| Code | Display | comment | comment | Comments |
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unknown | Unknown | | | |
masked | Masked | Using "masked" may be breach of security or confidentiality, but there are times when its use is required to support alternate workflows for gaining access to denied information. | Using "masked" may be breach of security or confidentiality, but there are times when its use is required to support alternate workflows for gaining access to denied information. | Using "masked" may be breach of security or confidentiality, but there are times when its use is required to support alternate workflows for gaining access to denied information. | Using "masked" may be breach of security or confidentiality, but there are times when its use is required to support alternate workflows for gaining access to denied information. | |
not-applicable | Not Applicable | | | |
unsupported | Unsupported | | | |
as-text | As Text | It may be linked by internal references (e.g. xml:id). This usually implies that the value could not be represented in the correct format - this may be due to system limitations, or this particular data value. | It may be linked by internal references (e.g. xml:id). This usually implies that the value could not be represented in the correct format - this may be due to system limitations, or this particular data value. | It may be linked by internal references (e.g. xml:id). This usually implies that the value could not be represented in the correct format - this may be due to system limitations, or this particular data value. | It may be linked by internal references (e.g. xml:id). This usually implies that the value could not be represented in the correct format - this may be due to system limitations, or this particular data value. | |
error | Error | | | |
not-performed | Not Performed | | | |
not-permitted | Not Permitted | This is most often associated with required bindings that do not include the actual code used, but may be used with other data types. | This is most often associated with required bindings that do not include the actual code used, but may be used with other data types. | This is most often associated with required bindings that do not include the actual code used, but may be used with other data types. | This is most often associated with required bindings that do not include the actual code used, but may be used with other data types. | |