Following is one example of a database that could not be used properly in PayEval:

Effective Date	Employee ID	Field Name	Field Value
7/22/2002	372	JOB TITLE	Cheerleader
7/22/2002	281	GENDER	"F"
7/22/2002	281	HIRE DATE	7/22/2002
7/22/2002	281	RACE	"H"
12 Dec.04	296	PAY CHANGE	502,988.79

This table is laid out in such a way that it would be unusable by PayEval. Some of the problems with this table are: there are multiple entries per employee, the characteristics for a single employee are spread across multiple entries at different effective dates, the header takes up two rows, the dates are given in different formats, and the "Field Value" column includes multiple data types (numbers, dates, and strings). Any one of these problems could make the data unusable by PayEval.

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