Common use of Validation of completeness Clause in Contracts

Validation of completeness. The metadata checksum file is part of the files to be submitted. For each entity type, the required type of checksum is listed. For now, no checksum is requested, only, a logical row count is requested for each entity type. This count indicates the number of instances of an entity type that is appropriate for this entity type in accordance with the logical data model. Please note that this concerns all entities in the logical data model including reference data and entity types like “entity type delivery” and not only those in the physical data deliveries: the logical data model also requires a row count and checksum for those entity types that do not have a corresponding .csv file to be delivered.

Validation of completeness. ‌ The metadata checksum file is part of the files to be submitted. For each entity type, the required type of checksum is listed. For now, no checksum is requested, only, a logical row count is requested for each entity type. This count indicates the number of instances of an entity type that is appropriate for this entity type in accordance with the logical data model. Please note that this concerns all entities in the logical data model including reference data and entity types like “entity type delivery” and not only those in the physical data deliveries: the logical data model also requires a row count and checksum for those entity types that do not have a corresponding .csv file to be delivered.

Validation of completeness. The metadata checksum file is part of the files to be submitted. For each entity type, the required type of checksum is listed. For now, no checksum is requested, only, a logical row count is requested for each entity type. This count indicates the number of instances of an entity type that is appropriate for to this entity type in accordance with the logical data model. Please note that this concerns all the entities in the logical data model including reference data and entity types like “entity type delivery” and not only those in the physical data deliveries: the logical data model also requires a row count and checksum for those entity types that do not have a corresponding .csv file to be delivered.