A public-health registry contains rows where the recorded birth date falls after the recorded death date. Which data quality issue do these rows primarily demonstrate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A birth date after a death date is like a story that ends before it starts—the values just cannot both be right under the rules. Validity and correctness check values against domain and temporal constraints. Those rows fail the business rule even if every field is filled in.
Full Explanation
Validity and correctness evaluate whether stored values obey domain, format, and business rules. Birth after death violates a temporal constraint and is therefore a correctness defect. Presence of values does not equal quality when the combination is logically impossible for the domain.