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Summary

The implode command copies its input file to its output file, building one column (normally node2) from separate columns for each structured subfield.

Data Type and Column Selection

By default, all KGTK data types are candidates to be build. The `--types option allows the user to specify the set of data types to build. Each data type is built from one or more columns. Some columns, such as text, are shared between data types (e.g., string and language qualified string). Some columns are optional, and need not be present in the data.

By default, KGKT quantities may include KGTK numbers, and KGTK strings may include KGTK language qualified strings.

--reject-file REJECT_KGTK_FILE

When a reject file is provided, input records with invalid data will be copied to the reject file instead of the output file.

Records can be rejected for the following general reasons:

  • missing or unrecognized value in the data_type column
  • missing data in a column that is required for the data type
  • missing data in a column that is optional for the data type, when at least one optional value must be supplied
  • poorly formatted data in a column that is used to build the data type

--types [TYPE_LIST]

Normally, kgtk implode will process all KGTK data types, and will expect all of the required exploded columns to be present in the KGTK file.

By specifying --types TYPE_LIST, which TYPE_LIST is a space-separated list of KGTK type names, the user can tell kgtk implode to expect only the listed data types when processing the input file. Only the required columns for the selected data types must appear in the input KGTK file; optional columns may be excluded with the --without COLUMN_LIST option.

See the table of KGTK Data Types and Columns for more details.

--without [COLUMN_LIST]

The KGTK data types proessed by kgtk implode may have optional columns of exploded data. These columns may be excluded by specifying them in the --without [COLUMN_LIST] option, e.g. if the input file does not contain the precision column used to build quantities:

kgtk implode --without precision

Info

See the table of KGTK Data Types and Columns, below, for more details.

--escape-pipes

KGTK File Format allows lists of values in all columns except node1, label, and node2 in a KGTK edge file. Lists are valid KGTK values separated by thevertical bar (pipe) character(|). Any vertical bar (pipe) characters inside a KGTK value may be escaped by backslash (), i.e. "|". These may appear in the following KGTK data types:

  • strings
  • language qualified strings
  • symbols

Note

In C/C++, "|" in a string literal is equivalent to "|". In Python, it is processed unchanged ("|").

Note

kgtk implode is intended to assist with importing data to KGTK format. It does not import list values from exploded columns. If you specify --escape-pipes (--escape-pipes True, not the default value), thenkgtk implode` will escape any vertical bar (pipe) characters it finds inside strings, language qualified strings, or symbols.

--ignore-unselected-types and --retain-unselected-types

Unrecognized data type names will generate an error. The input record will be rejected if a reject file is available.

When a data type that is recognized but unselected appears in the input record, the following will happen:

  • When --retain-unselected-types (`--retain-unselected-types True, the default value) is specified and the destination column exists in the input file, then the record will be passed through to the output file with its exisiting value in the destination column.

  • Else, when --ignore-unselected-types (--ignore-unselected-types True, the default value) is specified, then the record will be passed through to the output file with an empty value in the destination column.

  • Else, an error has taken place. The input record will be sent to the reject file if a reject file is available, otherwise the input record will be passed through to the output file with an empty value in the destination column.

--quantities-include-numbers

When --quantities-include-numbers (--quantities-include-numbers True, the default setting) is specified, if quantity is specified in the data_type column (normally node2;kgtk:data_type) but none of the optional fields for quantity are present, a KGTK number will be built in the destination column (normally node2). When --quantities-include-numbers False is specified, a quantity will be built and at least one of the optional fields must be present for the quantity to be considered valid.

--general-strings

When --general-strings (--general-strings True, the default setting) is specified, if string is specified in the data_type column and a language value appears, then a language_qualified-string will be built in the destination column. When --general-strings False is specified and string is specified in the data_type column, then the language column will be ignored and only a string value will be built.

--validate

When --validate (--validate True, the default setting) is specified, then values built for the destination column (normally node2) will be validated. When --validate False is specified, then values will not be validated after they are built. Skipping the validation step will lead to faster execution, but will allow potentially invalid values to appear in the output KGTK file.

KGTK Data Types and Exploded Columns

This table shows the exploded columns (without the prefix value, normally node2;kgtk:) that are used to build each KGTK data type.

Data Type Required Columns Optional Columns
boolean truth
date_and_times date_and_time precision
empty
extension
language_qualified_string text language language_suffix
list
location_coordinates latitude longitude
number number
quantity number low_tolerance high_tolerance si_units units_node
string text
symbol symbol

Data types may have required columns and optional columns. If an optional column is listed in the --without list (which by default is empty), then it will not be used to to build KGTK values and need not be present in the KGTK file.

Note

The extension and list KGTK data types cannot be built by kgtk implode.

Note

For quantity, at least one of the optional columns must be present.

String Wrappers in Exploded Columns

Except for the text column, all of values in the the exploded columns may be optionally wrapped as quoted strings in one of the following formats:

  • triple double quotes ("""...""")
  • triple single quotes ('''...''')
  • double quotes ("...")
  • single quotes ('...')

Note

kgtk implode does not attempt to remove backslash escape characters () from the body of the value when unwrapping the string: backslash escape characters should not appear in numbers or date-and-times values, and are discouraged in symbols.

Note

kgtk implode does not attempt to undouble internal quotes from the body of the value when unwrapping the string: internal single or double quotes should not appear in numbers or date-and-times values, and are discouraged in symbols.

Building an id Column

kgtk implode can build a new id column or overwrite an existing id column. See [kgtk add-id](../add_id] for additional details.

Usage

usage: kgtk implode [-h] [-i INPUT_FILE] [-o OUTPUT_FILE]
                    [--reject-file REJECT_FILE] [--column COLUMN_NAME]
                    [--prefix PREFIX]
                    [--types [{empty,list,number,quantity,string,language_qualified_string,location_coordinates,date_and_times,extension,boolean,symbol} ...]]
                    [--without [{language_suffix,low_tolerance,high_tolerance,si_units,units_node,precision} ...]]
                    [--overwrite [True/False]] [--validate [True/False]]
                    [--escape-pipes [True/False]]
                    [--quantities-include-numbers [True/False]]
                    [--general-strings [True/False]]
                    [--remove-prefixed-columns [True/False]]
                    [--ignore-unselected-types [True/False]]
                    [--retain-unselected-types [True/False]]
                    [--build-id [True/False]] [--show-data-types [True/False]]
                    [--quiet [True/False]]
                    [--overwrite-id [optional true|false]]
                    [--verify-id-unique [optional true|false]]
                    [--value-hash-width VALUE_HASH_WIDTH]
                    [--claim-id-hash-width CLAIM_ID_HASH_WIDTH]
                    [--claim-id-column-name CLAIM_ID_COLUMN_NAME]
                    [--id-separator ID_SEPARATOR] [-v [optional True|False]]

Copy a KGTK file, building one column (usually node2) from seperate columns for each subfield. 

Strings may include language qualified strings, and quantities may include numbers. 

Date and times subfields and symbol subfields may be optionally quoted. Triple quotes may be used where quotes are accepted. 

Additional options are shown in expert help.
kgtk --expert implode --help

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT_FILE, --input-file INPUT_FILE
                        The KGTK input file. (May be omitted or '-' for
                        stdin.)
  -o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE
                        The KGTK output file. (May be omitted or '-' for
                        stdout.)
  --reject-file REJECT_FILE
                        The KGTK file for records that are rejected.
                        (Optional, use '-' for stdout.)
  --column COLUMN_NAME  The name of the column to explode. (default=node2).
  --prefix PREFIX       The prefix for exploded column names.
                        (default=node2;kgtk:).
  --types [{empty,list,number,quantity,string,language_qualified_string,location_coordinates,date_and_times,extension,boolean,symbol} ...]
                        The KGTK data types for which fields should be
                        imploded. (default=['empty', 'list', 'number',
                        'quantity', 'string', 'language_qualified_string',
                        'location_coordinates', 'date_and_times', 'extension',
                        'boolean', 'symbol']).
  --without [{language_suffix,low_tolerance,high_tolerance,si_units,units_node,precision} ...]
                        The KGTK fields to do without. (default=None).
  --overwrite [True/False]
                        Indicate that it is OK to overwrite an existing
                        imploded column. (default=True).
  --validate [True/False]
                        Validate imploded values. (default=True).
  --escape-pipes [True/False]
                        When true, pipe characters (|) need to be escaped (\|)
                        per KGTK file format. (default=False).
  --quantities-include-numbers [True/False]
                        When true, numbers are acceptable quantities.
                        (default=True).
  --general-strings [True/False]
                        When true, strings may include language qualified
                        strings. (default=True).
  --remove-prefixed-columns [True/False]
                        When true, remove all columns beginning with the
                        prefix from the output file. (default=False).
  --ignore-unselected-types [True/False]
                        When true, input records with valid but unselected
                        data types will be passed through to output.
                        (default=True).
  --retain-unselected-types [True/False]
                        When true, input records with valid but unselected
                        data types will be retain existing data on output.
                        (default=True).
  --build-id [True/False]
                        Build id values in an id column. (default=False).
  --show-data-types [True/False]
                        Print the list of data types and exit.
                        (default=False).
  --quiet [True/False]  When true, suppress certain complaints unless verbose.
                        (default=False).
  --overwrite-id [optional true|false]
                        When true, replace existing ID values. When false,
                        copy existing ID values. When --overwrite-id is
                        omitted, it defaults to False. When --overwrite-id is
                        supplied without an argument, it is True.
  --verify-id-unique [optional true|false]
                        When true, verify ID uniqueness using an in-memory set
                        of IDs. When --verify-id-unique is omitted, it
                        defaults to False. When --verify-id-unique is supplied
                        without an argument, it is True.
  --value-hash-width VALUE_HASH_WIDTH
                        How many characters should be used in a value hash?
                        (default=6)
  --claim-id-hash-width CLAIM_ID_HASH_WIDTH
                        How many characters should be used to hash the claim
                        ID? 0 means do not hash the claim ID. (default=8)
  --claim-id-column-name CLAIM_ID_COLUMN_NAME
                        The name of the claim_id column. (default=claim_id)
  --id-separator ID_SEPARATOR
                        The separator user between ID subfields. (default=-)

  -v [optional True|False], --verbose [optional True|False]
                        Print additional progress messages (default=False).

Examples

Suppose that implode-file2.tsv contains the following table in KGTK format:

kgtk cat -i examples/docs/implode-file2.tsv --mode=NONE
node1 label old_node2 node2;kgtk:data_type node2;kgtk:valid node2;kgtk:list_len node2;kgtk:number node2;kgtk:low_tolerance node2;kgtk:high_tolerance node2;kgtk:si_units node2;kgtk:units_node node2;kgtk:text node2;kgtk:language node2;kgtk:language_suffix node2;kgtk:latitude node2;kgtk:longitude node2;kgtk:date_and_time node2;kgtk:precision node2;kgtk:truth node2;kgtk:symbol
john string "John" string True 0 "John"
john lqstring 'John'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "John" en
john integer 12345 number True 0 12345
john number 186.2 number True 0 186.2
john number 186.2e04 number True 0 1862000.0
john number -186.2 number True 0 -186.2
john number +186.2e-6 number True 0 0.0001862
john quantity 84.3[84,85]kg quantity True 0 84.3 84.0 85.0 kg
john date_and_time ^1960-11-05T00:00 date_and_times True 0 "1960-11-05T00:00"
john date_and_time ^1980-11-05T00:00Z/6 date_and_times True 0 "1980-11-05T00:00Z" 6
john location @60.2/134.3 location_coordinates True 0 60.2 134.3
john boolean True boolean True 0 True
john symbol quadrature symbol True 0 quadrature
john symbol-string quadrature symbol True 0 "quadrature"
john symbol-with-raw-pipe quadr\|ature symbol True 0 quadr|ature
john symbol-with-escaped-pipe quadr\|ature symbol True 0 quadr\|ature
john list home|work list True 2
john string-with-tab "Jo\thn" string True 0 "Jo\thn"
john string-with-raw-pipe "Jo\|hn" string True 0 "Jo|hn"
john string-with-escaped-pipe "Jo\|hn" string True 0 "Jo\|hn"
john string-with-escaped-quote "Jo\"hn" string True 0 "Jo\"hn"
john string-with-escaped-prime "Jo\'hn" string True 0 "Jo\'hn"
john lqstring-with-tab 'Joh\tn'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\tn" en
john lqstring-with-raw-pipe 'Joh\|n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh|n" en
john lqstring-with-escaped-pipe 'Joh\|n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\|n" en
john lqstring-with-escaped-quote 'Joh\"n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\"n" en
john lqstring-with-escaped-prime 'Joh\'n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\'n" en
john lqstring-with-escaped-prime-and-quote 'Joh\'\"n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\'\"n" en
john lqstring-with-triple-double-quotes 'John'@en language_qualified_string True 0 """John""" en

Note

This is not a valid KGTK node file because it doee not have and id column, and it is not a valid KGTK edge file because it does not have a node2 column. Thus, --mode=NONE is required.

Imploding a Quasi-KGTK File with Default Settings

kgtk implode -i examples/docs/implode-file2.tsv --mode=NONE
The output will be the following table in KGTK format:

node1 label old_node2 node2;kgtk:data_type node2;kgtk:valid node2;kgtk:list_len node2;kgtk:number node2;kgtk:low_tolerance node2;kgtk:high_tolerance node2;kgtk:si_units node2;kgtk:units_node node2;kgtk:text node2;kgtk:language node2;kgtk:language_suffix node2;kgtk:latitude node2;kgtk:longitude node2;kgtk:date_and_time node2;kgtk:precision node2;kgtk:truth node2;kgtk:symbol node2
john string "John" string True 0 "John" "John"
john lqstring 'John'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "John" en 'John'@en
john integer 12345 number True 0 12345 12345
john number 186.2 number True 0 186.2 186.2
john number 186.2e04 number True 0 1862000.0 1862000.0
john number -186.2 number True 0 -186.2 -186.2
john number +186.2e-6 number True 0 0.0001862 0.0001862
john quantity 84.3[84,85]kg quantity True 0 84.3 84.0 85.0 kg 84.3[84.0,85.0]kg
john date_and_time ^1960-11-05T00:00 date_and_times True 0 "1960-11-05T00:00" ^1960-11-05T00:00
john date_and_time ^1980-11-05T00:00Z/6 date_and_times True 0 "1980-11-05T00:00Z" 6 ^1980-11-05T00:00Z/6
john location @60.2/134.3 location_coordinates True 0 60.2 134.3 @60.2/134.3
john boolean True boolean True 0 True True
john symbol quadrature symbol True 0 quadrature quadrature
john symbol-string quadrature symbol True 0 "quadrature" quadrature
john symbol-with-raw-pipe quadr\|ature symbol True 0 quadr|ature quadr|ature
john symbol-with-escaped-pipe quadr\|ature symbol True 0 quadr\|ature quadr\|ature
john list home|work list True 2
john string-with-tab "Jo\thn" string True 0 "Jo\thn" "Jo\thn"
john string-with-raw-pipe "Jo\|hn" string True 0 "Jo|hn" "Jo\|hn"
john string-with-escaped-pipe "Jo\|hn" string True 0 "Jo\|hn" "Jo\|hn"
john string-with-escaped-quote "Jo\"hn" string True 0 "Jo\"hn" "Jo\"hn"
john string-with-escaped-prime "Jo\'hn" string True 0 "Jo\'hn" "Jo\'hn"
john lqstring-with-tab 'Joh\tn'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\tn" en 'Joh\tn'@en
john lqstring-with-raw-pipe 'Joh\|n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh|n" en 'Joh\|n'@en
john lqstring-with-escaped-pipe 'Joh\|n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\|n" en 'Joh\|n'@en
john lqstring-with-escaped-quote 'Joh\"n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\"n" en 'Joh\"n'@en
john lqstring-with-escaped-prime 'Joh\'n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\'n" en 'Joh\'n'@en
john lqstring-with-escaped-prime-and-quote 'Joh\'\"n'@en language_qualified_string True 0 "Joh\'\"n" en 'Joh\'\"n'@en
john lqstring-with-triple-double-quotes 'John'@en language_qualified_string True 0 """John""" en 'John'@en

One line was not imploded, as indicated by the following error message:

Input line 17: data type 'list' is not supported for implode.

Note

A new node2 column has been created with the imploded data. The --mode=NONE option was required because the input file did not have a node2 column, and thus was not a valid KGTK edge file.

Imploding a KGTK Edge File Missing Certain Exploded Columns

Suppose that file1.tsv contains the following table in KGTK format.

The file does not include the si_units or language_suffix optional columns. It does include a node2 column, so the --mode=NONE option is not required. The existing node2 column, which is empty, will be overwritten with the imploded data.

kgtk cat -i examples/docs/implode-file1.tsv
id node1 label node2 node2;kgtk:data_type node2;kgtk:number node2;kgtk:low_tolerance node2;kgtk:high_tolerance node2;kgtk:units_node node2;kgtk:date_and_time node2;kgtk:precision node2;kgtk:calendar node2;kgtk:truth node2;kgtk:symbol node2;kgtk:latitude node2;kgtk:longitude node2;kgtk:text node2;kgtk:language
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 Q211 P1082 quantity 19782 Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P585 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P248 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 Q211 P1082 quantity 19776 Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P585 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P248 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 Q211 P1082 quantity -7.5 Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P585 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P248 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 Q211 P1082 quantity 6.4 Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P585 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P248 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D11 Q211 P1082 quantity -15.9 Q10000000040003
kgtk implode -i examples/docs/implode-file1.tsv \
             --without si_units language_suffix

The output will be the following table in KGTK format:

id node1 label node2 node2;kgtk:data_type node2;kgtk:number node2;kgtk:low_tolerance node2;kgtk:high_tolerance node2;kgtk:units_node node2;kgtk:date_and_time node2;kgtk:precision node2;kgtk:calendar node2;kgtk:truth node2;kgtk:symbol node2;kgtk:latitude node2;kgtk:longitude node2;kgtk:text node2;kgtk:language
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 Q211 P1082 19782Q10000000040001 quantity 19782 Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P248 Q41550 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 Q211 P1082 19776Q10000000040001 quantity 19776 Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P248 Q41550 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 Q211 P1082 -7.5Q10000000040002 quantity -7.5 Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P248 Q41550 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 Q211 P1082 6.4Q10000000040002 quantity 6.4 Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9 date_and_times 2011-01-01T00:00:00 9 Q1985727
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P248 Q41550 symbol Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D11 Q211 P1082 -15.9Q10000000040003 quantity -15.9 Q10000000040003

Implode Removing Exploded Columns

Suppose you now wish to remove the exploded columns from the final output file.

kgtk implode -i examples/docs/implode-file1.tsv \
             --without si_units language_suffix \
             --remove-prefixed-columns

The output will be the following table in KGTK format:

id node1 label node2
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 Q211 P1082 19782Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D6; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D6 P248 Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 Q211 P1082 19776Q10000000040001
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D7; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D7 P248 Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 Q211 P1082 -7.5Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D8; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D8 P248 Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 Q211 P1082 6.4Q10000000040002
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10;D4 oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P585 ^2011-01-01T00:00:00/9
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en...csv;D10; oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D10 P248 Q41550
oecd;OECD-Latvia g2g9e7f8-en..csv;D11 Q211 P1082 -15.9Q10000000040003