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Data types

Common

file

encoding

char

string

locale

datetime

The date-time format is ISO-8601.

number

A number is a numeric value.

Format: depends on the locale and number pattern.

Note: The number format provider has been changed in JDK9 (see JEP252) so the formatting might be different when using an old JDK. For example, NaN value (aka “not-a-number”) is represented by NaN in JDK9+ but was represented by U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER in JDK8. Fortunately, the use of the newer provider (CLDR) can be enforced by setting explicitly the system property java.locale.providers:

java.locale.providers=CLDR

url

bool

int

SDMX

source

A source is a string that identifies of a data source.

Format: nothing specific but usually short and uppercase.

source description
ABS Australian Bureau of Statistics
ECB European Central Bank
NBB National Bank of Belgium

flow

A flow is a string that identifies a multi-dimensional dataset.

Format: TODO

flow description
EXR Exchange Rates
ABS_REGIONAL_ASGS Regional Statistics, ASGS 2011, 2011-2016

key

A key is a string that identifies a data subset of a dataset (In a cube, it would be a slice identifier).
A key can identify single or multiple time series.

Format: either an ordered list of dimension values separated by a dot (.) or the special keyword all.

key type description
M.CHF.EUR.SP00.A single Monthly; Swiss franc; …
M+D.CHF.EUR.SP00.A multiple Monthly + Daily; Swiss franc; …
M.CHF+USD.EUR.SP00.A multiple Monthly; Swiss franc + US dollar; …
M..EUR.SP00.A multiple Monthly; all currencies; …
all multiple everything

langs

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