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The original R2RMLTC0007x test cases use the same SQL table with two columns: ID and Name.
However RMLTC0007x test cases seem to use a table (in the case of CSV but the same happens for JSON & XML) with three columns: ID, FirstName, LastName. It seems to me like an error because (as far as I have seen):
LastName is not used in the mappings.
RMLTC0007e uses indeed a table with two columns: ID and Name. I assume this is wrong since RMLTC0007x should use the same data sources.
RMLTC0007h has a wrong reference in the mapping. Specifically the mapping uses the reference Name but it does not exist in the data file. This is wrong because testing a wrong reference is not the original purpose of this test case.
Julián
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- Specify that it should throw an error (in metadata.csv).
- Use existing references in the mapping rules so that the real issue (generating a non-IRI graph) can be easily tested.
- Fixeskg-construct#38kg-construct#58kg-construct#13
Hi there,
The original R2RMLTC0007x test cases use the same SQL table with two columns: ID and Name.
However RMLTC0007x test cases seem to use a table (in the case of CSV but the same happens for JSON & XML) with three columns: ID, FirstName, LastName. It seems to me like an error because (as far as I have seen):
Julián
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: