Validation Log
2025-12-15 00:06:56.915147
mwtab Python Library Version: 2.0.0
Source:        https://www.metabolomicsworkbench.org/rest/study/analysis_id/AN003309/mwtab/txt
Study ID:      ST002035
Analysis ID:   AN003309
File format:   txt
Status: Contains Validation Issues
Number of Issues: 10

Number of Warnings: 5

Number of Value Errors: 3

Number of Consistency Errors: 0

Number of Format Errors: 5

Issue Log:
Error: The required property, "FLOW_GRADIENT", in the "CHROMATOGRAPHY" section  is missing.
Error: The required property, "FLOW_RATE", in the "CHROMATOGRAPHY" section  is missing.
Error: The required property, "COLUMN_TEMPERATURE", in the "CHROMATOGRAPHY" section  is missing.
Error: The required property, "SOLVENT_A", in the "CHROMATOGRAPHY" section  is missing.
Error: The required property, "SOLVENT_B", in the "CHROMATOGRAPHY" section  is missing.
Warning: The "parent" column at position 3 in the METABOLITES table, matches a standard column name, "parent_moverz_quant". If this match was not in error, the column should be renamed to the standard name or a name that doesn't resemble the standard name.
Warning: The "CmpdID" column at position 2 in the METABOLITES table, matches a standard column name, "other_id". If this match was not in error, the column should be renamed to the standard name or a name that doesn't resemble the standard name.
Warning: The "medRt" column at position 4 in the METABOLITES table, matches a standard column name, "retention_time". If this match was not in error, the column should be renamed to the standard name or a name that doesn't resemble the standard name.
Warning: The column "CmpdID" was found in the METABOLITES table, but this column implies that another column, "other_id_type", should also exist, and that column was not found.
Warning: The standard column, "other_id", was found in the METABOLITES table as "CmpdID". If this column contains database IDs for standard databases such as KEGG, PubChem, HMDB, etc., it is recommended to make individual columns for these and not lump them together into a less descriptive "other_id" column.