RE: [higgins-dev] M4 Data Model Goal #6

["Paul Trevithick" <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I didn't think there was a difference. -Paul

Jim wrote:
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> Does anyone know if there's a difference between an Attribute's name and
> its URI?
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> >>> jimse@xxxxxxxxxx 4/5/06 8:48:48 am >>>
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> Ok, I assumed that the Attribute's name and URI were one and the same -
> that a URI was the form of the name. What's the difference between the
> name and URI?
> 
> >>> drsecure@xxxxxxxxxx 4/5/06 5:59:59 am >>>
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> >Core data model goal #6 here (http://spwiki.editme.com/DataModelGoalsM4)
> says that an attribute's name indicates its type, but does not indicate
> the type of its value(s).
> 
> The URI will indicate the type of it's Value
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> Core data model goal #6 here (http://spwiki.editme.com/DataModelGoalsM4)
> says that an attribute's name indicates its type, but does not indicate
> the type of its value(s).
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> I need help understanding that. In my understanding of things, an
> attribute of a thing has a name, and a value (or values). Thus, there are
> two data elements: The name (which, I assume has a well-known type, such
> as URI), and the value(s). What data element does the type in #6 refer to
> if not the value(s)?_______________________________________________
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