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Stats privacy
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The random identification number is for us to distinguish between the same
error occurring on the same machine (or the data set) hundred times in a row, or
occurring once on each of hundred of different machines (data sets). There is no
way to trace a random number back to the person who submitted the report (you)
or to the particular computer the report was generated on. |
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Occasionally, a file name may slip into the report. This happens when
an abnormal situation is detected within the validation routines. In such a case,
the name of the file which caused the error is logged. Only one file name is
logged per report, as the parameter named ValErrFile. Typically, a single file
name logged does not present a significant concern privacy-wise. On top of that,
an error that warrants logging a file name is a rare situation. |
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