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Statement A [ MISSING ]
Statement B Replaces Statement A
Statement C Replaces Statement A, B
@odscjames raised the question of whether that data set is valid - should Statement C list A as well as B?
The docs are not clear on what the expected use of replacesStatement is in this case. @kd-ods suggested that we should require that Statement C lists both A and B, which would support the streaming API use case.
In relation to this particular statistical count, @kd-ods thinks the count should be 1. Naming this count 'Replaced statements missing from the dataset' would make that clearer.
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Various problems with replacesStatements as a way of capturing change over time led to it being retired after BODS version 0.4. This underspecification was just one of the problems.
It is imo not worth properly specifying a retired field in order to validate it.
There may be the following scenario:
Statement A [ MISSING ]
Statement B Replaces Statement A
Statement C Replaces Statement A, B
@odscjames raised the question of whether that data set is valid - should Statement C list A as well as B?
The docs are not clear on what the expected use of replacesStatement is in this case. @kd-ods suggested that we should require that Statement C lists both A and B, which would support the streaming API use case.
In relation to this particular statistical count, @kd-ods thinks the count should be 1. Naming this count 'Replaced statements missing from the dataset' would make that clearer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: