Limits are always bound to be moved outward, so wasted another few hours 'learning' what I really did not need, but do I dislike a half a$$ed job. All reverse engineering ripped out, all data flowing now from xml pulls directly into the DB via the conversion process. =int(Mod (n;x)) proofed very slick to convert seconds to hours/days/hours/minutes and determining the residuals. For those on Office, here's a good and easy to understand instruction on xml schemas and maps, drag and drop ease rounding this out, and a little notepad massaging to get the schema's right, ready for any [known] condition: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/...elements-HP010206397.aspx

The dash is probably back in another day or two... found a few iffy things in the code [never look back at what you concocted in past, or you find you'll be writing yet another 'improved' version ;P]

P.S. One scrape remains, used as a x-verifier [of the null hypothesis ;]]]]]]]]]

What do you mean? When looking at the csv file in a text editor I get this:



And the same information in both the xml and json format. I don't see anything amiss here

Try

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/stat/viewMe...at=csv&userName=SNURK

Don't ask me why with ?&xml-true it has to be put in front for the project xml pulls, but then it works for me e.g.

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/stat/viewPr...amp;projectShortName=mcm1

I'm just a trained monkey that's expected to fly [Project-X]

These API's are now available.

As is the Result Status as documented here: https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/help/viewTopic.do?shortName=api#665

WU Results Status XML looks great! Thanks to all that contributed

Question, How to differentiate between User Abort, Server Abort, Invalid, and Error status?

I see that:
"User Abort" has:
ServerState=5 (been reported back to the server)
Outcome=3 (error)
ValidateState=2 (invalid)
ExitStatus=203

"Server Abort" has:
ServerState=5 (been reported back to the server)
Outcome=3 (error)
ValidateState=2 (invalid)
ExitStatus=202

I believe that:
"Invalid" will have:
ServerState=5 (been reported back to the server)
Outcome=6 (validation error)
ValidateState=2 (invalid)
ExitStatus=???

"Error: will have:
ServerState=5 (been reported back to the server)
Outcome=3 (error)
ValidateState=2 (invalid)
ExitStatus=???

I don't have any "Invalid" or "Error" in my Results Status but it appears that "Error" would be the same as "Server Abort" with the possible exception of ExitStatus.

Is that correct and if so, how do I distinguish them?