Closed rpitingolo closed 6 years ago
@lhendey @rpitingolo I can review.
@ptatian @lhendey thanks, Peter.
@ptatian in case you didn't get a notification for my comment on the commit, can you please review geo2010.sas ? Thanks.
@rpitingolo Yes, I got the message. Reviewing Geo2010.sas now.
@rpitingolo You should include the county # in the label for MD, VA, and WV tracts. Otherwise seems OK.
@ptatian sorry I'm not following. Which variable are you referring to as the label in this case?
@rpitingolo Actually, upon further review, you have some problem with overlapping ranges. (I tested by temporarily changing the format and data set libraries to WORK.)
ERROR: For format $GEO10OS, this range is repeated, or values overlap: 000100-000100.
ERROR: For format $GEO10DS, this range is repeated, or values overlap: 1-1.
@rpitingolo Formats geo10so, geo10os, geo10sd, and geo10ds should be kept as DC only. These are specific to the older OCTO shapefiles and how they reference tract numbers. That will solve the overlapping range problem.
@rpitingolo In $geo10a, the label is set to the _tractnum variable.
tract_num = 'MD Tract ' || tract4_2
You need to add the county ID into that string.
@ptatian OK, I understand now. Should I do this for all 4? Or leave DC without the county? If we change DC it could create inconsistency with data produced under the current format. If we don't change then it's inconsistent within the format. Please advise.
@rpitingolo This format is just for display, so I think it makes sense to leave the county off for DC. It isn't needed.
@ptatian thanks. Made that change and moving on to the other programs.
@ptatian can you please review the remaining programs I committed in general/prog.
@rpitingolo OK, I'll take a look.
Thanks, @rpitingolo. This looks good. I would just suggest adding a blank space between the county number and the tract number for better readability.
@ptatian Good suggestion. Thanks.
@lhendey can you please review since @ptatian is out?