Original report on BitBucket by Darren Bell (GitHub: darrenbell2).
In spreadsheet, 1.3.1 has note: ”Freetext description on the metadata access conditions for the provided metadata for question-related information only. Examples of such conditions are the copyright status, usage regulations based on legislation, a license, or other agreement concerning the metadata usage.”
with XPath of ddi:DDIInstance/s:StudyUnit/a:Archive/a:ArchiveSpecific/a:Collection/a:Item/a:Access/a:AccessConditions/r:Content
However, this XPath is already used for the purpose of study-related information. See 6.21.3, which has the note:
Freetext description on the metadata access conditions for the provided metadata for the study-related information only. Examples of such conditions are the copyright status, usage regulations based on legislation, a license, or other agreement concerning the metadata usage.
Question: How are we to distinguish these two different contexts with the same XPath?
Original report on BitBucket by Darren Bell (GitHub: darrenbell2).
In spreadsheet, 1.3.1 has note:
”Freetext description on the metadata access conditions for the provided metadata for question-related information only. Examples of such conditions are the copyright status, usage regulations based on legislation, a license, or other agreement concerning the metadata usage.”
with XPath of ddi:DDIInstance/s:StudyUnit/a:Archive/a:ArchiveSpecific/a:Collection/a:Item/a:Access/a:AccessConditions/r:Content
However, this XPath is already used for the purpose of study-related information. See 6.21.3, which has the note:
Freetext description on the metadata access conditions for the provided metadata for the study-related information only. Examples of such conditions are the copyright status, usage regulations based on legislation, a license, or other agreement concerning the metadata usage.
Question: How are we to distinguish these two different contexts with the same XPath?