PRODUCT DATA VALIDATION RULES-GENERAL

1. Product Code Uniqueness:
   

   • Description: Ensures that each product has a unique identifier.

   • Example: No two products should have the same product code.

1. Product Name Completeness:
   

   • Description: Verifies that each product has a name specified.

   • Example: The product name should not be empty.

1. Category Specification:
   

   • Description: Checks that each product is assigned to a specific category.

   • Example: The product should belong to a valid category (e.g., Electronics, Apparel, etc.).

1. Price Validity:
   

   • Description: Ensures that the price of the product is within an acceptable range.

   • Example: The price should be a positive numerical value.

1. Quantity in Stock:
   

   • Description: Validates that the quantity of the product in stock is a non-negative integer.

   • Example: The quantity in stock should be a non-negative whole number.

1. Weight and Dimensions:
   

   • Description: Verifies that the weight and dimensions of the product are provided and within acceptable limits.

   • Example: The weight should be in kilograms, and dimensions should be in centimeters.

1. Availability Status:
   

   • Description: Checks if the product is marked as available for sale.

   • Example: The availability status should be specified as 'Available' or 'Out of Stock'.

1. Date Added:
   

   • Description: Ensures that the date when the product was added is specified.

   • Example: The date added should be in a valid date format.

1. Description Completeness:
   

   • Description: Verifies that a description of the product is provided.

   • Example: The product description should not be empty.

1. Manufacturer Information:
   

   • Description: Validates that information about the manufacturer or supplier is provided.

   • Example: The manufacturer name should be specified.

1. Images and Media:
   

   • Description: Ensures that product images or media files are associated with the product.

   • Example: The product should have at least one associated image.

1. Custom Attributes:
   

   • Description: Checks that any custom attributes or properties associated with the product are correctly specified.

   • Example: If there are custom attributes (e.g., color, size), they should have valid values.

These data validation rules help maintain the quality and accuracy of product data, which is crucial for effective inventory management, sales, and customer satisfaction. Keep in mind that these rules can be tailored based on specific business requirements and compliance standards.