We have a variable with value level metadata (VLM) and are specifying <def:Origin> at the variable level. However, we are getting DD0072 (Missing Origin) for each of the VLM <ItemDef> elements as well as DD0074 (Variable/Value Level Origin Type mismatch.).
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We have a variable with value level metadata (VLM) and are specifying <def:Origin> at the variable level. However, we are getting DD0072 (Missing Origin) for each of the VLM <ItemDef> elements as well as DD0074 (Variable/Value Level Origin Type mismatch.).
Here is an example:
<!-- Variable -->
<ItemDef OID="IT.ADAU.AVAL" Name="AVAL" DataType="float" Length="24" SignificantDigits="14" SASFieldName="AVAL" def:DisplayFormat="8.3">
<Description>
<TranslatedText xml:lang="en">Analysis Value</TranslatedText>
</Description>
<def:ValueListRef ValueListOID="VL.ADAU.AVAL" />
<def:Origin Type="Derived" />
</ItemDef>
<!-- Value list -->
<def:ValueListDef OID="VL.ADAU.AVAL">
<ItemRef ItemOID="IT.ADAU.AVAL.T_025_L" OrderNumber="1" Mandatory="No">
<def:WhereClauseRef WhereClauseOID="WC.ADAU.PARAMCD.EQ.T_025_L" />
</ItemRef>
<ItemRef ItemOID="IT.ADAU.AVAL.T_05_L" OrderNumber="2" Mandatory="No">
<def:WhereClauseRef WhereClauseOID="WC.ADAU.PARAMCD.EQ.T_05_L" />
</ItemRef>
</def:ValueListDef>
<!-- VLM -->
<ItemDef OID="IT.ADAU.AVAL.T_025_L" Name="T_025_L" DataType="float" Length="24" SignificantDigits="14" def:DisplayFormat="8.2" def:CommentOID="COM.T_025_L">
<Description>
<TranslatedText xml:lang="en">PARAMCD = T_025_L [AC THRESHOLD 0.25 kHz (dBHL) - Left Ear]</TranslatedText>
</Description>
</ItemDef>
<ItemDef OID="IT.ADAU.AVAL.T_05_L" Name="T_05_L" DataType="float" Length="24" SignificantDigits="14" def:DisplayFormat="8.2" def:CommentOID="COM.T_05_L">
<Description>
<TranslatedText xml:lang="en">PARAMCD = T_05_L [AC THRESHOLD 0.5 kHz (dBHL) - Left Ear]</TranslatedText>
</Description>
</ItemDef>
Is this a bug or are we specifying something incorrectly?
Thanks,
Mark