Wiltshire Chris
Accidental Barchetta owner
This is a continuation of @moyanos2023 question for the openPER launch thread. I've moved it to a new thread to keep the main announcement thread cleaner.
I forgot that the comma delimited file format is not read well by non-English versions of Excel. I will try to upload a file that you can more easily read later.
openPER should filter correctly on left and right hand side parts if the information from the VIN is correct. You can see on this page that this filtering is performed:
This page also shows some of the complexity of the filtering as many factors affect which parts are correct for a vehicle. GSX and GDX are the indicators for left and right hand drive.
Within v84 of ePER there are approximately 40 million different VINs and about 10 million of these have extra information regarding what options were added to the vehicle. This information is held in two, very large files that use a system of compressed blocks to save space. I can extract all of this data into two very large files for you. This should help your research
I do not know what programming and database skills you have but the database that runs ePER is quite complex, it has taken me many months to understand it. But, if you have those skills I could make the data available to you which would help your research.
I forgot that the comma delimited file format is not read well by non-English versions of Excel. I will try to upload a file that you can more easily read later.
openPER should filter correctly on left and right hand side parts if the information from the VIN is correct. You can see on this page that this filtering is performed:

This page also shows some of the complexity of the filtering as many factors affect which parts are correct for a vehicle. GSX and GDX are the indicators for left and right hand drive.
Within v84 of ePER there are approximately 40 million different VINs and about 10 million of these have extra information regarding what options were added to the vehicle. This information is held in two, very large files that use a system of compressed blocks to save space. I can extract all of this data into two very large files for you. This should help your research
I do not know what programming and database skills you have but the database that runs ePER is quite complex, it has taken me many months to understand it. But, if you have those skills I could make the data available to you which would help your research.