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# Tools
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A number of tools are povided that can be incorporated into your
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projects that want to use the metadata transfer reconciliation format
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(martiLQ document).
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The Python or PowerShell (Windows or Linux) scripts can be
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inserted into your processing pipeline either to pack or
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unpack a single file or a set of files. Combining this
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with the compress and encrypt facility will be a solution
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design with load assurance with security.
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If your data is for public or third party consumption
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the scripts can produce an immutable package that
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assures your consumers of its authenticity and provenance.
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You can combine these in different ways such as:
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* Use Python extract program to generate the martiLQ document
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* Use a Java program to reconcile the received data document with the martiLQ file
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