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Lineage Completeness

A quality dimension describing how fully lineage information covers all critical steps and dependencies in the data flow.

Lineage completeness is used to assess how comprehensive a traceability system really is. In some platforms only major tables are visible, while intermediate computations, temporary layers, or external services remain hidden. These gaps weaken impact analysis and root-cause investigation. Lineage creates value not merely by existing, but by being sufficiently complete.

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Completeness

A data quality dimension describing how fully expected fields, records, or business scope are present in a dataset.

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Data Ownership

The principle that defines which business or technical role is responsible for the quality, definition, and use of specific data domains.

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Metadata Management

The systematic management of descriptions, sources, usage, and technical structure information about data.