#*The numbers as shown in the database represent the same number of records as those given by the command line command (a user will just need to take into account the fact that there exists a line for column labels in the original text files; this line should not be counted as a record, and therefore, the number of records needs to be subtracted by one with respect to the command line output for ''lines''. The column label line was deleted when the data was formatted for use by pgSQL, and thus, the output number of records in the database (for each data set) is one less from that of the command line output (which is the ''lines'' section of the <code>wc</code> command). | #*The numbers as shown in the database represent the same number of records as those given by the command line command (a user will just need to take into account the fact that there exists a line for column labels in the original text files; this line should not be counted as a record, and therefore, the number of records needs to be subtracted by one with respect to the command line output for ''lines''. The column label line was deleted when the data was formatted for use by pgSQL, and thus, the output number of records in the database (for each data set) is one less from that of the command line output (which is the ''lines'' section of the <code>wc</code> command). |