Closed cds-amal closed 9 years ago
Checking the validity of a Data Entry
I did the above process with RequestID 20141030107, which was one of DCAS bid ads which had a problem, and found entry that had limited data in the datadump.
My theory is that this is perhaps linked to that these add are both created and published by DCAS themselves. Perhapt the final data is saved anywhere arise? I'll contact them.
@mikaelmh1, please comment on #32.
@mikaelmh1, This issue is stopping my progress. Some where upstream, the data became corrupt. My understanding is DCAS gave us data dumps from an internal process that may or may not be sourced from PDF scraping. Can we reach out to them for assistance?
Hmm, this is indeed a problem. I'm wondering if it is a conversion issue (the file was given to us as a csv), or are we getting the export I the strong DB link. Did you check out the other csv? The old DB dump export for 1 month? If these mostly are working it might be the export dumb we got, and we could ask for the original .NET dump and then convert it again ourselves. I'll check it out tonight - let me know if you get to it before that.
As for the DB dumb, the data and Schema we have are from the actual database DCAS structure, and not from PDFs.(the schema is used to generate new PDFs though).
We will def follow up with DCAS on this. Any other questions you have the moment?
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:33 PM, kiddle notifications@github.com wrote:
@mikaelmh1, This issue is stopping my progress. Some where upstream, the data became corrupt. My understanding is DCAS gave us data dumps from an internal process that may or may not be sourced from PDF scraping. Can we reach out to them for assistance?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/CityOfNewYork/CROL-PDF/issues/28#issuecomment-88704023
I don't understand how to verify our data is correct. This should be document. For example, Citywide Administrative Services pubic hearings has 17/20 malformed messages -- is this correct? How to reconcile?
ie. The following is a malformed example of one of the 17.