APP-SIE-01 - AP242 and QIF product-lifecycle query
A quality engineer asks: “For released product-definition revision and configuration R, which QIF inspection plan and result concern feature F at effectivity E?” The AP242 and QIF sources use different models and identifiers. SIE may connect their qualified claims; Systems Engineering and authorized quality Work retain configuration, release, applicability, and acceptance decisions.
The application uses the repertoire as follows:
| Contribution | Constructed application result |
|---|---|
SIE.1 | The constructed contract in SIE.1:5 names the engineer, workflow, answer columns and effectivity. It supplies the 24-hour QIF observation window and two-second response limit and permits qualified evidence with separately visible unresolved local-extension and unknown-unit branches. Authority, negative cases and stops remain explicit. |
SIE.2 | A source inventory records AP242:2025 edition 4 at stage 90.92, “to be revised”, the applicable QIF edition, source models, identifiers, configuration/effectivity meanings, owners, and unresolved local extensions. |
SIE.3, when needed | Qualify an existing model, or extend it to distinguish an inspection requirement from an observation of the applicable configured feature. The plan and an observation of another configuration provide counterexamples. |
SIE.4 | Correspondence rows distinguish product feature, inspection characteristic, plan applicability, configuration, and result relations; unsupported equivalence and incompatible-feature rows remain explicit. |
SIE.5 | Feature and characteristic identities are disposed at the required revision, configuration, and effectivity grain; source identifiers and issuers remain visible. |
SIE.6 | AP242 definition/effectivity claims and QIF plan/result claims are composed with source, interval, authority, and conflict branches preserved. |
SIE.7 | Executable rules select the released configuration, map accepted endpoint relations, preserve identifiers, reject unsupported joins, and trace every output row to its premises. |
SIE.8 | A virtual or hybrid realization is selected against freshness, access, latency, provenance, and recovery rather than because a graph store is preferred. |
SIE.9 | The receiving interface returns matched, unmatched, incompatible, stale, and source-error branches with their interpretations and provenance. |
SIE.10 | Layered tests cover carrier/schema, source semantics, correspondence, identity/effectivity, composition, transformations, provenance/currentness, quality, and the representative query. SIE.10:5.1 applies the stated freshness, response and partial-answer criteria while keeping excluded branches visible. |
The constructed package returns the contract-permitted qualified row set, with unmatched or incompatible results and the unresolved local-extension and unknown-unit branches visible separately. It stops if configuration/effectivity or feature identity is unresolved, a load-bearing source edition cannot be qualified, a conflict is hidden, or the receiving query fails. It supplies evidence to the applicable SYSE.7, SYSE.13, SYSE.14, or quality owner; it does not choose the released revision or accept the inspection result.