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* ''The term "ordered" in the attribute {{Attr|operationalStopOrdered}} refers to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.'' | * ''The term "ordered" in the attribute {{Attr|operationalStopOrdered}} refers to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.'' | ||
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The following table summarises the semantical constraints between the attributes {{TT:Tag|ocpTT}}.{{Attr|ocpType}}, {{TT:Tag|stopDescription}}.{{Attr|guaranteedPass}}, .{{Attr|commercial}}, .{{Attr|onOff}}, .{{Attr|stopOnRequest}} and .{{Attr|operationalStopOrdered}}:<br>[[file:rml_stopDescription_en_constraints.png||semantical constraints of <stopDescription>]]<br> | |||
* Green cells are default values.<br>* {{Attr|ocpType}}='begin','end' are deprecated from railML 2.2. | |||
* If no {{TT:Tag|stopDescription}} is given, it is either a non-guaranteed pass (1.2) or a stop with undefined properties, depending on the attribute {{Attr|ocpType}}. | |||
* ''The term "commercial" of the attribute in railML traditionally refers to the contractual relationship between RU and end-customer, not to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.'' | |||
* ''The term "ordered" in the attribute {{Attr|operationalStopOrdered}} refers to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.'' |
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The following table summarises the semantical constraints between the attributes <ocpTT>.ocpType, <stopDescription>.guaranteedPass, .commercial, .onOff, .stopOnRequest and .operationalStopOrdered:
semantical constraints of <stopDescription>
- Green cells are default values.
* ocpType='begin','end' are deprecated from railML 2.2. - If no <stopDescription> is given, it is either a non-guaranteed pass (1.2) or a stop with undefined properties, depending on the attribute ocpType.
- The term "commercial" of the attribute in railML traditionally refers to the contractual relationship between RU and end-customer, not to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.
- The term "ordered" in the attribute operationalStopOrdered refers to the contractual relationship between IM and RU.