Validation
Checks if the entry code is valid
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Checks if the entry code is valid
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The Scope Validator step checks if the entry code meets the basic requirements to execute a successful conversion. These requirements are:
Valid extension file
Valid file encoding
The entry code is extracted
Valid entry file format
Valid files and folder naming
Valid Comments
If one of these validations is not met, it does not mean that the conversion can not be executed. These validations only warn that something is not okay with the entry code, and thus, something could be wrong with the migration results.
The Scope Validator is a step that starts once the configuration for the Assessment or Conversion process is done. It means that it is always executed.
Once the validation step finishes, a window with the information about what validations failed is displayed like the next one:
In this case, the validation that failed is to check if the entry code was extracted or not. Please visit their sections to get more information about each validation.
Also, a report called FilesOutOfScope is generated inside a folder called Scope Validations inside the output folder.
The Out of scope report link could redirect you to this report.
This report enumerates all the invalid files with their respective paths/names, sizes, and reasons. E.g.:
file1.bat
40.0 B
File Type
The last one was an example of an invalid file because of the extension.
As you can see in the Scope Validator Window With Results image, there are two options: one is to continue with the Assessment or Conversion Process, and the other is to cancel it. The recommendation is to cancel the process, check the warnings, and try to resolve them. But if you decide to continue with the conversion, you will also be able to find the information related to the Scope Validation in the Assessment.csv report and the AssessmentReport.docx. In the Assessment.csv, you will find the following fields: the total validated files, total invalid files, total of files with wrong encoding, total of files with wrong extension, total of files with invalid naming, and an out-of-scope percentage (a calculation of the pending work to do to have a valid entry code). In the docx report, you will find a section with the same information that is in the FilesOutOfScope report.
