---+ !Server-side Opertaion for Data Access version 1.0 Proposed Erratum 1: ID parameter UCD amendment Author: Marco Molinaro Date last changed: 2019-04-16 <!-- Date accepted|rejected: 20NN-MM-DD --> ---++ Rationale !SODA protocol uses the *ID* parameter to specify opaque identifiers to the dataset or file to be accessed. The UCD specified in the !SODA-embedded 3-factor semantics is reported in the REC text as <verbatim>meta.ref.url;meta.curation.SODA</verbatim> This is not a valid UCD both for the, probably, typo of the added *.SODA* part and the fact that meta.curation identifies a *man/organization responsible for the data* as per the UCD vocabulary. ---++ Erratum Content This Erratum proposes to change, in §3.2.1 "*ID*" of [[http://ivoa.net/documents/SODA/20170517/index.html][SODA - Version 1.0]] the UCD in the sentence <verbatim> The UCD describing the ID parameter is meta.ref.url;meta.curation.SODA </verbatim> from <verbatim>meta.ref.url;meta.curation.SODA</verbatim> to <verbatim>meta.id;meta.dataset</verbatim> thus achieving: * typo amendment * reference to a dataset rather than an organization * using a UCD referring to an identifier rather than a resource locator * keeping the identifier opaque as required by the specification ---++ Impact Assessment Being the UCD only used in !SODA to describe uniquely the *ID* parameter using the 3-factor semantics, this change will have a minimal impact on the service provider's side (requiring the UCD amendment and releasing it). On the client side it has to be evaluated whether applications need changes. However it has to be noticed that there are few !SODA service currently in place (and none registered). <!-- * Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME = IVOA.TWikiAdminGroup -->
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