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Broken Tables #152
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Hi @julianv95 , thanks for using our library! Indeed, Regionalstatistik seems to have quite some problems, we also have tables that just return Code 6 and are not downloadable at all. I contacted the team behind the database via their official email address and it turns out that their ffcsv is broken, as you have already assumed. They said we have to wait for the next version (Genesis 5?). The only solution they have right now is to download the csv format, which our library does not support as it is even harder to parse than flatcsv. I am quite unhappy with the current state but it seems there is very little we can do. Not sure why this problem only came up now and when Genesis 5.0 will be available... |
But it would be great to learn/hear, what is missing from the table in your opinion. I just downloaded the ffcsv and besides the problem, that this is one of the tables where Regionalstatistik is returning all cities at the beginning of the file (which is a bug for me and which is already "cleaned up" by our package), the data should actually work and be there. So where do you see problems with the raw data? What I can see from the header is that Regionalstatistik is not returning the unit of the measurements, which happens in some cases and is also a bug in my opinion as each statistic should have a defined unit... Ah I see now, it is not only the unit that is missing, it is actually the whole data because the column has only |
So the csv export seems to work better, we just don't support it and looking at the raw data, I honestly don't have the slightest idea what I am seeing here:
It seems like there are definitely more values/measurements than compared to the ffcsv, so yes, ffcsv is definitely broken, but the format of the csv is completely unreadable for me...regarding what are the columns and feature names |
Hello everyone,
First of all, thank you for this great tool!
I wanted to test the tool and downloaded a table from the Regionalstatistik, but I noticed that various values are missing in this table.
t = Table(name="31231-02-01-4") t.get_data(prettify=True, regionalkey="07314,07316,08222") get_data() print(t.data)
Result:
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The root of the problem seems to be the flat-file export of the Regionalstatistik, as I also receive a completely broken table when I download it via the web GUI of the Regionalstatistik.
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