Data elements must be created in a parent data set. You cannot create data elements in the data sets of the base data schema or categories, but you can create as many new data sets as you need for your policy.
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The following are properties that you can set for a Credit Account Information data set with three data elements.
Element name | credit |
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Short (display) name | Credit Account Information |
Set category | Financial account identifiers |
Under the new Credit Account Information data set, create three data elements with the following properties:
Element name | company number expiration |
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Short (display) name | Credit Card Company Credit Card Number Credit Card Expiration Date |
Set category | Financial account identifiers |
When you have finished creating the data elements, the following is added to your XML policy:
<!-- Custom data elements defined by this policy. --> <DATASCHEMA> <DATA-DEF name="credit" short-description="Credit Account Information"> <CATEGORIES><financial/></CATEGORIES> </DATA-DEF> <DATA-DEF name="credit.company" short-description="Credit Card Company"> <CATEGORIES><financial/></CATEGORIES> </DATA-DEF> <DATA-DEF name="credit.number" short-description="Credit Card Number"> <CATEGORIES><financial/></CATEGORIES> </DATA-DEF> <DATA-DEF name="credit.expiration" short-description="Credit Card Expiration Date"> <CATEGORIES><financial/></CATEGORIES> </DATA-DEF> </DATASCHEMA>
After the data set has been created, it must be moved to a data group to be declared in your policy.
If you determine that you need to model a new data element based on an existing one, follow these steps.
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