C.40:5.2 - Develop an investigation view
A constructed investigation uses six separately permitted synthetic records and a supplied specialist rule that admits comparisons within the same known setup. An available operation groups those records and can report unmatched cases:
| Case | Outcome | Setup | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | Error | S1 | 09:00 |
| N1 | Acceptable | S1 | 09:05 |
| E3 | Error | Unknown | 09:40 |
| E2 | Error | S2 | 10:00 |
| N2 | Acceptable | S2 | 10:05 |
| N3 | Acceptable | Unknown | 11:15 |
A matched-pair view returns E1–N1 and E2–N2. A performed output variation also retains E3 and N3 with their times and missing-reference flags. Its additional review burden is five minutes in the supplied estimate. Retaining that small output is worthwhile for the specific next question of whether setup records at 09:40 and 11:15 can recover the missing conditions. It has not diagnosed the errors.
If the receiving contribution is unsettled, a complete time-ordered view supplies another small pass: it exposes one unmatched case between the known setups and one after the last known setup. An operator-support use suggested by that result still needs a recipient and need inquiry. The local examination does not have to wait for that answer.