Effective Range

Expresses effectivity as a range of ordered values, such as a range of serial numbers or lot numbers. The absence of a Start identifier indicates the item is effective to all referenced items whose sequence identifier precedes the End Value. The absence of an End identifier indicates the item is effective to all referenced items whose sequence identifier succeeds the Start Value. Multiple ranges are possible, they may be contiguous or disjoint.

Child Components

Type Code 0..1
Action Code 0..1
Identifier 0..∞
UUID 0..1
Source Identifier 0..1
Party Identifier 0..1
Identifier Set 0..∞
Related Identifier 0..∞
Inclusive Indicator 0..1
Start Identifier 0..1
Lower Limit 0..1
Range Count Number 0..1
End Identifier 0..1
Upper Limit 0..1
Extension 1..1

UML Class Model

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@startuml

class EffectiveRange {
    String TypeCode
    CodeList ActionCode
    String Identifier
    String UUID
    String SourceIdentifier
    String PartyIdentifier
    String InclusiveIndicator
    String StartIdentifier
    String LowerLimit
    String RangeCountNumber
    String EndIdentifier
    String UpperLimit
}

class "IdentifierSet"{}
class "RelatedIdentifier"{}

EffectiveRange o-d- "0...∞" "IdentifierSet"
EffectiveRange o-r- "0...∞" "RelatedIdentifier"

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@enduml

Where Used

Following is a list of components that have Effective Range as a child component.

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