conjunction with the next three following IDs of other attributes. values names within are given, in this which case it is container. mandatory. If the name referenced in linktoid is Optional 0..1 XS:String. Attribute of present, then this name must also Allowed FamilyName) be present. For example, in an values are yes Asian name such as In Wook, and no. Wook cannot occur without In, and vice versa. If the order with respect to the name Optional 0..1 XS:String. of in linktoid is irrelevant, this flag can Allowed FamilyName) be set. Common with hyphenated values are yes last names, where no specific order and no. is preferred. How are this name, and the name Optional 0..1 XS:String. of FamilyName) refenced in linktoid joined together? Allowed If this option is omitted then a space values are is assumed. hyphenated or nospace Nickname Is this name a nickname (i.e. a Optional 0..1 XS:String. (Attribute of contraction or expansion of a Allowed FamilyName) name, or a name by which a person values are yes goes that is not really part of their and no. name). that can be added to the Optional 0..1 XS:String name. Can be a simple title (Mister, Madam, etc.) an academic title (Doctor) or any other preceding title. ID (attribute of Each name element must be Mandatory 1 XS:Integer Title) assigned a uniquely identifying number. Suffix Any part of the name is added Optional 0..* XS:String to the end. Examples would be generation codes (Junior, Senior, III) Academic degrees, etc. Each name element must be Mandatory 1 XS:Integer ID (attribute of Suffix) assigned a uniquely identifying number. List of IDs to form the person’s Mandatory 1 XS:String FormatShortName shortname. Example for most English would be their first name. List of IDs to form the person’s Mandatory 1 XS:String preferred formal name. An example might be the person’s first and family name, or their nickname and their family name.
conjunction with the next three attributes. following values are given, in which case it is mandatory. IDs of other names within this container. of FamilyName) If the name referenced in linktoid is present, then this name must also be present. For example, in an Asian name such as In Wook, Wook cannot occur without In, and vice versa. Optional 0..1 XS:String. Allowed values are yes and no. of FamilyName) If the order with respect to the name in linktoid is irrelevant, this flag can be set. Common with hyphenated last names, where no specific order is preferred. Optional 0..1 XS:String. Allowed values are yes and no. of FamilyName) How are this name, and the name refenced in linktoid joined together? If this option is omitted then a space is assumed. Optional 0..1 XS:String. Allowed values are hyphenated or nospace Nickname (Attribute of FamilyName) Is this name a nickname (i.e. a contraction or expansion of a name, or a name by which a person goes that is not really part of their name). Optional 0..1 XS:String. Allowed values are yes and no. that can be added to the name. Can be a simple title (Mister, Madam, etc.) an academic title (Doctor) or any other preceding title. Optional 0..1 XS:String ID (attribute of Title) Each name element must be assigned a uniquely identifying number. Mandatory 1 XS:Integer Suffix Any part of the name is added to the end. Examples would be generation codes (Junior, Senior, III) Academic degrees, etc. Optional 0..* XS:String ID (attribute of Suffix) Each name element must be assigned a uniquely identifying number. Mandatory 1 XS:Integer FormatShortName List of IDs to form the person’s shortname. Example for most English would be their first name. Mandatory 1 XS:String List of IDs to form the person’s preferred formal name. An example might be the person’s first and family name, or their nickname and their family name. Mandatory 1 XS:String Attribute
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