Historical Version Record of Industrial Benchmark Statements

The 'History' table is a part of a larger dataset collection, and it primarily serves to keep a record of the version history of its base table rows. This table is distinguished by two additional columns that are not found in its base table. These columns help in tracking the version history of each row. One of these columns contains the date when the row was extracted from the data source, whereas the other column contains the date when the row was updated with a new version. Notably, a null value in the 'end date' column signifies that the current row is the most recent version.

In addition to these, there's a unique identifier for each row in this version history table, which is a combination of the start date and the row number extracted from the raw data. Other columns provide additional information about each row.

The data for this table is sourced from the 'Lantmäteriet' website, which is based in Sweden.

In terms of data analytics, this table can be instrumental in understanding the evolution of data over time. For instance, it can help in identifying trends and patterns in the data, by comparing different versions of the same row. Similarly, it can assist in data auditing by providing a historical record of changes. Furthermore, the version history can be useful in resolving conflicts in data replication by identifying the most recent version of each row.