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8 years ago ISO 19103
General Requirement 3: All normative class models shall contain definitions sufficient for understanding of all classes, attributes, associations, operations and appropriate data type definitions.
Enumerations and codelists Requirement 7 (enumerations and codelists): As the values of enumerated types are concepts, each value shall have a definition for the value.
Naming and namespaces Recommendation 12: UML elements should use documentation fields to further explain the meanings (semantics) of named elements.
Documentation of models Requirement 19: Each classifier shall have a definition describing its intended meaning or semantics.
Requirement 20: Each package, classifier, operation, attribute, association role, association and constraint shall have a textual description in the text near its context diagram.
ISO 19109
Documentation of an application schema /req/uml/documentation: An application schema shall be documented. The textual definition of each CLASS, ATTRIBUTE, ASSOCIATION ROLE, OPERATION and CONSTRAINT should be recorded using the primary documentation facility provided by the tool if this information can be exported.
Secondary descriptions and informative notes for each PACKAGE, CLASS, ATTRIBUTE, ASSOCIATION ROLE, OPERATION and CONSTRAINT may be recorded using a TAGGED VALUE with the name “description”.
If a CLASS or other UML component is an implementation of a model element defined in a feature catalogue, the reference to the catalogue shall be documented in a TAGGED VALUE with the name “catalogue-entry”.
Writing definitions in models