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      Standards including UN-CEFACT for currency designations as strings are updated regularly, though the major currencies have had stable representations for decades.

      Typical currency designator strings are <= 4 characters in length, or roughly the length of a long which is one encoding of an enumeration, so the payloads are identical in size.

      The TC cannot manage currency designators, as we do not control, only consume other standards.

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      Standards including UN-CEFACT for currency designations as strings are updated regularly, though the major currencies have had stable representations for decades. Typical currency designator strings are <= 4 characters in length, or roughly the length of a long which is one encoding of an enumeration, so the payloads are identical in size. The TC cannot manage currency designators, as we do not control, only consume other standards.

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      Page: 30, Line: 30 -> Some of these fields (like CURRENCY) should be binary encoded as enumerations (whenever possible). Specifically, many (IoT and non-IoT) devices in constrained environments rely on physical/link layer technologies (like IEEE 802.15.4) that are not designed to handle large payloads (even with upper layer adaptation)

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              WilliamCox William Cox
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              toby.considine Toby Considine (Inactive)
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