Specification had not been a requirement.Ģ.2.1 Constraints on hypercube declarationsĢ.2.2.1 Constraints on hypercube-dimension arcsĢ.3 Primary item declarations and hypercubes (normative)Ģ.3.1.1 Constraints on 'all' or 'notAll' arcsĢ.3.2 The required attribute on has-hypercube arcsĢ.3.2.1 Constraints on the value of the attributeĢ.3.3 The optional attribute on has-hypercube arcsĢ.3.3.1 Constraints on the value of the attributeĢ.4 Partitioning of a Dimensional relationship set across multiple base-sets (normative)Ģ.4.1 Taxonomy validation impact of splitting dimensional relationship setsĢ.4.2 Instance validation impact of splitting dimensional relationship setsĢ.4.3 Constraints on the value of a attributeĢ.5.1 Constraints on the dimension declarationĢ.5.3.1.1 Constraints on the dimension-domain arcsĢ.5.3.2.1 Constraints on the domain-member arcsĢ.5.3.3.1 Constraints on the value of the attributeĢ.6 Domain-member relations and inheritance (normative)Ģ.6.1 Processing of multiple has-hypercube arcsĢ.7 Default values for dimensions (normative)Ģ.7.1.1 Constraints on dimension-default arcsĢ.7.1.2 Constraints on instance documents about the member that is the default for a dimensionģ Dimensions in instance documents (normative)ģ.1 Validation of primary items (normative)ģ.1.1 Constraints on the validity of primary itemsģ.1.2 Mutual validity of hypercubes in a base setģ.1.3.1 Constraints on the individual validity of hypercubesģ.1.4.1 Obtaining the dimension value for a dimensionģ.1.4.2 Constraints about dimension valuesģ.1.4.3 Examples of context and their dimension validityģ.1.4.4.2 Constraints about the attribute in xbrldi:typedMember elementsģ.1.4.4.3 Constraints on the content of xbrldi:typedMember elementsģ.1.4.5.1 The xbrldi:explicitMember elementģ.1.4.5.2 Constraints on the attribute in xbrldi:explicitMemberģ.1.4.5.3 Constraints on the content of the xbrldi:explicitMember elementsģ.2 Definition of dimensionally equal facts (normative)Į Intellectual property status (non-normative) Of necessity, been made in the design that would not have been made if 100% compatibility with the base In such a way that it makes maximum use of components of in its components so as to requireĪ minimum amount of retooling of applications in order to be implemented.

Processing XBRL artefacts, even if those processors are unaware of this modular extension. The base specification and may be processed without error by any processor that is capable of correctly Its architecture is such that any XBRLĪrtefacts (instances and their Discoverable Taxonomy Sets) that conform to this specification also conform to It provides a generalised mechanism toĭefine dimensional metadata and to reference it in XBRL instances. It satisfies XBRL International’s dimensional taxonomy requirements. This specification allows XBRL taxonomy authors to define and restrict dimensional information that instanceĪuthors may use in the and elements of the Įlement of XBRL instance documents.

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