How are field names in the resulting DDICs determined?

Field names in the resulting Data Dictionary (DDICs) are determined by their tags indicated in the structure. In the context of the Avaloq Message Interface, the tags serve as identifiers for each field, defining how the data should be interpreted and structured. This tagging system establishes a standardized approach to ensuring that the respective field names are meaningful and consistent across different messages.

The tags facilitate the mapping of data elements within messages to their corresponding fields in the DDIC. This ensures that when a message is processed or transformed, the correct field names are recognized, allowing for efficient data handling and integration with other systems.

Other approaches mentioned, such as the order of the fields in the message, length of the field values, or category of the message type, do not directly inform how the field names are derived. These factors may play roles in data processing and management but do not govern the naming conventions for the fields in the DDICs. Understanding this context highlights the importance of tagging in creating a structured and coherent data dictionary framework within the Avaloq system.