Registration status

Completion Guidance

Section: Document Control.Registration (4)
Completion: Mandatory
Minimum number of entries allowed: 1
Maximum number of entries allowed: 1
Syntax restrictions: string (This is a coded list)

Stage of development of the registered resource.
The statuses are taken from the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) ISO/IEC 11179-6:2015(E) standard.

Code	Description
incomplete	An Administered Item with the “Incomplete” status shall indicate that the Submitter? wishes to make the community that uses this metadata register aware of the existence of an? Administered Item in their local domain.
candidate	An Administered Item with the “Candidate” status shall indicate that it has been? proposed for progression through the registration levels.
recorded	An Administered Item with the “Recorded” status shall mean that all mandatory metadata attributes have been completed, and all associated constraints are to be enforced.
qualified	An Administered Item with the “Qualified” status shall mean that the Administration Item had a “Recorded” registration status and the Registration Authority has confirmed that the mandatory metadata attributes are complete and conform to applicable quality requirements
standard	An Administered Item with the “Standard” status indicates that the Administration Item had a “Qualified” registration status and the Registration Authority confirms that the Administered Item is of sufficient quality and of broad interest for use in the community that uses this metadata register.
preferred standard	An Administered Item with the “Preferred Standard” status means that the Registration Authority confirms that the Administered Item is preferred for use in the community that uses this metadata register.
retired	An Administered Item with the “Retired” status indicates that the Registration Authority has determined the Administered Item is no longer recommended for use in the community that uses this metadata register.
superseded	n Administered Item with the “Superseded” status indicates that the Registration Authority has determined the Administered Item is no longer recommended for use in the community that uses this metadata register. A “Superseded” Administered Item may be used but the successor Administered Item is the preferred for use. Such Administered Items are retained in the metadata register archival storage facility for historic reference purposes. “Superseded” Administered Items should include a reference to replacement Administered Items when appropriate.
historical	An Administered Item with the “Historical” status shall indicate that the Submitter wishes to make the community that uses this metadata register aware of the existence of an item that was used in the past and has not been used recently.
application	An Administered Item with the “Application” status shall mean that the Registration Authority wishes to make the community that uses this metadata register aware of the existence of an Administered Item in their local domain that is used by an application system. This item may be very well described.

Mappings

The table below shows the element mappings between the Exchange data model, the Data Alliance Partnership Board (DAPB) Information Standard Notice (ISN) and the Interoperability Standards Team Guide.

Note that where there is no direct mapping to the DAPB ISN, the editor will need to glean this information from reading through all documentation for the standard.

Exchange Element	DAPB ISN element	Interoperability Standards Team guide

Exchange Element	DAPB ISN element	Interoperability Standards Team guide
Registration status	No direct mapping	To be decided.

Example

Approved

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