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Re: Timetable updates [message #572 is a reply to message #571] Thu, 08 April 2004 15:10 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Joachim.Rubröder is currently offline  Joachim.Rubröder
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This case is not especially treated in the schema. But you are free to
put a whole big timetable with thousand trains in a file, or to send
just a few update-trains. I think this is a task for the receiving
program to identify the trains as new or known ones.

There is the <date> attribute in <train> which could be used as date of
the last change and I thought about adding another optional attribute
<status> in the <train> element (as used within SBB) wich could have
values like "new", "changed", "omitted", ...
Would this be helpful?

Joachim Rubröder

Tobias Bende schrieb:
> I have a question on updates of existing timetables. Given that a file
> with a complete timetable (especially in a format like RailML) is very
> large it is in practice often desirable to be able to send updates when
> something changes as opposed to recreate and send the entire file. Is this
> something that has been considered?
>
> Tobias Bende
>
>
 
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