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A finding references a validation rule. This

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lesson shows how our training reviewer reads

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that rule before deciding whether a correction

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or further investigation is needed. The catalogue

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groups checks by purpose, such as field

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format, row consistency and road-segment integrity. Its

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counts describe catalogue entries, not problems in

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your files. Use the finding's reference to

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locate its rule. Read its name, severity,

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description and active state before applying it

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to the example. The rule detail identifies

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relevant file types and required fields. A

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rule can exist in the catalogue without

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being applicable to every template or export.

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A segment check needs meaningful start and

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end kilometre fields. If the source lacks

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the required information, the correct interpretation may

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be not checked. Distinguish a published-standard reference

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from an implementation rule or project-specific requirement.

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Do not claim the same authority for

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every kind of check. Read the cited

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section and explanation in context. A short

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rule summary is a guide to investigation,

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not permission to ignore the source definition.

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A disabled catalogue entry is not evidence

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that a submitted file passed it. Confirm

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the actual validation run and recorded coverage

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for that file. Use the rule's meaning

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to identify the source correction. Removing an

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error message without fixing its cause produces

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an unreliable review. Pause here. Find the

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sample finding's rule, identify its required fields

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and applicability, and explain why catalogue coverage

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differs from a particular validation run.