Reconcile original missing outcomes
Synthetic defect D-211 is repaired and new execution E-214 completes. Earlier outputs E-211 and E-212 lacked required rows; E-213 was already correct. The fixture requires separate correction dispositions for those historical outputs. E-211 has been reissued and verified, E-212 is pending. Restoring the current action does not silently update files already delivered to customers.
| Execution | Earlier result | Remedy evidence | Remaining outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-211 | Incomplete | Reissue verified | None for this output |
| E-212 | Incomplete | No correction yet | One historical output pending |
| E-213 | Correct | No repair needed | None |
Close current repair and historical work separately
- Verify current failing action is restored
- List earlier incomplete outputs
- Record each required correction
- Close when historical dispositions are complete
Do not recreate already-correct E-213 solely because it falls in the affected date range; inspect its actual result.
How many historical outputs still require correction?
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One: E-212. E-211 has a verified correction and E-213 was already correct; E-214’s success does not settle E-212.
Retain a disposition for every earlier incomplete output. Do not regenerate already-correct files merely because a newer run succeeded.