Validation Results
https://oxopendata.github.io/maintained-schools-and-academies-inspections-and-outcomes-as-at-31-december-2017/data/maintained-schools-and-academies-inspections-and-outcomes-as-at-31-december-2017-oxfordshire.csv
Congratulations! Your CSV is valid! However, there are some issues that you may want to address to make is as easy as possible to reuse your data
Total Rows Processed = 299
Download Standardised CSV| 0Errors | 10Warnings | |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | 0 | 0 |
| Schema | 0 | 9 |
| Context | 0 | 0 |
10 Warnings
Dialect: Non standard dialect
Although your CSV validates, to make it as easy as possible for your data to be reused, we recommend using commas as delimiters, double quotes to enclose fields, and autodetecting line endings.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 14
The data in column 14 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 18
The data in column 18 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 37
The data in column 37 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 39
The data in column 39 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 40
The data in column 40 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 41
The data in column 41 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 42
The data in column 42 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 43
The data in column 43 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Schema problem: Inconsistent value in column 44
The data in column 44 is inconsistent with others values in the same column.
Structural problem: Non-standard Line Breaks on row 1
Your CSV appears to use LF line-breaks. While this will be fine in most cases, RFC 4180 specifies that
CSV files should use CR-LF (a carriage-return and line-feed pair, e.g. \r\n). This may be labelled as "Windows line endings" on some systems.
Next Steps
Publish and transform your data using DataGraft, either as enhanced CSV or Linked Data.