Within the framework of ordinary audits of the services Via Oberta, certain patterns have been identified when requesting services and making consumptions that lead to requirements from the data issuer or to errors in consumptions. In order to remember certain guidelines and thus avoid delays in the processing of your procedures, from the Interoperability service-Via Oberta We will publish a collection of good practices spread across different posts to help you prevent them from recurring in the future.
To start this thread of posts, we will focus on the specific case of the identity data service of the Directorate General of Police. Specifically, we will explain one of the common mistakes when consuming.
To carry out the "Identity inquiry without residence data", it is necessary to inform the number of the identification document together with the first surname or the year of birth. However, it has been detected that some queries were made by first name but without informing him correctly.
For this reason, at the request of the data sender, a specific validation has been implemented in production in order to verify that the information entered by the entity requesting the data matches that contained in the person's NIF/NIE on which the query is made. Thus, if it does not match, the error “42 – The first surname does not match” will be displayed.
