Rodrigo Filgueira wrote: > I've been going round in circles about this question all weekend, and > have two ideas. > > 1. It's basic and most important use is to provide reference to check > the correctness of the arquetypes. > 2. It is needed for some types of persistence design > > Why am I asking myself this? because once assertions are implemented, > all that may be needed for validating real data may be included in > archetypes, can't it > > am I missing something? yes....the data. The data are all instances of the reference model, nothing else. No matter how many openEHR deployments, no matter how many archetypes or templates - all the data are instances of the one schema - the reference model.
- thomas
