- •Preface
- •Section One. General
- •0 Introduction
- •1 Scope
- •2 Related Documents
- •3 Definitions
- •4 Abbreviations
- •5 Policy
- •6 Introduction
- •7 General
- •8 In-Process Review
- •Section Three. Application of S1000D
- •9 Introduction
- •10 General
- •11 Areas of Change
- •Section Four. Electronic Documentation Data Base, Data Transfer & Data Control
- •12 Introduction
- •13 Data Base Structure
- •Section Five. Non Textual Information
- •14 Introduction
- •15 Use of Overlays
- •16 Callouts
- •17 Display of Other Non-Textual Information
- •Section Six. Parts Information
- •18 Introduction
- •19 Delivery of Parts Information
- •20 Source of Parts Information
- •Section Seven. Operator Information
- •21. Intentionally left blank.
- •Section Eight. Maintenance Information
- •22 Introduction
- •23 General
- •24 Preventive Maintenance
- •25 Corrective Maintenance
- •26 Maintenance Management Information
- •Section Nine. Publications Output
- •27 General
- •28 Paper Publications
- •29 Interactive Electronic Technical Publications
- •Table 1 Links from LSA Report to Procedural Data Module
- •Table 2 Correlation Between Def Stan 00-60 Data Elements and S1000D Codes
- •Figure 1 In-Process Review
- •Figure 2 Relationship Between DM Within A Maintenance Activity
- •Figure 3 Outline of the IETP Preparation Process
- •Figure 4 IETP Construction Process
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Section Four. Electronic Documentation Data Base, Data Transfer & Data Control
12 Introduction
12.1 This Section of this Defence Standard outlines the requirements for the provision of an electronic documentation database, the transfer of data between data providers and data receivers and the control of this data. The electronic documentation database will be a CSDB compliant with Part 10 of this Defence Standard.
13 Data Base Structure
13.1CSDB. A CSDB consists of individual DM each of which contains textual and/or nontextual information. The CSDB contains all Technical Documentation data relevant to an equipment. DM are indexed by their DMC and can be extracted to produce the required outputs in hard copy or electronic format by reference to specific elements of the DMC. Each DM contains an issue control mechanism to maintain configuration control of the data base.
13.2Delivered Publication Data Base (DPDB). A DPDB consists of the database, delivered by the Contractor to the Customer, containing all those DM defined in the DMRL.
13.3Final Publication Data Base (FPDB). A FPDB consists of the DPDB with all the necessary links defined. This allows the production of a final deliverable Interactive Electronic Technical Publication (IETP) for the end user.
13.4IETP. An IETP consists of the FPDB with all the necessary links implemented and the output formatting instructions incorporated.
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