Represents a high-level classification of data within the system. More...
#include <data_domain.hpp>
Collaboration diagram for data_domain:
Public Attributes | |
| int | version = 0 |
| Version number for optimistic locking and change tracking. | |
| std::string | name |
| Unique name identifying this data domain. | |
| std::string | description |
| Human-readable description of the data domain's purpose. | |
| std::string | recorded_by |
| Username of the person who last modified this data domain. | |
| std::string | change_commentary |
| Free-text commentary explaining the change. | |
| std::chrono::system_clock::time_point | recorded_at |
| Timestamp when this version of the record was recorded. | |
Detailed Description
Represents a high-level classification of data within the system.
Data domains define broad categories of data (e.g., "Reference Data", "Market Data", "Trade Data") that help organize and manage datasets. Each data domain can contain multiple subject areas.
Examples of data domains:
- Reference Data: Static reference data like currencies, countries
- Market Data: Real-time and historical market prices
- Trade Data: Transaction and trade information
Member Data Documentation
◆ name
| std::string name |
Unique name identifying this data domain.
This is the natural key for the data domain. Examples: "Reference Data", "Market Data", "Trade Data".
