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Title: OECD Expert Group on Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange


1
OECD Expert Group on Statistical Data and
Metadata Exchange
  • Geneva 10-11 May 2007
  • OECD.Stat SDMX Web Service (II)
  • Jens Dossé, OECD

2
OECD SDMX web service
  • Fully conforms to SDMX standard v2
  • Currently two methods? extract data in
    GenericData message? extract Data Structure
    Definitions (Key Families), concepts and code
    lists
  • Method planned for the future extract Metadata
  • Secured access integrates authorization to
    OECD.Stat
  • Still needs a few additional conventions bridging
    SDMX-ML limits

3
Additional conventions I
  • For time series data, independently of the
    presence of a FREQUENCY dimension, the requested
    time frequency must be specified using a
    TIME_FORMAT attribute ltqueryAndgt ltqueryAtt
    ribute name"TIME_FORMAT"gtP1Mlt/queryAttributegt
    ltqueryTimegt ltqueryStartTimegt1960-01lt/querySt
    artTimegt ltqueryEndTimegt2005-12lt/queryEndTimegt
    lt/queryTimegt lt/queryAndgtFormat values
    P1Yannual, P6Msemi-annual, P3Mquarterly and
    P1Mmonthly data Time formats yyyy, yyyy-mm or
    yyyy-mm-dd with digits yyear, mmonth
    and dday, e.g. '2005-09-01'. This attribute is
    then also present in the resulting generic data
    message at the Series level of time-series data.
  • Non-time-series data omit all time
    specifications in the query message ? The
    response messages will use 9999 as (obligatory)
    time periods
  • NEW If the ltqueryStartTimegt or ltqueryEndTimegt
    nodes are not present then all the available
    values are returned

4
Additional conventions II
  • OECD.Stat data warehouse? Each dataset
    (multidimensional cube) has its own Data
    Structure Definition.? Datasets can share
    common dimensions but which can have additional
    non-common codes
  • Several datasets within one message? Query
    message can request data from several datasets?
    NEW Different datasets can now be returned
    within one SDMX generic message using
    MessageGroups

5
Additional conventions III
  • For simplicity during the start-up of this
    generic web service, the returned message headers
    only contain required information
  • Maximum size of generic data message 5 MB?
    message is truncated if necessary? Requests
    need to be split if this limit is exceeded

6
(Still) open challenges for SDMX web services
  • !!! Big message sizes for any data format need
    standard for compression
  • !!! Security need standard for
    authentication/encryption
  • !!! Need for another message format generic
    cross-sectional format ? remove the special
    status of the Time dimension (as not all
    statistical data are time series)
  • Registering SDMX web services in the SDMX
    registry
  • Multilaterally connecting organisations SDMX web
    services to build international networks

7
OECD SDMX web service client example
  • Simple web application
  • Provides example query messages
  • Source code freely available
  • Secured access to all data in data warehouse
    (integrates authentication and authorization to
    OECD.Stat)

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Contacts/Links
  • jens.dosse_at_oecd.orgdouglas.paterson_at_oecd.org
  • http//stats.oecd.org/OECDStatWS_SDMX/SDMX.asmx
  • http//stats.oecd.org/OECDStatWS_SDMX/Test_SDMX.as
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