Does high quality data contain traceability information?
Roger L Costello <[email protected]> Thu, 11 May 2023 18:18:35 +0000
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Hi Folks,
Traceability = who/what is the source of the data.
Do you put traceability information in your XML documents?
Consider this XML document about a runway at an airport in Jamaica:
<airport>
<name>NORMAN MANLEY INTL</name>
<runway>
<runwayLength>08909</runwayLength>
</runway>
</airport>
Who/what is the source of runwayLength=08909? No idea. There is no trace information in that XML document.
Further, if there was traceability information, what would it be? Information about a person? A document? A country? An organization?
I am inclined to believe that traceability information is not useful. What do you think? Do you put traceability information in your XML documents? If yes, what kind of traceability information?
/Roger
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