Column | Type | Contents |
col_seq |
Integer number. |
Number placing units in the order in which they appear in the original table.
This was added by us as the data were loaded.
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sco_cnty |
Text string (max.len.=42). |
Name of the Administrative County or City.
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area_name |
Text string (max.len.=36). |
Name of the district.
NB this is the actual name for Large Burghs, but for all other areas it is given as '[TOTAL]'.
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area_type |
Text string (max.len.=11). |
Type of unit. The following values appear:
'Burgh' = Large Burgh,
'City' = Scottish City,
'County' = Scottish County,
'Nation' = Data for Scotland as a whole.
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g_unit |
Integer number. |
ID number of the nation, county, City or Burgh, as defined in the GBHGIS AUO.
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row_seq |
Integer number. |
Sequence number identifying the different
rows for each unit, and placing them in
the correct order. See note above.
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order_num |
Text string (max.len.=9). |
Roman numeral indicating industrial Order, from I to XXII.
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industry |
Text string (max.len.=124). |
Transcription of the label for the row as it appears in the report.
This can identify an Order, sub-Order, a detailed Group, or the initial row listing
'All Industries'.
For most analytical purposes this column should be ignored. Instead, use row_seq to link
the data to the ind_1931_codebook table, and use the various classifications held there.
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group_code |
Integer number. |
Integer value identifying the Group within the Order; null
if the row is for an Order or sub-Order.
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males |
Integer number. |
Number of males employed.
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females |
Integer number. |
Number of females employed.
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