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healthcare-toolkit/v/3.1/hl7-edi.adoc

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 YAML uses a combination of lists and sets of key-value pairs. The order of values is not important, as long as the required items are present. Quotes (either single or double quotes) are used around values which may consist of digits but are meant to be interpreted as strings (since otherwise the YAML parser treats the values as numbers). Indentation is used to show the nesting of lists.
 
 For readability, the ESL structures shown here define all simple key-value pairs before any lists that are part of the same definition.
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 === Copying and Editing Schema Definitions
 
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 See the following section for an example of a schema combining a message structure and segment definitions.
 
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 === Simplifying a Schema Using Example Messages
 
 The HL7 standard definitions are very complex, with segments often having twenty or more components and many of the components composites which themselves are broken down into many subcomponents. This can make mapping HL7 difficult, since the DataSense view of the message has to contain all these subcomponents.