Introduction
IDM 2.8.1 Block XML-Schema
Documentation
release 03/01/2022
Documented XML-scheme:
IDM_2_8_1.xsd
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The main element T_NEW_BLOCK defines that a new and complete multi-manufacturer catalogue data pool is made available.
XML files must be UTF-8 encrypted.
The IDM schema is subdivided in data ranges that are specified in the subsequent child-elements (see figure 1) in T_NEW_BLOCK.
Picture 1 - Child elements of T_NEW_BLOCK
The data ranges are not used in isolation from each other. In some data ranges, data is initially created and used from other data ranges via referencing.
Description of the data ranges
CATALOG
CATALOG is used to store administrative information concerning the data pool. E.g. the version of the data format, release date or the unique identification of the data pool.
SUPPLIER
SUPPLIER is used to store administrative information about the manufacturer. Example: specification of contact data, EDI communication parameters or the manufacturer's country of origin.
GLOBAL_DEFINITION
The GLOBAL_DEFINITION data range is a kind of data pool for information used in the other data ranges. Example: It is used to create settlement groups or information about media.
SERIES
SERIES is used to store the data for the description of the blocks. All items (blocks) are assigned to a product group.
FEATURE_DEFINITION
FEATURE_DEFINITION serves the purpose of defining assessment procedures (RESTRICTIONS).
BLOCK_VALUE_CALCULATION
BLOCK_VALUE_CALCULATION is used to store information for the block and onward settlement. Example: Data for rules on block prices (SET_OF_BLOCK_RULES), block conditions(BLOCK_CONDITIONS), or value tables (GRADING_TABLE) can be stored.
Elements of the catalogue structure
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Elements of the catalogue structure |
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Creating elements of the catalogue structure
The basic prerequisite for a block XML file are catalogue data with information on series, ranges, version types, versions, price fields and item data in an existing file.
Based on this, the data provisioning for the blocks including their components and prices can take place in accordance with the catalogue information.
Creating block information
Block information are created in the following element:
T_NEW_CATALOG/SERIES/SERIE/PRODUCT_GROUPS/PRODUCT_GROUP/ITEMS/ITEM
The element ITEM has a multitude of elements used to describe the properties of a block. A block is identified via the attribute TYPE_NO.
Please note that depending on the series, an item may have different properties. Consequently, an item and its properties can only be unequivocally identified in combination with the series.
The individual items of the block are then specified within the BLOCK_PARTS element.
Catalogue structure
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Catalogue structure |
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Catalogue and element structure
The fundamental catalogue structure of the data pools is arranged as follows:
Pict. 1 - Catalogue structure of the data pools
This catalogue structure is represented by the following element hierarchy in the IDM scheme:
Pict. 1 – Element hierarchy of the IDM scheme
The SERIE element is used to define the properties of a series. The element RESTRICTION_REF is used to assign versions to a series by assessment procedures. Product groups (PRODUCT_GROUPS) in which items with similar version types are combined are defined within the series. The items are automatically assigned to a series because they are child elements of the SERIE element.
Referencing
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Referencing |
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Referencing of elements
The IDM scheme defines references between different elements. Information about these references is stored in a central data area. Multiple use of this information from different data areas is achieved via references. The type of reference which is used in the IDM scheme is described as follows:
Terminology
the following terms for references are used in the IDM scheme:
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Key-Element |
an XML element which is referenced by other elements. |
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Ref-Element |
an XML element which references other elements. |
Reference operation
A key element is identified unambiguously by its attributes. The Ref-element possesses at least the key-attributes of the key-element. A reference between the elements is defined by congruent attributes values of ref- and key-element.
Example: Referencing of a series from an item
The following example shows the way in which way an item (ITEM) references a series (SERIE). Only an abstract of the XML elements is shown here.
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Key-element |
T_NEW_CATALOG/SERIES/SERIE |
<SERIES>
<SERIE SERIE_NO="1"/> … </SERIE>
<SERIE SERIE_NO="2"/> … </SERIE>
<SERIE SERIE_NO="3"/> … </SERIE>
. . .
<SERIE SERIE_NO="99"/> … </SERIE>
</SERIES>
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Ref-element |
T_NEW_CATALOG/SERIES/SERIE/PRODUCT_GROUPS/PRODUCT_GROUP/ITEMS/ITEM |
<ITEMS>
<ITEM SERIE_NO="1" . . . />
. . .
</ITEMS>
Example: Referencing of a feature
In the following example a feature is referenced by a restriction.
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Key-element |
T_NEW_CATALOG/FEATURE_DEFINITION/FEATURES/FEATURE/OPTIONS/OPTION |
<FEATURES>
<FEATURE FEATURE_NO="400"> <!-- Sockelausführung -->
<OPTIONS>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="1" FEATURE_NO="400"> … </OPTION>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="2" FEATURE_NO="400"> … </OPTION>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="3" FEATURE_NO="400"> … </OPTION>
</OPTIONS>
</FEATURE>
<FEATURE FEATURE_NO="401"> <!-- Sockelfarbe -->
<OPTIONS>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="1" FEATURE_NO="401"> … </OPTION>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="2" FEATURE_NO="401"> … </OPTION>
<OPTION OPTION_KEY="3" FEATURE_NO="401"> … </OPTION>
</OPTIONS>
</FEATURE>
</FEATURES>
The XML elements define for feature type 400 (FEATURE) three options (OPTION) numbered 1-3 and for the feature type 401 three options with numbers 1-3. A feature is identified by the combination of FEATURE_NO and OPTION_KEY.
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Ref-element |
T_NEW_CATALOG/FEATURE_DEFINITION/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION/OPTION_REF |
<RESTRICTION RESTRICTION_NO="1">
<OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_KEY="1" FEATURE_NO="400"/>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_KEY="3" FEATURE_NO="401"/>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_KEY="3" FEATURE_NO="400"/>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_KEY="3" FEATURE_NO="401"/>
</OPTION_COMBINATION>
<TEST_ID>1</TEST_ID>
</RESTRICTION>
The XML elements define a restriction for legal combinations (TEST_ID = 1) for the plinth features ( FEATURE_NO=400 ) and plinth colours (FEATURE_NO=401) The ref-element OPTION_REF with the attributes highlighted in grey, reference the key-element OPTION.
Restrictions
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Restrictions |
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Definition and assignment of restrictions
The validity of restrictions may be series specific or comprehensive, programme specific or item specific. The priority of a restriction corresponds with the hierarchy level series -> programme -> item on which the restriction is defined. A restriction defined on item level overrides a restriction which is defined on programme level. Overriding restrictions may only define additional restrictions but not reverse previous restrictions. Example: the availability of an item in a programme is excluded by a restriction defined on item level. A restriction defined on item level may not reverse this exclusion.
First, the restrictions are defined and in a second step they are assigned to series, programmes and items. Definition
Definition of restrictions
Restrictions are defined in the following element:
FEATURE_DEFINITION/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION
The element RESTRICTION references the feature combinations for which the restrictions have been defined. The element OPTION_REF references the feature combinations which are subject to control procedures. The element TEST_ID defines a feature combination as legal or illegal combination.
Example: definition of restrictions
<RESTRICTIONS>
<RESTRICTION RESTRICTION_NO="523" FEATURE_1_NO="100" FEATURE2_NO="101">
<OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="LA" FEATURE_NO="100"/> #lacquered
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="RO" FEATURE_NO="101"/> # red
</OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="LA" FEATURE_NO="100"/> # lacquered
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="GR" FEATURE_NO="101"/> # green
</OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_COMBINATION>
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="FU" FEATURE_NO="100"/> # veneered
<OPTION_REF OPTION_NO="BU" FEATURE_NO="101"/> # beech
</OPTION_COMBINATION>
<TEST_ID>1</TEST_ID>
</RESTRICTION>
</RESTRICTIONS>
The above mentioned example shows a restriction which defines a legal feature combination of „front finish" (No. 100) and "front colour" (No. 101). According to the above mentioned restriction the combinations lacquer-red, lacquer-green and beech veneer are permitted (TEST_ID = 1). The listing of permitted combinations (OPTION_REF) has to be in accordance with the sequence defined by the attributes in the element RESTRICTION (FEATURE_1_NO, FEATURE_2_NO)
For the purpose of unique and unambiguous identification of a restrictrion a RESTRICTION_NO) is assigned.
Assignment of restrictions
Series independent restriction
Series independent restrictions are assigned by the following elements:
SERIES/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION_REF
As the element RESTRICTION_REF is a child element of SERIES/RESTRICTIONS, all restrictions referenced in the element RESTRICTION_REF are assigned to all series which are defined in SERIES/SERIE.
Example: Series independent assignment of restrictions
<SERIES>
<RESTRICTIONS>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="1" RESTRICTION_NO="523"/>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="2" RESTRICTION_NO="678"/>
</RESTRICTIONS>
</SERIES>
In the above mentioned example the restrictions 523 and 678 are referenced and assigned to all series.
Series specific assignment
The rules for a series specific assignment of restrictions correspond to that of series independent assignment. the following element is used for the series-specific assignment:
SERIES/SERIE/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION_REF
The restrictions referenced in the element RESTRICTION_REF are assigned to that series in which the reference was made.
Restrictions which are assigned to programmes are one-level restrictions, containing only the feature No. 1( programme). These restrictions are mandatory if series > 0 and feature No. 1 is defined in the database.
Example: Series-specific assignment of restrictions
<SERIES>
<SERIE SERIE_NO="2">
<RESTRICTIONS>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="1" RESTRICTION_NO="45"/>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="2" RESTRICTION_NO="67"/>
</RESTRICTIONS>
</SERIE>
<SERIE SERIE_NO="7">
<RESTRICTIONS>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="1" RESTRICTION_NO="45"/>
<RESTRICTION_REF SEQUENCE="2" RESTRICTION_NO="123"/>
</RESTRICTIONS>
</SERIE>
</SERIES>
In the above mentioned example restrictions 45 and 67 are assigned to series "2" and restrictions 45 and 123 are assigned to series "7".
Item specific assignment
A programme specific assignment of restrictions is defined in the following element:
SERIES/SERIE/PRODUCT_GROUPS/PRODUCT_GROUP/ITEMS/ITEM/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION_REF
For item specific assignment the sames rules as for series or programme specific assignment apply.
If no restrictions are assigned to an item, this item is available without any restriction regarding series or programme.
Product group specific assignment
The product group specific assignment of restrictions is defined in the following element:
SERIES/SERIE/PRODUCT_GROUPS/PRODUCT_GROUP/RESTRICTIONS/RESTRICTION_REF
The rules for a product group specific assignment of restrictions correspond with the rules for series and programme specific assignment.
Data types
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Datatypes |
Data types and value ranges
The IDM schema used the data types defined in the standard XML schema 1.0 second edition (28 October 2004).
The following data types are used:
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boolean |
This data type maps the logical values "true" or "false". In accordance with the W3C recommendation for XML schemas, the values that can be used in the IDM are true/false or 1/0. |
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date |
In the IDM, the data type date is used in conformity with the XML schemas as follows:
YYYY-MM-DD YYYY = year, MM = month, DD = day |
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dateTime |
In the IDM, the data type dateTime is used in conformity with the XML schemas as follows:
YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ YYYY = year, MM = month, DD = day T = Start of time information hh = hour, mm = minute, ss = second Z = UTC time |
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gYear |
In the IDM, the data type dateTime is used in conformity with the XML schemas as follows:
YYYY |
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integer |
Numbers can be positive and negative integers. |
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nonNegativeInteger |
Value is a positive integer, including 0 |
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positiveInteger |
Value is a positive integer, excluding 0 |
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decimal |
The data type is used in the IDM for floating-point values. Floating-point values for this data type are, as recommended by the W3C, stored as 126.56 or 45.98000 or +27.0. |
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string |
A limited number of alphanumeric characters and special characters. |
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anyURI |
The data type is used in the IDM for mapping URLs.anyURI represents a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The lexical part of anyURI is an indefinite sequence of characters that correspond to a legal URI. An anyURI value can be absolute or relative and may contain fragment codes (e.g. an URI reference). |
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language |
The data type is used for the specification of valid language codes in the IDM.language represents codes for natural languages Tags for the Identification of Languagesas defined in the Thevaluerangeof language is the quantum of all character sequences that represent a valid code of a natural language. For ISO languages, the format consists of a sequence of 2-3 lower case letters optionally followed by a hyphen and a country code consisting of 2 upper case letters, e.g. en-US. |
The value ranges of the above data types are usually restricted for the elements in the IDM. The "restrictions" in the data type definition contains restrictions for minimum and maximum values, permitted characters and value lists.
In the XML documentation of the IDM, the value ranges are specified by the information coming after M and P.
In addition to XML data types mentioned here, separate data types are defined for the texts.
They are explained at the end of the documentation.
See also
languagetexte Complex Type
languagetexte30 Complex Type
languagetexte40 Complex Type
languagetexte60 Complex Type
languagetexte60999 Complex Type
Explanations for the documentation
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Explanations for the documentation |
Explanations for the IDM documentation
This paragraph contains explanations for the documentation of the IDM scheme.
Meaning of element properties
Each element is documented with a description and its properties. The following example shows an element description:
EXCHANGE_ID_NO Attribute Collapse All
Description
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This attribute identifies an exchange-ID. |
D nonNegativeInteger |
The properties of the element are listed on the right side. The following abbreviations are used:
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D |
Documentation of the data type for the element. If no value is set here, the element does not contain user data but further child elements. |
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P |
The values P and M are used to define the range of values. The regular term in P defines the number of legal values. |
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M |
M defines the minium and maximum value in the range of legal values. In a string data type P defines the legal values and M defines the minimum and maximum length of the string.
For numerical data types M defines the minimum and maximum value. |
Variation types
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
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Introduction > Variation types |
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Variation type |
Variation text |
Option type |
Remark |
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1 |
programm/ style |
A |
programm asvariation type |
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2 |
serial number |
A |
assignment of a five-digit serial number |
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100 |
Front finish |
A |
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101 |
Front colour 1 |
F |
Front filling smooth = complete surface |
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102 |
Front colour 2 |
F |
Frame |
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103 |
Front colour 3 |
F |
Pilaster strips |
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104 |
Edge colour front |
F |
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105 |
Front combination |
K |
If only one key is used for different front information |
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106 |
Front group |
A |
Overrides the FRONT_GROUP_NO in element FEATURE_DEFINITION/OPTION_DEFINITION/STYLE |
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110 |
Front finish contrast colour 1 |
A |
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111 |
Front colour 1 contrast colour 1 |
F |
Front filling smooth = complete surface |
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112 |
Front colour 2 contrast colour 1 |
F |
Frame |
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113 |
Front colour 3 contrast colour 1 |
F |
Pilaster strips |
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114 |
Edge colour front, contrast colour 1 |
F |
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115 |
Front combination, contrast colour 1 |
K |
The variations 111 - 114 are permitted. |
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120 |
Front finish contrast colour 2 |
A |
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121 |
Front colour 1 contrast colour 2 |
F |
Front filling smooth = complete surface |
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122 |
Front colour 2 contrast colour 2 |
F |
Frame |
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123 |
Front colour 3 contrast colour 2 |
F |
Pilaster strips |
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124 |
Edge colour front, contrast colour 2 |
F |
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125 |
Front combination, contrast colour 2 |
K |
The variations 121 - 124 are permitted. |
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150 |
Glass finish |
A |
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151 |
Glass colour |
F |
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152 |
Mullion type |
A |
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153 |
Mullion colour |
F |
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154 |
Type glass door frame |
A |
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155 |
Colour glass door frame |
F |
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160 |
Type roller shutter |
A |
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161 |
Colour roller shutter |
F |
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170 |
Type container |
A |
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171 |
Colour container |
F |
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200 |
Type carcase |
A |
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201 |
Carcase combination |
K |
If only one key is used for several – interior /exterior - carcase colours |
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202 |
Exterior carcase colour |
F |
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203 |
Interior carcase colour |
F |
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204 |
Edge carcase |
A |
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205 |
Edge colour carcase |
F |
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206 |
Type visible side |
A |
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207 |
Colour visible side |
F |
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208 |
Interior carcase colour for glass door cabinets |
F |
Glass door cabinets and open cabinets, which are not a shelf . |
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209 |
Interior carcase for glass door cabinets |
A |
Glass door cabinets and open cabinets, which are not a shelf . |
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300 |
Type handle |
A |
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301 |
Handle colour 1 |
F |
Colour handle, knob or main colour |
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302 |
Handle colour 2 |
F |
Colour bow, railing, or knob handles |
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303 |
Combination of handles |
K |
If only one key is defined for several handle conditions |
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304 |
Handle positions |
NULL |
cf. handle positions p. 5-23 |
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400 |
Type plinth |
A |
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401 |
Plinth colour |
F |
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402 |
Plinth height |
A |
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410 |
Type plinth bottom |
A |
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411 |
Colour plinth bottom |
F |
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500 |
Type shelves |
A |
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501 |
Colour shelves |
F |
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502 |
Type cornice |
A |
Includes shape and material |
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503 |
Colour cornice |
F |
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504 |
Type light pelment |
A |
Includes shape and material |
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505 |
Colour light pelmet |
F |
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506 |
Type ceiling filler |
A |
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507 |
Colour ceiling filler |
F |
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508 |
Type filler |
A |
Bottom ledge |
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509 |
Colour bottopm ledge |
F |
Bottom ledge |
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510 |
Type gallery shelf |
A |
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511 |
Colour gallery shelf |
F |
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512 |
Type gallery shelf edge |
A |
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513 |
Colour gallery shelf edge |
F |
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514 |
Type board |
A |
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515 |
Colour board |
F |
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516 |
Type board edge |
A |
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517 |
Colour board edge |
F |
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520 |
Type side panels/ bars |
A |
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521 |
Colour side panels/ bars |
F |
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522 |
Type bar panel edge |
A |
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523 |
Colour bar panel edge |
F |
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524 |
Type bottom shelf |
A |
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525 |
Colour bottom shelf |
F |
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526 |
Type bottom shelf edge |
A |
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527 |
Colour bottom shelf edge |
F |
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550 |
Type recess |
A |
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551 |
Colour recess |
F |
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560 |
Type recess accessories |
A |
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561 |
Colour recess accessories |
F |
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562 |
Type pilaster |
A |
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563 |
Colour pilaster |
F |
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564 |
Type pilaster edge |
A |
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565 |
Colour pilaster edge |
F |
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600 |
Type worktop |
A |
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601 |
Colour worktop |
F |
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602 |
Type worktop edge |
A |
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603 |
Colour worktop edge |
F |
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604 |
Type countertop |
A |
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605 |
Colour countertop |
F |
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606 |
Type countertop edge |
A |
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607 |
Colour countertop edge |
F |
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620 |
Type cover shelf |
A |
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621 |
Colour cover shelf |
F |
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622 |
Type cover shelf edge |
A |
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623 |
Colour cover shelf |
F |
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624 |
Type attachment table |
A |
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625 |
Colour attachment table |
F |
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626 |
Type attachment table edge |
A |
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627 |
Colour attachment table edge |
F |
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650 |
Type worktop upstand |
A |
Worktop upstand profile |
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651 |
Colour worktop upstand |
F |
Worktop upstand profile |
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700 |
Type drawer |
A |
Interior equipment |
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701 |
Colour drawer |
F |
Interior equipment |
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702 |
Type pull-out |
A |
Interior equipment |
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703 |
Colour pull-out |
F |
Interior equipment |
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750 |
Shape worktop |
S |
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751 |
Shape cornice |
S |
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752 |
Shape light pelmet |
S |
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753 |
Shape plinth |
S |
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754 |
Shape worktop upstand |
S |
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755 |
Shape cover shelf |
S |
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756 |
Shape countertop |
S |
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800 |
Type electrical appliance |
A |
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801 |
Colour electrical appliance |
F |
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802 |
Colour electr. appliances accessories |
F |
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850 |
Type sink |
A |
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851 |
Colour sink |
F |
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852 |
Colour sink accessories |
F |
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853 |
Colour mixer taps |
F |
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854 |
Type mixer taps |
A |
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900 |
Type general accessories |
A |
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901 |
Colour general accessories |
F |
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930 |
additional, graphical relevant information about type 1. |
A |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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931 |
additional, graphical relevant information about colour 1. |
F |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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932 |
additional, graphical relevant information about type 2. |
A |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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933 |
additional, graphical relevant information about colour 2. |
F |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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934 |
additional, graphical relevant information about type 3. |
A |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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935 |
additional, graphical relevant information about colour 3. |
F |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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936 |
additional, graphical relevant information about type 4. |
A |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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937 |
additional, graphical relevant information about colour 4. |
F |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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938 |
additional, graphical relevant information about type 5. |
A |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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939 |
additional, graphical relevant information about colour 5. |
F |
The software suppliers have to be informed separately about the meaning. |
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950 |
Type miscellaneous 1 |
A |
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951 |
Colour miscellaneous 1 |
F |
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952 |
Type miscellaneous 2 |
A |
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953 |
Colour miscellaneous 2 |
F |
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954 |
Type miscellaneous 3 |
A |
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955 |
Colour miscellaneous 3 |
F |
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956 |
Type miscellaneous 4 |
A |
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957 |
Colour miscellaneous 4 |
F |
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958 |
Type miscellaneous 5 |
A |
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959 |
Colour miscellaneous 5 |
F |
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960 |
Type miscellaneous 6 |
A |
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961 |
Colour miscellaneous 6 |
F |
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962 |
Type miscellaneous 7 |
A |
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963 |
Colour miscellaneous 7 |
F |
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964 |
Type miscellaneous 8 |
A |
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965 |
Colour miscellaneous 8 |
F |
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966 |
Type miscellaneous 9 |
A |
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967 |
Colour miscellaneous 9 |
F |
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968 |
Type miscellaneous 10 |
A |
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969 |
Colour miscellaneous 10 |
F |
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970 |
Type miscellaneous 11 |
A |
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971 |
Colour miscellaneous 11 |
F |
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972 |
Type miscellaneous 12 |
A |
|
|
973 |
Colour miscellaneous 12 |
F |
|
|
974 |
Type miscellaneous 13 |
A |
|
|
975 |
Colour miscellaneous 13 |
F |
|
|
976 |
Type miscellaneous 14 |
A |
|
|
977 |
Colour miscellaneous 14 |
F |
|
|
978 |
Type miscellaneous 15 |
A |
|
|
979 |
Colour miscellaneous 15 |
F |
|
|
980 |
Type miscellaneous 16 |
A |
|
|
981 |
Colour miscellaneous 16 |
F |
|
|
982 |
Type miscellaneous 17 |
A |
|
|
983 |
Colour miscellaneous 17 |
F |
|
|
984 |
Type miscellaneous 18 |
A |
|
|
985 |
Colour miscellaneous 18 |
F |
|
|
986 |
Type miscellaneous 19 |
A |
|
|
987 |
Colour miscellaneous 19 |
F |
|
|
988 |
Type miscellaneous 20 |
A |
|
|
989 |
Colour miscellaneous 20 |
F |
|
|
998 |
customer-specific motifs |
F |
|
|
999 |
Fixed material assignment |
F |
|
Type: A = type
F = colour
K = combination
S = shape
Type key
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Type key |
|
|
Type-No. |
Denotation |
|
1 |
Base cabinet |
|
2 |
Tall cabinet |
|
3 |
Wall cabinet |
|
4 |
Worktop top cabinet |
|
5 |
Recess elements |
|
6 |
Highboard |
|
7 |
Recess cabinet |
|
8 |
Solitaire furniture |
|
9 |
Front element |
|
10 |
Module element |
|
11 |
Cornice profile |
|
12 |
Light pelmet |
|
13 |
Ceiling filler |
|
14 |
Plinth blind |
|
15 |
Plinth board |
|
17 |
Worktop |
|
18 |
Worktop upstand profile |
|
19 |
Cover shelf |
|
20 |
Gallery shelf |
|
21 |
Gallery shelf |
|
22 |
Construction shelf |
|
24 |
Chimney |
|
26 |
Electrical appliance |
|
27 |
Gas appliance |
|
28 |
Small appliance |
|
29 |
Sink |
|
30 |
Fitting |
|
35 |
Lighting |
|
37 |
General Accesories |
|
38 |
Miscellaneous |
|
41 |
Block |
|
42 |
Additional equipment |
|
43 |
Value clearing |
|
95 |
Recycling fees. |
|
98 |
Information as subtext |
|
99 |
General text information/ order |
EquipmentID
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Equipment key
|
|
|
EquipmentID |
Bezeichnung (englisch) |
|
1 |
Universal cutter |
|
2 |
Bread |
|
3 |
Rotating shelf |
|
4 |
Bottles |
|
5 |
Glass |
|
6 |
Towel |
|
7 |
Interior drawer/ pull-out |
|
8 |
Detergents/broom |
|
9 |
Waste sorter system |
|
10 |
Swivel mechanism |
|
11 |
Extractable table |
|
12 |
Larder |
|
13 |
Linen |
|
14 |
Spice |
|
16 |
Dryer |
|
17 |
Cooker |
|
18 |
Oven |
|
19 |
Hob |
|
20 |
Ceramic hob |
|
21 |
Extractor hood |
|
22 |
Extractor |
|
23 |
Extractor Element |
|
24 |
Microwave |
|
25 |
Dishwasher |
|
26 |
Freezer |
|
27 |
Fridge |
|
28 |
Washing machine |
|
29 |
Control Panel |
|
30 |
Double oven |
|
31 |
Sink |
|
32 |
Steam cooker |
|
33 |
Warming zone |
|
34 |
Grill |
|
35 |
Fryer Fryer |
|
36 |
Chopping board |
|
37 |
Coffee maschine |
|
41 |
Fridge/ freezer combination |
|
42 |
Oven-Microwave combination |
|
43 |
Oven/ Warming |
|
46 |
Low pressure |
|
47 |
High pressure |
|
48 |
TV |
|
49 |
Water dispenser |
|
50 |
Dish warmer |
|
51 |
Downdraft cooktop extractor fan |
|
52 |
Ice cube cutter |
|
53 |
Beer cooler |
|
54 |
Drawer |
Installation information key
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Installation information key
|
|
|
Installation information no. |
Designation |
|
1 |
For integrated fitting |
|
2 |
Installation |
|
3 |
Support base |
|
4 |
Stand-alone appliance |
|
5 |
Fully integrated |
|
7 |
Integrated niche |
|
8 |
Open niche |
|
11 |
Flush with front |
|
12 |
Flush with element |
|
13 |
Flush with the surface |
|
14 |
Surface-mounted |
|
15 |
Modules |
|
17 |
Stand alone |
|
18 |
Free-hanging |
|
19 |
Wall-mounted |
|
21 |
Visible side |
|
22 |
Side plinth |
|
23 |
Moulding |
|
24 |
Return |
|
25 |
Transition |
|
26 |
Mitre profiling surcharge |
|
28 |
Width reduction |
|
29 |
Depth reduction |
|
30 |
Height reduction |
|
32 |
Cutout |
|
33 |
Angled cut |
|
34 |
Rounding |
|
35 |
Connection |
|
36 |
Cutout |
|
37 |
Processing |
|
46 |
Row 60 cm |
|
47 |
Corner |
|
48 |
Row 60 cm + corner |
|
49 |
Special cabinet |
Material key
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Material key
|
|
|
Material no. |
Designation |
|
1 |
Plastic |
|
2 |
Corean |
|
3 |
Wood |
|
4 |
Natural stone |
|
5 |
Metal |
|
6 |
Tiles |
|
7 |
Glass |
|
8 |
Composite material |
|
9 |
Stainless Steel |
|
10 |
Aluminium |
|
11 |
Enameled steel |
|
12 |
Ceramic |
Shape key
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Shape key
|
|
|
Shape no. |
Designation |
|
1 |
Square |
|
2 |
Diagonal |
|
3 |
Insidecurve |
|
4 |
Round |
|
5 |
Half-round/rounding |
|
6 |
Angled |
|
7 |
Z-Form / 3-D |
|
8 |
Wavy |
|
9 |
45-degree |
|
10 |
90-degree |
|
11 |
135-degree |
|
12 |
N-degree |
Front appearance ID
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Front appearance ID
|
||
|
Frontausprägung-Nr. |
Bezeichnung (deutsch) |
|
|
1 |
Door |
|
|
2 |
Drawer |
|
|
3 |
Pull-out |
|
|
4 |
Glass door |
|
|
5 |
Lid/flap |
|
|
6 |
Switch cabinet bezel |
|
|
7 |
Blind |
|
|
8 |
Sliding door |
|
|
9 |
Folding door |
|
|
10 |
Rollershutter front |
|
|
11 |
Door/drawer |
|
|
12 |
Pull-out/drawer |
|
|
13 |
Drawer/blind |
|
|
14 |
Pull-out/door |
|
|
15 |
Pull-out/drawer/door |
|
|
16 |
Door/flap |
|
|
17 |
Pull-out/drawer/flap |
|
|
18 |
Drawer/rollershutter front |
|
|
20 |
without front |
|
|
21 |
1 bowl without strainer bowl |
|
|
22 |
1,5 bowls without strainer bowl |
|
|
23 |
2 bowls without strainer bowl |
|
|
24 |
1 bowl with strainer bowl |
|
|
25 |
1,5 bowls with strainer bowl |
|
|
26 |
2 bowls with strainer bowl |
|
|
27 |
Strainer bowl |
|
|
28 |
1 bowl with rubbish container |
|
|
29 |
1,5 bowls with rubbish container |
|
|
30 |
2 bowls with rubbish container |
|
|
31 |
1 bowl with strainer bowl and rubbish |
|
|
32 |
1,5 bowls with strainer bowl and rubbish |
|
|
33 |
Rubbish |
|
|
36 |
With spout |
|
|
37 |
With spout repositioned/uninstalled |
|
|
38 |
Withe hose spray head |
|
|
39 |
Withe hose spray head repositioned/uninstalled |
|
|
41 |
1 ring |
|
|
42 |
2 rings |
|
|
43 |
3 rings |
|
|
44 |
4 rings |
|
|
45 |
5 rings |
|
|
46 |
6 rings |
|
|
47 |
7 rings |
|
|
48 |
8 rings |
|
|
49 |
9 rings |
|
Type key arts
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Type key arts
|
|||
|
Item number |
Bezeichnung (deutsch) |
Designation (englisch) |
|
|
1 |
Normal |
Normal |
|
|
2 |
Regal |
Shelf |
|
|
3 |
Rahmen |
Frame |
|
|
4 |
Seitenverkleidung |
Side cladding |
|
|
5 |
Rückwandverkleidung |
Rear cladding |
|
|
6 |
Frontblende |
Front facing |
|
|
7 |
Dekorblende |
Decorative facing |
|
|
8 |
Formwange |
Shaped cheek |
|
|
9 |
Raumteiler |
Room divider |
|
|
10 |
Unterbau |
substructure |
|
|
11 |
Aufsatz |
Cap |
|
|
14 |
Paßstück |
Filler |
|
|
15 |
Blende |
Baffle |
|
|
16 |
Umbau |
||
|
17 |
Modul-Umbauschrank |
Module housing |
|
|
19 |
Einlegeboden |
Shelf |
|
|
21 |
Barplatte |
Bar top |
|
|
22 |
Ansetztisch |
Fixed table |
|
|
26 |
Pilaster |
Pilaster |
|
|
27 |
Stollen |
||
|
28 |
Paneel |
Panel |
|
|
29 |
Bord/Konsole |
Board/table |
|
|
30 |
Reling |
Rail |
|
|
32 |
Einhebelmischer |
||
|
33 |
Zweigriffarmatur |
||
|
34 |
Sonstige Armaturen |
||
|
36 |
Umluft |
||
|
37 |
Abluft |
||
|
40 |
Zubehör |
Accessory |
|
Language key
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Language key |
|
|
|
Language key |
Language name |
|
AA |
Afar |
|
AB |
Abkhasisch |
|
AE |
Avestan |
|
AF |
Afrikaans |
|
AK |
Akan |
|
AM |
Amharic |
|
AN |
Aragonese |
|
AR |
Arabic |
|
AS |
Assam |
|
AV |
Avarisch |
|
AY |
Aymara |
|
AZ |
Azerbaijanian |
|
BA |
Baschkirian |
|
BE |
Byelorussian |
|
BG |
Bulgarian |
|
BH |
Biharic |
|
BI |
Bislamic |
|
BM |
Bambara |
|
BN |
Bengal |
|
BO |
Tibetan |
|
BR |
Breton |
|
BS |
Bosnian |
|
CA |
Catalan |
|
CE |
Circassian |
|
CH |
Chamorro |
|
CO |
Corsican |
|
CR |
Cree |
|
CS |
Czech |
|
CU |
Old slavish |
|
CV |
Chuvash |
|
CY |
Welsh |
|
DA |
Danish |
|
DE |
German |
|
DV |
Dhivehi |
|
DZ |
Dzongkha |
|
EE |
Estonian |
|
EL |
Greek |
|
EN |
English |
|
EO |
Esperanto |
|
ES |
Spanish |
|
ET |
Estonian |
|
EU |
Basque |
|
FA |
Persian |
|
FF |
Fulfulde |
|
FI |
Finno-Ugric |
|
FJ |
Fiji |
|
FO |
Faroese |
|
FR |
French |
|
FY |
Frisian |
|
GA |
Irish |
|
GD |
Gaelic |
|
GL |
Galician |
|
GN |
Guarani |
|
GU |
Gujaratic |
|
GV |
Manx, Manx-Gaelic |
|
HA |
Hausa |
|
HE |
Hebrew |
|
HI |
Hindi |
|
HO |
Hiri Motu |
|
HR |
Croatian |
|
HT |
Haitian |
|
HU |
Hungarian |
|
HY |
Armenian |
|
HZ |
Herero |
|
IA |
Interlingua |
|
ID |
Indonesian |
|
IE |
Interlingue |
|
IG |
Igbo |
|
II |
Yi |
|
IK |
Inupiak |
|
IN |
former Indonesian |
|
IO |
Ido |
|
IS |
Icelandic |
|
IT |
Italian |
|
IU |
Inuit |
|
JA |
Japanese |
|
JV |
Javanese |
|
KA |
Georgian |
|
KG |
Kikongo |
|
KI |
Kikuyu |
|
KJ |
Kuanyama |
|
KK |
Kazakh |
|
KL |
Kalaallisut (Greenland) |
|
KM |
Cambodian |
|
KN |
Canadian |
|
KO |
Korean |
|
KR |
Kanuri |
|
KS |
Kashmirian |
|
KU |
Kurdish |
|
KV |
Komi |
|
KW |
Cornish |
|
KY |
Kirghiz |
|
LA |
Latin |
|
LB |
Luxembourgish |
|
LG |
Luganda |
|
LI |
Limburg |
|
LN |
Lingala |
|
LO |
Laotian |
|
LT |
Lithuanian |
|
LU |
Kiluba |
|
LV |
Lett |
|
MG |
Malagasy |
|
MH |
Marshallese |
|
MI |
Maori |
|
MK |
Macedonian |
|
ML |
Malay |
|
MN |
Mongolian |
|
MO |
Moldovan |
|
MR |
Marathi |
|
MS |
Malayan |
|
MT |
Maltese |
|
MY |
Burmese |
|
NA |
Nauruan |
|
NB |
Norwegian Bokmål |
|
ND |
North Ndebele |
|
NE |
Nepalese |
|
NG |
Ndonga |
|
NL |
Dutch |
|
NN |
Norwegian Nynorsk |
|
NO |
Norwegian |
|
NR |
South Ndebele |
|
NV |
Navajo |
|
NY |
Chichewa |
|
OC |
Occitan |
|
OJ |
Ojibwe |
|
OM |
Oromo |
|
OR |
Orija |
|
OS |
Ossetian |
|
PA |
Punjab |
|
PI |
Pali |
|
PL |
Polish |
|
PS |
Paschtu |
|
PT |
Portugese |
|
QU |
Quechua |
|
RM |
Rhaeto-Romanic |
|
RN |
Kirundish |
|
RO |
Romanian |
|
RU |
Russian |
|
RW |
Kijarwanda |
|
SA |
Sanskrit |
|
SC |
Sardinian |
|
SD |
Sinto |
|
SE |
North Sami |
|
SG |
Sango |
|
SI |
Sinhalese |
|
SK |
Slovakian |
|
SL |
Slovenian |
|
SM |
Samoan |
|
SN |
Shonian |
|
SO |
Somali |
|
SQ |
Albanian |
|
SR |
Serbian |
|
SS |
Swazi |
|
ST |
Sesothish |
|
SU |
Sudanese |
|
SV |
Swedish |
|
SW |
Swahili |
|
TA |
Tamil |
|
TE |
Tegulu |
|
TG |
Tajik |
|
TH |
Thai |
|
TI |
Tigrinja |
|
TK |
Turkmenian |
|
TL |
Tagalog |
|
TN |
Sezuan |
|
TO |
Tongan |
|
TR |
Turkish |
|
TS |
Tongan |
|
TT |
Tartary |
|
TW |
Twi |
|
TY |
Thai |
|
UG |
Uighur |
|
UK |
Ukranian |
|
UR |
Urdu |
|
UZ |
Uzbek |
|
VE |
Tshivenda |
|
VI |
Vietnamese |
|
VO |
Volapük |
|
WA |
Walloon |
|
WO |
Wolof |
|
XH |
Xhosa |
|
YI |
Yiddish |
|
YO |
Joruba |
|
ZA |
Zhuang |
|
ZH |
Chinese |
|
ZU |
Zulu |
Country code
|
IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Country code |
|
|
|
country code |
country |
|
AC |
Ascension |
|
AD |
Andorra |
|
AE |
United Arab Emirates |
|
AF |
Afghanistan |
|
AG |
Antigua and Barbuda |
|
AI |
Anguilla |
|
AL |
Albania |
|
AM |
Armenia |
|
AN |
Dutch Antilles |
|
AO |
Angola |
|
AQ |
Antarctica |
|
AR |
Argentina |
|
AS |
American Samoa |
|
AT |
Austria |
|
AU |
Australia |
|
AW |
Aruba |
|
AX |
Aland |
|
AZ |
Azerbaijan |
|
BA |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
|
BB |
Barbados |
|
BD |
Bangladesh |
|
BE |
Belgium |
|
BF |
Burkina Faso |
|
BG |
Bulgaria |
|
BH |
Bahrain |
|
BI |
Burundi |
|
BJ |
Benin |
|
BL |
Saint-Barthélemy |
|
BM |
Bermuda |
|
BN |
Brunei Darussalam |
|
BO |
Bolivia |
|
BQ |
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba |
|
BR |
Brazil |
|
BS |
Bahamas |
|
BT |
Bhutan |
|
BU |
Burma |
|
BV |
Bouvet Island |
|
BW |
Botswana |
|
BY |
Belarus |
|
BZ |
Belize |
|
CA |
Canada |
|
CC |
Cocos) Islands |
|
CD |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
CF |
Central African Republic |
|
CG |
Republic of the Congo |
|
CH |
Switzerland |
|
CI |
Ivory Coast |
|
CK |
Cook Islands |
|
CL |
Chile |
|
CM |
Cameroon |
|
CN |
China |
|
CO |
Columbia |
|
CP |
Clipperton |
|
CR |
Costa Rica |
|
CU |
Cuba |
|
CV |
Cape Verde |
|
CW |
Curaçao |
|
CX |
Christmas Island |
|
CY |
Cyprus |
|
CZ |
Czech Republic |
|
DE |
Germany |
|
DG |
Diego Garcia |
|
DJ |
Djibouti |
|
DK |
Denmark |
|
DM |
Dominica |
|
DO |
Dominican Republic |
|
DZ |
Algeria |
|
EA |
Ceuta, Melilla |
|
EC |
Ecuador |
|
EE |
Estonia |
|
EG |
Egypt |
|
EH |
Westsahara |
|
EN |
England |
|
ER |
Eritrea |
|
ES |
Spain |
|
ET |
Ethiopia |
|
FI |
Finland |
|
FJ |
Fiji |
|
FK |
Falklands |
|
FM |
Micronesia |
|
FO |
Faeroe Islands |
|
FR |
France |
|
GA |
Gabon |
|
GB |
England/Great Britain |
|
GD |
Grenada |
|
GE |
Georgia |
|
GF |
French Guiana |
|
GG |
Guernsey (Channel Island) |
|
GH |
Ghana |
|
GI |
Gibraltar |
|
GL |
Greenland |
|
GM |
Gambia |
|
GN |
Guinea |
|
GP |
Guadeloupe |
|
GQ |
Equatorial Guinea |
|
GR |
Greece |
|
GS |
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands |
|
GT |
Guatemala |
|
GU |
Guam |
|
GW |
Guinea-Bissau |
|
GY |
Guyana |
|
HK |
Hong Kong |
|
HM |
Heard and McDonald Islands |
|
HN |
Honduras |
|
HR |
Croatia |
|
HT |
Haiti |
|
HU |
Hungary |
|
ID |
Indonesian |
|
IE |
Ireland |
|
IL |
Israel |
|
IM |
Isle of Man |
|
IN |
India |
|
IO |
British Indian Ocean Territory |
|
IQ |
Iraq |
|
IR |
Islamic Republic of Iran |
|
IS |
Iceland |
|
IT |
Italy |
|
JE |
Channel Island of Jersey |
|
JM |
Jamaica |
|
JO |
Jordan |
|
JP |
Japan |
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KE |
Kenya |
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KG |
Kyrgyzstan |
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KH |
Cambodia |
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KI |
Kiribati |
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KM |
Comoros |
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KN |
Saint Kitts and Nevis |
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KP |
Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
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KR |
Republic of Korea |
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KW |
Kuwait |
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KY |
Cayman Islands |
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KZ |
Kazakstan |
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LA |
Laos |
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LB |
Lebanon |
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LC |
Saint Lucia |
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LI |
Liechtenstein |
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LK |
Sri Lanka |
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LR |
Liberia |
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LS |
Lesotho |
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LT |
Lithuania |
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LU |
Luxembourg |
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LV |
Latvia |
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LY |
Libya |
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MA |
Morocco |
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MC |
Monaco |
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MD |
Moldavia |
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ME |
Montenegro |
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MF |
Saint Martin |
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MG |
Madagascar |
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MH |
Marshall Islands |
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MK |
North Macedonia |
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ML |
Mali |
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MM |
Myanmar (Burma) |
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MN |
Mongolia |
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MO |
Macau |
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MP |
Northern Mariana Islands |
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MQ |
Martinique |
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MR |
Mauritania |
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MS |
Montserrat |
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MT |
Malta |
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MU |
Mauritius |
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MV |
Maldives |
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MW |
Malawi |
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MX |
Mexico |
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MY |
Malaysia |
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MZ |
Mozambique |
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NA |
Namibia |
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NC |
New Caledonia |
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NE |
Niger |
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NF |
Norfolk Island |
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NG |
Nigeria |
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NI |
Nicaragua |
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NL |
Netherlands |
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NO |
Norway |
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NP |
Nepal |
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NR |
Nauru |
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NU |
Niue |
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NZ |
New Zealand |
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OM |
Oman |
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PA |
Panama |
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PE |
Peru |
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PF |
French Polynesia |
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PG |
Papuan New Guinea |
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PH |
Philippine |
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PK |
Pakistan |
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PL |
Poland |
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PM |
St. Pierre and Miquelon |
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PN |
Pitcairn Islands |
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PR |
Puerto Rica |
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PS |
Palestine |
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PT |
Portugal |
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PW |
Palau |
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PY |
Paraguay |
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QA |
Qatar |
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RE |
Reunion |
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RO |
Romania |
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RS |
Serbia |
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RU |
Russia |
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RW |
Ruanda |
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SA |
Saudi Arabia |
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SB |
Solomon Islands |
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SC |
Seychelles |
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SD |
Sudan |
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SE |
Sweden |
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SG |
Singapore |
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SH |
St. Helena |
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SI |
Slovenia |
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SJ |
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands |
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SK |
Slovak Republic |
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SL |
Sierra Leone |
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SM |
San Marino |
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SN |
Senegal |
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SO |
Somalia |
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SR |
Suriname |
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SS |
South Sudan |
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ST |
Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe |
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SV |
El Salvador |
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SX |
Sint Maarten |
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SY |
Syrian Arab Republic |
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SZ |
Swaziland |
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TC |
Turks and Caicos Islands |
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TD |
Chad |
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TF |
French Southern and Antarctic Territories |
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TG |
Togo |
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TH |
Thailand |
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TJ |
Tadschikistan |
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TK |
Tokelau |
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TL |
East Timor |
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TM |
Turkmenistan |
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TN |
Tunisia |
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TO |
Tonga |
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TR |
Turkey |
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TT |
Trinidad and Tobago |
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TV |
Tuvalu |
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TW |
Taiwan |
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TZ |
Tanzania |
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UA |
Ukraine |
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UG |
Uganda |
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UM |
United States Minor Outlying Islands |
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US |
United States of America |
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UY |
Uruguay |
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UZ |
Uzbekistan |
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VA |
Vatican City |
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VC |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
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VE |
Venezuela |
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VG |
British Virgin Islands |
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VI |
American Virgin Islands |
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VN |
Vietnam |
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VU |
Vanuatu |
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WF |
Wallis and Futuna Islands |
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WS |
Samoa |
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YE |
Yemen |
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YT |
Mayotte |
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ZA |
South Africa |
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ZM |
Sambia |
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ZW |
Zimbabwe |
Buying associations
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IDM 2.8.1 XML-Schema Documentation
Introduction > Buying associations
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Buying association customer |
Name buying association |
Street |
Postal Code |
City |
Phone |
Fax |
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AMBRA |
AMBRA Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG |
Pfälzer Straße 10 |
33332 |
Gütersloh |
+49(5241)9246-0 |
+49(5241)9246-49 |
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AMM |
Alliance Möbel-Marketing GmbH & Co. KG |
Marie-Curie-Str. 6 |
53359 |
Rheinbach |
+49(2226)904-0 |
+49(2226)904-155 |
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ANT |
ANTARES Einkaufs- und Marketinggesellschaft GmbH & Co. KG |
Ramlinger Str. 50 |
31303 |
Burgdorf-Ehlershausen |
+49(5085)955887 |
+49(5085)-955885 |
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ASSIMA |
ASSIMA Verbund GmbH & Co. KG |
Bussardweg 18 |
41468 |
Neuss |
+49(2131)310400 |
+49(2131)310469 |
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ATLAS |
Atlas-Einrichtungs-Einkauf GmbH |
Brunshofstr. 2 |
45470 |
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr |
+49(208)992400 |
+49(208)9924099 |
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AWD |
AWD Einkaufs- und Marketinggesellschaft für Wohnkomfort mbH |
Im Zeiloch 13 |
76646 |
Bruchsal |
+49(7251)724088-0 |
+49(7251)724088-89 |
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BAUR |
Baur Friedrich GmbH Zentraleinkauf |
Bahnhofstr. 10 |
96224 |
Burgkunstadt |
+49(9572)912739 o. 912746 |
+49(9572)912006 |
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BEGROS |
Begros GmbH |
Graf-Zeppelin-Str. 5 |
46149 |
Oberhausen |
+49(208)99493-0 |
+49(208)99493-911 |
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BETTENKREIS |
BETTENKREIS GmbH & Co. |
Pascalstr. 4 |
47506 |
Neukirchen-Vluyn |
+49(2845)9134-0 |
+49(2845)9134-34 |
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BETTENRING |
BETTENRING eG |
Echterdinger Str. 115 |
70794 |
Filderstadt |
+49(711)70958-0 |
+49(711)70958-66 |
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BRANION |
BRANION GmbH |
Soennecken-Platz |
51491 |
Overath |
+49(2206)607-0 |
+49(2206)607-199 |
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BÜRORING |
BÜRORING eG |
Siemensstr. 7 |
42781 |
Haan |
+49(2129)5571-0 |
+49(2129)5571-93 |
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CI |
Createive Inneneinrichter |
Spreestr. 3 |
64295 |
Darmstadt |
+49(6151)39128-0 |
+49(6151)39128-28 |
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CON |
Concorde Möbel-Einkaufs-GmbH |
Kieshecker Weg 148 |
40468 |
Düsseldorf-Lohausen |
0211-47236-0 |
0211-4180034 |
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CP |
CREATIVE PARTNEr Service- und Einkaufs-Kooperation GmbH |
Otto-Hahn-Str. 6 d |
21509 |
Glinde |
+49(40)728161-0 |
+49(40)728161-21 |
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DKR |
Der Küchenring GmbH & Co. KG |
Marie-Curie-Str. 6 |
53359 |
Rheinbach |
+49(2226)904-0 |
+49(2226)904-155 |
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DMV |
DEUTSCHER MÖBEL-VERBUND Handels GmbH |
Ampertal 8 |
85777 |
Fahrenzhausen-Unterbruck |
+49(8133)89-0 |
+49(8133)-89-199 |
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DSM |
Drosser & Schaffer Marketing GmbH |
Würmstr. 13 A |
82166 |
Gräfelfing |
+49(89)89878434/-26 /-28 |
+49(89)89878440 |
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DU |
DECOR UNION GmbH & Co. KG |
Brüsseler Str. 3 |
30539 |
Hannover |
+49(511)8789-0 |
+49(511)8789-299 |
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EBUCH |
ebuch eG |
O'Brien-Str. 3 |
91126 |
Schwabach |
+49(9122)9386-0 |
+49(9122)9386-68 |
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EDE |
Einkaufsbüro Deutscher Eisenhändler GmbH |
Dieselstr. 33 |
42389 |
Wuppertal |
+49(202)6096-0 |
+49(202)6096-331 |
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EGEPACK |
EGEPACK Einkaufs- und Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH |
Bödekerstr. 7 |
30161 |
Hannover |
+49(511)38841-03 / -04 |
+49(511)3884064 |
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EIS |
E.I. S. GmbH |
Von-Hünefeld-Str. 41 |
50829 |
Köln |
+49(211)59797-44 / -45 |
+49(211)59797-21 |
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EK |
Grosseinkauf eG |
Elpke 109 |
33605 |
Bielefeld |
+49(521)2092-0 |
+49(521)2092-144 |
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EKAFLOR |
ekaflor GmbH & Co. KG |
Watzmannstr. 3 |
90471 |
Nürnberg |
+49(911)981166-0 |
+49(911)981166-5 |
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ELTKONTOR |
ELTKONTOR GmbH & Co. KG |
Oldenburger Allee 21 |
30659 |
Hannover |
+49(511)61599-0 |
+49(511)61599-77 |
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EM |
Europa Möbel |
Siegburger Str. 37 |
53757 |
St. Augustin |
+49(2241)164-0 |
+49(2241)164-181 |
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EMV |
Europa Möbel-Verbund (EMV) |
Ampertal 8 |
85777 |
Fahrenzhausen-Unterbrück |
+49(8133)89-0 |
+49(8133)89-199 |
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ESG |
ESG Einkaufs- und Service Gesellschaft mbH |
Berliner Str. 26 |
33378 |
Rheda-Wiedenbrück |
+49(5242)9453-0 |
+49(5242)9453-53 |
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EUROKON |
EUROPA-KONTOR GmbH & Co. KG |
Amsterdamer Str 230 |
50735 |
Köln |
+49(221)971491-21 |
+49(221)971491-60 |
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EUROPA |
GROSSEINKAUF EUROPA MÖBEL GmbH & Co. KG |
Siegburger Str. 37 |
53757 |
St. Augustin |
+49(2241)164-0 |
+49(2241)164-181 |
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EVB |
EVB BauPunkt Einkaufs- und Handelsgemeinschaft GmbH & Co. KG |
Zillenhardtstr. 46 |
73037 |
Göppingen |
+49(7161)99931-70/ -71 |
+49(7161)99931-72 |
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EWEPA |
E W E P A GmbH |
Oberevinger Str. 5 |
44339 |
Dortmund |
+49(231)985127-0 |
+49(231)-985127-17 / -18 |
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FHG |
FHG Fach-Handels-gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG |
Brühler Str. 55/58 |
42657 |
Solingen |
+49(212)24809-0 |
+49(212)24809-119 |
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FHR |
F H R Fachhandelsring GmbH |
Am Pfaffensee 4 |
67376 |
Harthausen |
+49(6344)9533-0 |
+49(6344)9533-90 |
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FS |
"FÜR SIE" Handelsgenossenschaft eg Food-Non Food |
An der Münze 12-18 |
50668 |
Köln |
+49(221)16041-0 |
+49(221)16041-821 |
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GARANT |
GARANT-MÖBEL-MARKETING LAUTEN GmbH |
Hauptstr. 143 |
33378 |
Rheda-Wiedenbrück |
+49(5242)409-0 |
+49(5242)45640 |
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GEDK |
Ge-dk Unternehmensbetreuungsgesellschaft mbH |
Beinhaltet Form und Material |
10243 |
Berlin |
+49(30)2934709-0 |
+49(30)2934709-13 |
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GFM |
G f M Möbeleinkaufsverbund GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG |
Donaustr. 15 |
93333 |
Neustadt a. d. D. |
+49(9445)204-0 |
+49(9445)204-155 |
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HBO |
H.B.O. Einkauf + Marketing GmbH & Co. |
Dietrichsweg 64 |
26127 |
Oldenburg |
+49(441)96182-0 |
+49(441)96182-55 |
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HIS |
Home in style Raumgsestaltung GmbH & Co. KG |
Karlsruher Str. 91 |
75179 |
Pforzheim |
+49(7231)915-370 |
+49(7231)915-259 |
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HLH |
HolzLand Holzhandels GmbH |
Friedrich-Engels-Allee 432 |
42283 |
Wuppertal |
+49(202)55138-0 |
+49(202)55138-10 |
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HOLZRING |
DER HOLZRING Handelsgesellschaft mbH |
Universitätsallee 5 |
28359 |
Bremen |
+49(421)22315-0 |
+49(421)22315-11 |
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INKU |
INKU GmbH + Co. |
Nikolaus-Otto-Str. 6 |
70771 |
Leinfelden-Echterdingen |
+49(711)9492-438 |
+49(711)9192-436 |
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KA |
K + A Küchen Aktuell GmbH |
Senefelder Str. 2 a |
38124 |
Braunscheig |
+49(531)26134-0 |
+49(531)26134-39 |
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KAK |
Küchen-Aktiv-Kreis |
Hauptstr. 143 |
33378 |
Rheda-Wiedenbrück |
+49(5242)409-0 |
+49(5242)409-202 |
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KAREAL |
Küchen Areal GmbH & Co. KG |
Hauptstr. 143 |
33378 |
Rheda-Wiedenbrück |
+49(5242)409-163 |
+49(5242)409-202 |
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KARST |
Karstadt Warenhaus AG |
Theresienhöhe 5 |
80339 |
München |
+49(89)5105-0 |
+49(89)5105-300 |
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KATAG |
KATAG International Partners GmbH |
Stralsunder Str. 5 |
33605 |
Bielefeld |
+49(521)292-0 |
+49(521)292-101/299 |
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KAUFRING |
KAUFRING AG |
Kieshecker Weg 100 |
40468 |
Düsseldorf |
+49(211)4242-0 |
+49(211)4242-444 |
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KC |
Küche & Co |
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KER |
Küchen-Einkaufs-Ring |
Hauptstr. 143 |
33378 |
Rheda-Wiedenbrück |
+49(5242)409-0 |
+49(5242)409-202 |
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KGA |
Koop Garant/Areal: EK-Grosseinkauf |
Elpke 109 |
33605 |
Bielefeld |
+49(521)2092-0 |
+49(521)2092-559 |
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KIG |
Küchen-Interessen-Gesellschaft mbH |
Strauberger Platz 19 |
10243 |
Berlin |
+49(30)2934709-0 |
+49(30)2934709-13 |
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KL |
Küchenliga |
Im Gefierth 9a |
63303 |
Dreieich |
+49(6103)391-0 |
+49(6103)391-119 |
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KOA |
Koop Alliance FUTURA einkaufs-Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG |
Rolshoverstr. 227 |
51072 |
Köln-Poll |
+49(221)9836666 |
+49(221)9836667 |
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KP |
Küchen Partner AG |
Rüdesheimer Str. 34 |
65239 |
Hochheim am Main |
+49(6146)8340-0 |
+49(6146)8340-40 |
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KREIS |
"DER KREIS" Einkaufsgesellschaft für Küche & Wohnen mbH & Co. KG |
Mollenbachstr. 2 |
71229 |
Leonberg |
+49(7152)606700 |
+49(7152)73017 |
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KTEM |
KTEM |
Heemstr. 4 |
27793 |
Wildeshausen |
+49(4431)92067 |
+49(4431)92069 |
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LGF |
MeisterTeam LGF GmbH |
Rotenhäuser Str. 12 |
21109 |
Hamburg |
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