Name of Textual description of the For primitive data Maximum List of data item business meaning of the data elements: data type number of allowed being element (integer, floating characters values, defined point, alphabetic, for default, date, etc.) and, as primitives; rules appropriate, format blank for governing (e.g. date as structures legal MM/DD/YYYY). values, and any other For data structures description show the components of the data that comprise the values structure. , .. … … … … Appendix D: Report Specification [This optional appendix contains descriptions of reports that the system to generate. Many applications involve generating reports from one or more databases, files or other information sources. Exploring the content and format of the reports needed is an important aspect of requirements develop. Describe the contents and layouts of each report, including changes being made in an existing version of the report. Indicate the conditions that will trigger generating the report (e.g., manual or automatic) the timing of report generation, and the disposition of the report, such as to whom it is sent or where it is stored. Use the following template to document business rules. Report ID: Report Title: Report Purpose: Data Sources: Frequency and Disposition: Latency: Visual Layout: Header and Footer: Report Body: End-of-Report Indicator: Interactivity: Security Access Restrictions: If appropriate, provide a mock-up or a sample of the report, or an illustration of a similar existing report, showing the desired layout. ]
Name of data item being defined Textual description of the business meaning of the data element For primitive data elements: data type (integer, floating point, alphabetic, date, etc.) and, as appropriate, format (e.g. date as MM/DD/YYYY). For data structures show the components that comprise the structure. , Maximum number of characters for primitives; blank for structures List of allowed values, default, rules governing legal values, and any other description of the data values … … .. … … Appendix D: Report Specification [This optional appendix contains descriptions of reports that the system to generate. Many applications involve generating reports from one or more databases, files or other information sources. Exploring the content and format of the reports needed is an important aspect of requirements develop. Describe the contents and layouts of each report, including changes being made in an existing version of the report. Indicate the conditions that will trigger generating the report (e.g., manual or automatic) the timing of report generation, and the disposition of the report, such as to whom it is sent or where it is stored. Use the following template to document business rules. Report ID: Report Title: Report Purpose: Data Sources: Frequency and Disposition: Latency: Visual Layout: Header and Footer: Report Body: End-of-Report Indicator: Interactivity: Security Access Restrictions: If appropriate, provide a mock-up or a sample of the report, or an illustration of a similar existing report, showing the desired layout. ]