Documentation for HR-XML - Human Resources XML
Definition Type: Element
Name: TitleAffixCode
Namespace: http://www.hr-xml.org/3
Type: oa:CodeType
Containing Schema: Fields.xsd
Abstract
Documentation:
This is intended to accomodate a special category of affixes to person names, such as aristocratic titles (For example, "Baron" or "Lord"), political or legal titles (Senator, Judge), academic titles (Professor), or Military rank or title (Major, Capt., etc.). Within some systems and implementation contexts, such titles may be handled simply as a PreferredSalutationCode. However, there are also implementations where it is necessary to present the two concepts separately. Senator. Ms. Sara Jones; Professor. Mr. Sam Smith; Major. Ms. Jane Doe. Such titles would not always be from an enumerated value domain, but they could be within systems implemented within specialized settings such as education, government, military, etc. Note that this is not intended to capture information such as a Position Title.
Collapse XSD Schema Diagram:
Drilldown into listSchemeURI in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listURI in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into languageID in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into name in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listVersionID in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listName in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listAgencyName in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listAgencyID in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into listID in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into CodeType in schema unqualifieddatatypes_xsd Drilldown into CodeType in schema fields_xsd1XSD Diagram of TitleAffixCode in schema fields_xsd (HR-XML - Human Resources XML)
Collapse XSD Schema Code: 
<xsd:element name="TitleAffixCode" type="oa:CodeType">
    <xsd:annotation>
        <xsd:documentation>This is intended to accomodate a special category of affixes to person names, 
such as aristocratic titles (For example, "Baron" or "Lord"), political or legal titles (Senator, Judge), academic 
titles (Professor), or Military rank or title (Major, Capt., etc.). Within some systems and implementation contexts, 
such titles may be handled simply as a PreferredSalutationCode. However, there are also implementations where
it is necessary to present the two concepts separately. Senator. Ms. Sara Jones; Professor. Mr. Sam Smith;
Major. Ms. Jane Doe. Such titles would not always be from an enumerated value domain, but they could be
within systems implemented within specialized settings such as education, government, military, etc.
Note that this is not intended to capture information such as a Position Title.</xsd:documentation>
    </xsd:annotation>
</xsd:element>
Collapse Child Attributes:
Name Type Default Value Use
listID udt:listID Optional
listAgencyID udt:listAgencyID Optional
listAgencyName udt:listAgencyName Optional
listName udt:listName Optional
listVersionID udt:listVersionID Optional
name udt:name Optional
languageID udt:languageID Optional
listURI udt:listURI Optional
listSchemeURI udt:listSchemeURI Optional
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