"Thanks a lot for the reply. Looks like this is the answer.
As far as you know, is there any reason as to why this is not to be considered a valid XBRL solution?
Some people suggest that this is not a valid XBRL usage."
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How to enforce content in XBRL instance document
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Kamal Karunaratna replied to Kamal Karunaratna's discussion How to enforce content in XBRL instance document
Ignacio Hernandez-Ros replied to Kamal Karunaratna's discussion How to enforce content in XBRL instance document"Use XBRL tuples to enforce your content model using XML Schema constraints like choice, sequence and all.
Now the problem is reduced to enforce one tuple to exist in the instance. There is no a clean solution to this problem because that requires…"
XMeister replied to Kamal Karunaratna's discussion How to enforce content in XBRL instance document"You may want to review the methodology used by the SBR effort in the Netherlands - see http://www.xbrl-ntp.nl/english - which had an architecture with a single taxonomy brought into different forms. You could use the Formula linkbase. You could use…"
Kamal Karunaratna posted a discussionHow to enforce content in XBRL instance document
We have XBRL 2.1 definition taxonomy with large number of items. We are creating number of reporting taxonomies using the definition taxonomy for data collection. We would like to enforce that the instance documents created from a specific reporting taxonomy only contain items included in that reporting taxonomy only. We do not want any other item defined in the definition taxonomy to appear in instance documents.Has anybody implemented any method to enforce these requirements?See More
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