| 5 | | a. The first line in each file contained column header names. |
| 6 | | b. A number of lines with values followed the header line. |
| 7 | | e. All column header names were unique in each file. |
| 8 | | d. 5 column header names were identical in both files. |
| 9 | | e. The files contained data for all patients in the requested time interval, but only personal numbers for patients, for which data had been requested in the csv file sent to INCA (other entries had a local unique patient ID). |
| 10 | | f. Column header names and column values might contain Swedish national characters 'å', 'ä', and 'ö'. |
| 11 | | g. Some column values containing text, might include line feed characters (<LF>). |
| | 5 | a. The first line in each file contained column header names, and was followed by lines with values. |
| | 6 | b. All column header names were unique in each file. |
| | 7 | c. 5 column header names were identical in both files. |
| | 8 | d. Column header names and column values might contain Swedish national characters 'å', 'ä', and 'ö'. |
| | 9 | e. Most column header names consists of Swedish words (or abbreviations of such). |
| | 10 | f. Some column values containing text, might include line feed characters (<LF>). |
| | 11 | g. The files contained data for all patients in the requested time interval, but only personal numbers for patients, for which data had been requested in the csv file sent to INCA (other entries had a local unique patient ID). |
| | 12 | h. Each line contained data for a single patient, but data for one patient might appear in more than one line. |
