| Business DEX (UK_Defence008):— functional_breakdown | Date: 2009/04/16 15:45:40 Revision: 1.4 |
The information requirements for functional breakdown structures has been defined within the UK_Defence Scoping Document (Version X). The following table lists the correspondance of Business Objects to those requirements:
|
Information requirement |
Business Object(s) |
|---|---|
| The information that defines a functional breakdown | Functional Breakdown |
| The information that identifies a position in the functional breakdown | Function Relationship.id |
| The information that identifies the type of functional breakdown | Functional Breakdown.type |
| The information that identifies the parent of an element in the functional breakdown | Function Relationship.parent |
| The information that identifies the children of an element in the functional breakdown | Function Relationship.child |
| The information that characterizes the elements of the functional breakdown | Function.related product design |
| The information that characterizes the relationships between the elements of the functional breakdown | Function Relationship |
| The information that characterizes additional identifiers for the elements of the functional breakdown | Function.id |
| The information that describes the function of elements in a functional breakdown | Function.description |
| The information that characterizes the documents associated with the elements of the functional breakdown | Document Association.related document, Document, Document Association.related item, Function |
| The information that characterizes the properties associated with elements of the functional breakdown | Function.related product design |
| The information that characterizes the approval of functional breakdowns and their elements | Status Assignment.assigned status.State, Status Assignment.subject, Function |
Table 1 — Functional breakdown information requirements
In terms of business objects, these information requirements are modelled as shown previously in Figure 2.
From the information model there are four main objects required to represent a Functional breakdown structure;
There are a number of other objects which may be associated to a breakdown structure;
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