in query
2 SDAI error indicators
3 SDAI operations groupings
4 State transitions for transaction level 1
5 State transitions for transaction level 2
6 State transitions for transaction level 3
7 Operations required by implementation class

This part of ISO 10303 specifies the functional characteristics of a data access interface.