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Re: How to format the API query URL on Modtime?

We have a deployed a change that should resolve this issue. If you could test with your apps and let us know that would be great!

Did the update break some filters? I usually query with ValidateState=1 and now it just returns 500. Removing ValidateState=1 works fine.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We have identified the issue, and it is in the process of being fixed.

We have also identified other 'ValidateState' parameter filtering issues that are in the process being fixed

Thank you for your patience & support!
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Re: How to format the API query URL on Modtime?

Adding (small) validationstate= or proper ValidationState= seems ineffective with any of the VS codes, 0, 1, 2, 4 or kicks out an error, noting that if modtime (small) is used it does not work but if ModTime (Proper) is used, it works i.e. the call seems to be case sensitive (superficial testing).
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The parameters are case sensitive, and must be used exactly as you see here.

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Re: How to format the API query URL on Modtime?

BTW, may have asked about this before but an inverse filter would also be great e.g. ValidationState<>0 or Outcome<>7 (who's interested in pulling aborted tasks with zero runtime, which brings me to just pulling ServerState=5 and CPUTime>0, as an additional filter tag, or CPUTime=1 meaning has runtime ;?)

From the creative commons department, and only if you have the hour spare to be creative. ;P)
I have added this as something to discuss with the team, to possibly be implemented in the future.

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Re: How to format the API query URL on Modtime?

We have a deployed a change that should resolve this issue. If you could test with your apps and let us know that would be great!

Did the update break some filters? I usually query with ValidateState=1 and now it just returns 500. Removing ValidateState=1 works fine.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We have identified the issue, and it is in the process of being fixed.

We have also identified other 'ValidateState' parameter filtering issues that are in the process being fixed

Thank you for your patience & support!
ErikaT

Thanks! Good to know it's being fixed. For now I just removed the ValidateState=1 and filter on my own. Will revert back once the ValidateState query works again.

I think I haven't really thanked you guys, but I am very grateful that WCG web team provided an API at first place. This is really a huge feature for me compared against other BOINC projects. I love tracking my history in more details and for longer than project owners do. Only through WCG API I was able to do this. It's also good tools for monitoring multiple hosts without using the clunky BOINC remote feature. Thank you for all the support. That's some really great work. Merry Christmas!
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I think I haven't really thanked you guys, but I am very grateful that WCG web team provided an API at first place. This is really a huge feature for me compared against other BOINC projects. I love tracking my history in more details and for longer than project owners do. Only through WCG API I was able to do this. It's also good tools for monitoring multiple hosts without using the clunky BOINC remote feature. Thank you for all the support. That's some really great work. Merry Christmas!
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Re: How to format the API query URL on Modtime?

We have a deployed a change that should resolve this issue. If you could test with your apps and let us know that would be great!

Did the update break some filters? I usually query with ValidateState=1 and now it just returns 500. Removing ValidateState=1 works fine.


We've deployed the fix for the issue with the ValidateState parameter.
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