ECMA 270 : 1ED 97

1 Scope
2 Conformance
   2.1 Conformance of an SDS
   2.2 Conformance of a PCTE tool
3 Normative references
4 Terms and definitions
   4.1 CDIF and PCTE terms
   4.2 Other terms
        4.2.1 CASE tool
        4.2.2 derived SDS
        4.2.3 model
        4.2.4 PCTE model
        4.2.5 PCTE tool
        4.2.6 SDS for a (given) CDIF subject area
5 Symbols (and abbreviated terms)
   5.1 Notations
   5.2 Abbreviations
        5.2.1 CDIF
        5.2.2 DDL
        5.2.3 PCTE
        5.2.4 SDS
6 Outline of the Standard
7 Mapping principles
8 Issues for the mapping
   8.1 Mapping of names
        8.1.1 Uniqueness of Names
        8.1.2 Syntax of Names
        8.1.3 Basic mapping of names
        8.1.4 Duplication of names
   8.2 Subtyping of meta-entities
   8.3 Subtyping of meta-relationships
   8.4 Modularity and sharing
   8.5 Subject area Foundation
9 Mapping a CDIF subject area to a PCTE SDS
   9.1 Format of mapping
   9.2 Common meta-object properties
   9.3 Subject area
   9.4 Meta-entities
   9.5 Meta-relationships
   9.6 Meta-attributes
   9.7 Data types
   9.8 Subject area Foundation
10 Introduction to derived SDSs defined in annexes
   10.1 Aims
   10.2 PCTE modelling language standard
   10.3 Ordering of subject area definitions
   10.4 Ordering of SDS definitions
   10.5 Structure of SDS definitions
Annex A - SDS CDIF_Foundation
Annex B - SDS CDIF_Common
Annex C - SDS CDIF_DataDefinition
Annex D - SDS CDIF_DataModelling

This standard gives a mapping of CDIF to PCTE or, more specifically, of a CDIF subject area to a PCTE Schema Definition Set (SDS). Provided that restrictions used in the CDIF subject area standards are followed, the mapping can be applied to standard CDIF subject areas and to CDIF subject areas that are defined as user extensions.