Closed nephiharvey closed 7 years ago
Ultimately, a receiving party (like us) is going to have to resolve the transaction to a premises record and having a premises identifier (PIN, State LID or an historic ID used in-state) makes this easier. But I see your point - I propose updating the documentation to say that omission of the premises ID also implies that this was an in-field test at the origin location.....
Omission of the premises ID may just mean there was not a know premisesID for the lab. It would be wrong to infer that it is an infield test based on that.
I think this was resolved - there is an InfieldTest boolean to explicitly indicate if the test was infield or not. And the PremID in the Laboratory is optional.
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