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When selecting an attribute with multiple cardinality, Object Builder does not enforce the maximum bound (or indeed the minimum bound either). That is (0..1) is treated the same as (0..2) and (0..*) etc.
This means that it is possible to create non-compliant objects unintentionally which will not work in the CDM.
Potential Solutions:
Validate number of occurences and raise a warning message if it exceeds the CDM specification. Probably better that this is not a breaking error as there may be occasions where an end user wants to create invalid data knowingly.
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Feature Request
Description of Problem:
When selecting an attribute with multiple cardinality, Object Builder does not enforce the maximum bound (or indeed the minimum bound either). That is (0..1) is treated the same as (0..2) and (0..*) etc.
This means that it is possible to create non-compliant objects unintentionally which will not work in the CDM.
Potential Solutions:
Validate number of occurences and raise a warning message if it exceeds the CDM specification. Probably better that this is not a breaking error as there may be occasions where an end user wants to create invalid data knowingly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: