It is important that project personnel become familiar with S1000D-unique concepts such as data modules, the Common Source Data Base (CSDB), and information codes. For additional guidance and...

UltraCSDB is a comprehensive and powerful S1000D Common Source Database (CSDB) that provides centralised management, workflow, storage and retrieval of S1000D & iSpec 2200 projects, data modules, publication modules, IETP-X, …

This document will also provide considerations for choosing a CSDB tool (refer to 5). Note: All XML points to S1000D Issue 4.0 schemas in order to accommodate the capabilities for the Common...

content types for the Army will be: Descriptive, Procedural, Crew, Fault, Illustrated parts data, and Maintenance checklists. Other DMs also deal with Business Rules (BRs), change packages, and DM management. • The Common Source DataBase (CSDB) (remember that this can be just a directory) also stores other types of information

ARMY BUSINESS RULES FOR S1000D: INTERNATIONAL SPECIFICATION FOR TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS UTILIZING A COMMON SOURCE DATA BASE AMCS 9089 AREA TMSS DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public...

The CSDB is designed to enable production of output as either page-oriented publications, Web-based publications, or Interactive Electronic Technical Publications (IETPs), without regard to the specific hardware or software in use. By leveraging a …

formats in a Common Source Data Base (CSDB) Why was S1000D developed? In the 1980s, documentation for military projects in Europe used various national specifications, making data interchange between nations difficult During this same period, civil aviation was successfully using ATA S100 to deliver and interchange information internationally

2021年2月17日 · S1000D uses XML files whereas JSG uses MySQL as a database. S1000D is a very costly solution. Users/Navy need to have S1000D CSDB studio to get all the documents converted as per S1000D. If the navy /airforce does not have an S1000D suit or a CSDB studio then going for S1000D is absolutely no use.

The S1000D specification defines the Common Source Database (CSDB) as “an information store and management tool for all objects required to produce the technical publications within projects”[]. In practice that means that it is the repository for all data modules and publication modules plus any graphics or other multimedia used.

Army implementation in work • Business Rules: Must be created to fully use the S1000D specification. • Technical Maturity: Common Source Database (CSDB) is unique to S1000D. • Cost: Significant costs to develop and mature S1000D. − Business Rules: Army $10M invested over 10 -year period; annual support $200,000.