I have deleted validity in calorimetric, optical and hygrothermal,
because the validity depends on the method. When a new version of the
method is published, the old data is still valid according to the old
version. validity/to doesn't help in this case. validity/from doesn't
help neither, because the properties of a component do not change and
are therefore always valid for this component.
I have deleted validity in common/approval, because there could be
ambigous meanings if there is an approval with a timestamp after
validity/to. If there is an approval, it's also valid for the past of
this component. If the databases do not return a current approval,
then it was withdrawn. If an approver wants to limit the duration of
the validity, she can do so in the statement of the approval which
we still need to implement.
I keep validity only in method, because methods can depend on
regulations or standards which change sometimes and deprecated methods
should still be available. Deprecated data does not need to be
available, because everyone can store it for themselves.
I have deleted
validity
in calorimetric, optical and hygrothermal, because the validity depends on the method. When a new version of the method is published, the old data is still valid according to the old version. validity/to doesn't help in this case. validity/from doesn't help neither, because the properties of a component do not change and are therefore always valid for this component.I have deleted
validity
in common/approval, because there could be ambigous meanings if there is an approval with a timestamp after validity/to. If there is an approval, it's also valid for the past of this component. If the databases do not return a current approval, then it was withdrawn. If an approver wants to limit the duration of the validity, she can do so in thestatement
of the approval which we still need to implement.I keep
validity
only inmethod
, because methods can depend on regulations or standards which change sometimes and deprecated methods should still be available. Deprecated data does not need to be available, because everyone can store it for themselves.Closes #174