A MTLibraryTerritoryRelationship
represents a relationship
between a MTLibrary
and a MTTerritory
.
name | data type | type | namespace | min/max occurs | constraints | description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
id | string | element | 0/1 | |||
library | MTLibrary | element | 1/1 | required | ||
territory | MTTerritory | element | 1/1 | required | ||
updated | dateTime | element | 0/1 |
Example
<libraryTerritoryRelationship> <library> <libraryAddresses> <libraryAddress> <address>...</address> <comment>...</comment> <id>...</id> <library/> <name>...</name> <role>...</role> <type>...</type> <updated>...</updated> </libraryAddress> </libraryAddresses> <code>...</code> <libraryContracts> <libraryContract> <commencementDate>...</commencementDate> <consecutiveRenewal>...</consecutiveRenewal> <contractPeriod>...</contractPeriod> <id>...</id> <library/> <postTermCollection>...</postTermCollection> <renewalPeriod>...</renewalPeriod> <royaltySetOf>...</royaltySetOf> <terminationDate>...</terminationDate> <terminationPeriod>...</terminationPeriod> <updated>...</updated> </libraryContract> </libraryContracts> <country>...</country> <id>...</id> <name>...</name> <owner> <comment>...</comment> <name>...</name> <id>...</id> <updated>...</updated> </owner> <status>...</status> <territoryRelationships> <territoryRelationship/> </territoryRelationships> <updated>...</updated> </library> <territory> <code>...</code> <country>...</country> <name>...</name> <weight>...</weight> <id>...</id> <updated>...</updated> </territory> <id>...</id> <updated>...</updated> </libraryTerritoryRelationship>