This corresponds to the 'DT' data element type, in practive only 6 (YYMMDD) and
8 (YYYMMDD) min/maxlength values are allowed
::= | ::= ::= ::= "01" | "02" | ... | "12"
::= "01" | "02" | ... | "31"
This corresponds to the 'R' data element type. Neither the leading minus sign or period
contribute to the length of the value
::= ['-'] []
::= 'E' ::= [-] ::= | '.' | '.' {}
This corresponds to the 'ID' data element type. The ID must be drawn from a list of
specfied codes for the element (where they can be determined). The standard does not
define the legal character set for identifiers but examiniation of extant transactions
shows only letters,digits and spaces allowed.
::= {} {}
::= |
This corresponds to the 'Nn' data element type. The leading minus sign does not
contribute to the length of the value. The 'n' is the level which indicates the
number of decimal positions to the right of the implied decimal pooint
::= [-] ::= {}