The Invalidity Report - Concurrencies report provides concurrencies that came through the interface to the buffer tables that do not meet the minimum quality requirements to be added to the AgileAssets system. If the full mode Interface is run, these routes will not be included in the new LRS. It is recommended that if any rows appear in this table when the interface is run in Test Mode, that you do NOT run Full Mode until this problem is corrected in Roads and Highways.
Each invalid concurrency is displayed in its own row containing the following information:
- Object ID – The unique record identifier supplied by the Roads and Highways Export Network web service.
- Dominant Route ID – The name of the dominant route associated with the concurrency.
- Dominant Start Measure – The beginning measure of the concurrency on the dominant route.
- Dominant End Measure – The end measure of the concurrency on the dominant route.
- Subordinate Route ID – The name of the subordinate route associated with the concurrency.
- Subordinate Start Measure – The beginning measure of the concurrency on the subordinate route.
- Subordinate End Measure – The end measure of the concurrency on the subordinate route.
- Start Date – The date that this version of the concurrency was created.
- End Date – The retirement date of this version of the concurrency. If this value is null, this version is still active.
- Reason(s) for being marked Invalid – This is the reason or reasons that this concurrency is marked as invalid. The possible values for this field and their meanings are:
- REQUIRED_FIELD_NULL – A key field has a null value
- DUPLICATE_INVERTED – The same record exists twice but in one record the dominate route/measures are switched with the subordinate route/measures as opposed to the other record
- INVALID_OVERLAPS – This means ones of two things: 1) a record for a dominant route has measures that overlap another record for the same dominant route and both records share the same subordinate route or 2) it means two records with the same subordinate route have overlapping subordinate measures regardless of dominant route
- DOM_MEASURES_EQUAL – A record has the same start and end measures for the dominant side of the concurrency
- SUB_MEASURES_EQUAL – A record has the same start and end measures for the subordinate side of the concurrency
- DOM_STARTS_BEFORE_ROUTE – The start measure of the dominant side of the concurrency is before the start measure of the entire route
- DOM_ENDS_AFTER_ROUTE – The end measure of the dominant side of the concurrency is after the end measure of the entire route
- DOM_UNKNOWN_ROUTE – The dominant route of this concurrency is associated with a route that is not in the system
- DOM_OVERLAPS_A_GAP – The dominant side of this concurrency overlaps a gap
- SUB_STARTS_BEFORE_ROUTE – The start measure of the subordinate side of the concurrency is before the start measure of the entire route
- SUB_ENDS_AFTER_ROUTE – The end measure of the subordinate side of the concurrency is after the end measure of the entire route
- SUB_UNKNOWN_ROUTE – The subordinate route of this concurrency is associated with a route that is not in the system
- SUB_OVERLAPS_A_GAP – The subordinate side of this concurrency overlaps a gap
- MEASURE_RANGES_DIFFER_>_0.1 – The difference is greater than 0.1 between the measure range (end measure minus start measure) on the dominant side of this concurrency and the measure range on the subordinate side
