Result Report Example Tested at 90% consistency. Pattern Sequence Measure Measure Name Measure Description This measure tests the sequence of values in each complex element for conformance to the pattern for the complex element. The query produces a list of complex elements in the address collection that do not match a sequence of simple elements. For those complex elements ordered by an please refer to . Complex elements called "Complete" lend themselves to normalized database tables, so that each simple element value is recorded only once. Once the text comprising a complex element has been split up into a number of tables, this test identifies database entries that have come to differ from the original data. Some typical uses include: Checking a concatenated version of parsed values against the original, unparsed data Checking a parsed against the original, unparsed data Checking any concatenated against original, unclassified data Report Logical Consistency Evaluation Procedure Check each complex element value against the original data for completeness. Spatial Data Required None. Pseudocode Example: Testing Records Due to the wide applicability of this measure the exact data sets are not specified, even as views. SELECT a.ComplexElement As disagreeWithSequence FROM AddressDatabase a
Result Report Example Tested at 90% consistency. Pattern Sequence Measure Measure Name Measure Description This measure tests the sequence of values in each complex element for conformance to the pattern for the complex element. The query produces a list of complex elements in the address collection that do not match a sequence of simple elements. For those complex elements ordered by an please refer to . Complex elements called "Complete" lend themselves to normalized database tables, so that each simple element value is recorded only once. Once the text comprising a complex element has been split up into a number of tables, this test identifies database entries that have come to differ from the original data. Some typical uses include: Checking a concatenated version of parsed values against the original, unparsed data Checking a parsed against the original, unparsed data Checking any concatenated against original, unclassified data Report Logical Consistency Evaluation Procedure Check each complex element value against the original data for completeness. Spatial Data Required None. Pseudocode Example: Testing Records Due to the wide applicability of this measure the exact data sets are not specified, even as views. SELECT a.ComplexElement As disagreeWithSequence FROM AddressDatabase a
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