CSA ISO/IEC 10032 : 1996

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Symbols and abbreviations
   3.1 Symbols
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Data Management Requirements
   4.1 Purpose
   4.2 Information systems
   4.3 Database and schema
   4.4 Data Modelling Facility
   4.5 Data independence
   4.6 Data Management services
   4.7 Processors and interfaces
   4.8 Access control
   4.9 Operational requirements to support data
       management
   4.10 Additional operational requirements to
        support data management in a distributed
        information system
   4.11 Dictionary systems
5 Concepts for data level pairs and related
   processes
   5.1 Purpose
   5.2 Level pairs
   5.3 Dependence of level pairs on a Data Modelling
       Facility
   5.4 Level pairs and associated processes
   5.5 Access control for level pairs
   5.6 Schema modification
6 Architectural model
   6.1 Purpose
   6.2 Modelling concepts
   6.3 The generic model of data management
   6.4 Specialization of the model in different
       environments
   6.5 Database environment
   6.6 Distribution Controller
   6.7 Export/Import model
   6.8 Access Control for Data Management
7 Objectives and principles for data management
   standardization
   7.1 Purpose
   7.2 Technical objectives associated with data
       management standardization
   7.3 Means of achieving objectives
   7.4 Aspects of data management standards
Annex A (informative) Related International Standards
Annex B (informative) Relationship of existing and
        developing database standards to the
        architecture of the Reference Model of Data
        Management
      B.1 Purpose
      B.2 Database Languages
      B.3 Information Resource Dictionary System, IRDS
      B.4 Remote Database Access, RDA
      B.5 Export/Import
      B.6 Candidates for standardization
Annex C (informative) Index of terms
Figures and Tables

Defines the ISO Reference Model of Data Management. It establishes a framework for coordinating the development of existing and future standards for the management of persistent data in information systems. See annex A for references to existing data management standards. Defines common terminology and concepts pertinent to all data held within information systems. Includes processes which are concerned with handling persistent data and their interaction with processes particular to the requirements of a specific information system. This includes common data management services such as those required to define, store, retrieve, update, maintain, backup, restore, and communicate applications and dictionary data. Includes consideration of standards for the management of data located on one or more computer systems, including services for distributed database management.