Historical Version Record of Base Table Entries

The table in question belongs to a dataset collection that is part of a version history system. This system includes a base table and, in this case, a history table that tracks the changes made to the rows in the base table over time. The distinction of this table is that it tracks the version history of its base table rows, providing a unique perspective on the data.

This table contains several key components. Firstly, it has a column that holds the extraction date for each row, indicating when the data was sourced. Another column tracks the date when a new version of that row was extracted. When the latter column shows a null value, it indicates that this version of the row is the most recent one.

Unique identifiers for each row are formed through a combination of the extraction date and the row number from the original data source. This method ensures that each row in the history table is distinct and allows for accurate tracking and referencing of data changes over time.

The table also contains geographic information transformed from a shapefile format into the final geographic format. This geographic information could be points, lines, or polygons, offering a rich variety of geographic features and their attributes.

This table is sourced from the website of 'Lantmäteriet' (Swedish National Land Survey) in Sweden.

In terms of data analytics, this table offers several possibilities. For instance, the version history could be used to analyze trends in the data over time, to track changes in geographic features, or to monitor the accuracy of data extraction processes. Additionally, the geographic information could be utilized in spatial analysis or to create detailed map visualizations.