MNI Rebuild Process Description

MNI Rebuild Process Description

MNI Rebuild Process Description

MNI Rebuild Process

MNI Rebuild Process

Table of Contents

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OVERVIEW

To achieve the agency’s desired level of aggregation and fidelity, there are 3 major steps taken to condense name data from both JMS and RMS as much as possible without erroneously combining names:

Using a name key, the initial name consolidation will occur, this is configurable and typically constructed as: last name, first name, (business name if applicable), sex, race, date of birth. If there is a lot of junk data, say a name of “unknown”, or is empty, the row is discarded from the rest of the MNI rebuild.

Then, an attempt is made to match names based on unique identification numbers and are done in the following order. Note that there is an initial attempt to remove all bad ID’s from this process (i.e., a social security number of “N/A”). This comparison is done in the following order (this is configurable per agency request).

Inmate ID number (JMS) / Local ID (RMS if there is an agency practice to support this)

FBI number

SSN

SID

DL

Once these names in both systems have been associated, the most recently occurring name in each collection is inserted into the MNI to represent the name collection.

ADDITIONAL NOTES

Most of these steps and formulas are completely configurable to satisfy each Client’s unique needs.

Each MNI rebuild takes between 0.5 and 4 hours depending on SQL server performance and data volume.

Change Log

Date

Version

Change

6/12/2020

1.0

Initial document

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