| 11 | | g. Each line contained data for a single patient, but data for one patient might appear in more than one line. |
| 12 | | h. 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). |
| | 11 | g. The files together contained 75 (45 + 30) column pairs, where the column header names in each pair consisted of a common unique identifier plus suffix "_Beskrivning" and "_Värde", respectively, corresponding to "_Description" and "_Value" in English. The value column contained an integer value, that was presumably stored in the database, while the description column contained a Swedish description of the property encoded by that particular value. The columns in a pair did not always come in the same order. File "INCA_file_b" contained two "_Description" columns, without a corresponding "_Value" column, where the contents in both cases consisted of either "Höger", "Vänster", or no value, corresponding to English "Right", "Left", or no value. |
| | 12 | h. Each line contained data for a single patient, but data for one patient might appear in more than one line. |
| | 13 | i. 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). |
