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Tracker:	WS-DAI Issues
Title:	(977) Disconnected Data Sets.
Description:	From GGF11: Need to consider whether the DAIS framework can deal with disconnected data sets and also the possibility of reconciling these with the original data resource if these are sent back to the data resource. Are there any assumptions about connectedness in DAIS? Are new properties required?.
Submitted By:	Mario Antonioletti
Submitted On:	07/19/2004 5:14 AM EST
Last Modified:	12/21/2005 4:30 AM EST
Closed:	12/21/2005 4:30 AM EST

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Group: *
Status:*	Closed
Category: *
Customer: *
Priority: *	3
Assigned To: *	Simon Laws
Reported in Release: *
Fixed in Release: *
Estimated Hours: *	0
Actual Hours: *	0

Comments

Norman Paton: 12/21/2005 4:30 AM EST
	Comment:	Pending expire
	Action:	Update

Norman Paton: 12/21/2005 4:30 AM EST
	Action:	Update artifact_status changed from Pending to Closed

Norman Paton: 12/06/2005 12:09 PM EST

Comment:

The  provision of enhanced functionality around disconnected data sets, such as using them for updates or for writing back, is considered beyond the 
scope of the first version of the DAIS specifications.

Action:

Update

Norman Paton: 12/06/2005 12:09 PM EST
	Action:	Update artifact_status changed from Open to Pending Priority changed from 1 to 3

Simon Laws: 09/14/2004 6:04 AM EST
	Action:	Update Priority changed from 2 to 1

Simon Laws: 09/14/2004 5:59 AM EST

Comment:

What are the consequences for the semantics of a data service if we require that the data to be accessed is disconnected from the underlying data 
resource. For example, using a data service to access the results of a SQL query where the results are read out of the database where the SQL query 
was executed.

Action:

Update

Norman Paton: 07/26/2004 5:38 PM EST

Comment:

Just to flag, this certainly seems to relate to Issue 933.  This seems like a question of behavioral properties.  We should certainly be able to 
identify candidates for GGF12.  For what it's worth.  Sensitivity seems like an example of such a property.  I note that it defines the behavior 
exhibited, and not the means by which that behavior was obtained!

Action:

Update

Mario Antonioletti: 07/19/2004 5:14 AM EST
	Action:	Create

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