The SRS specifies the logical requirements for information placed in a database: types of information used by each function, frequency of use, access capabilities, data entities and their relationships, integrity constraints, security and data retention (9.6.15); the design constraints that outside standards, regulation or project limits impose (9.6.16); and the requirements that existing standards or regulations give rise to, such as report format, data naming, accounting procedures and audit tracing, for example recording every change to a payroll database with before and after values in a trace file (9.6.17).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.