acomprobadoresult

Acomprobadoresult is a designation used in software development and data validation to store or convey the outcome of a verification step. The term is not a formal standard but appears in codebases where Spanish language terms are combined with English programming identifiers. As a field or variable name, acomprobadoresult typically represents whether an item has passed verification, often alongside a separate boolean field (acomprobado) and a timestamp for when the check occurred.

In data models, acomprobadoresult can be implemented as a boolean, an enumeration, or a string status. Common value sets include verified, not_verified, or more granular statuses such as pending, failed, or error. The exact representation depends on the project’s data schema and localization requirements. The field is frequently used in conjunction with accompanying metadata like the verification date, the verifier identifier, and optional notes describing the result.

Usage patterns typically involve populating acomprobadoresult through validation or audit logic. It may be produced by automated checks, manual reviews, or external validation services, and is often part of a broader verification workflow that includes an initial check trigger, a result field, and a records log for traceability.

Naming considerations are important because acomprobadoresult blends languages and does not have universal meaning outside a given codebase. Teams should document its semantics clearly and maintain consistent usage across modules. Where interoperability with external APIs is needed, providing a language-neutral alias or a mapped status can improve integration.

See also: verificación, validación de datos, verificador, control de calidad, auditoría de datos.