As you can see from my comment (still can't post answers to our own questions) I found what I was looking for. As for APIs, this is for reporting. SQL is much preferred.
Absolutely not. Again I must reference stack overflow. "unanswered" means it does not have an accepted answer, which by the way is the terminology we should use instead of "true answer".
Well it still shows 75% for that course. I tried resubmitting a few of the answers but since they were already checked I doubt it mattered. When I have time to take another course I'll let you know if I have similar issues.
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That's too bad.
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I just saw this on an employee post. Is this automated or did he add it manually? It's too bulky.
I would expect something more like this:
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Any update on this?
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Any update on this one?
edit: Sorry for the double post, got an HTTP error. If only we could delete our own comments... ;)
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Any update on this one?
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As you can see from my comment (still can't post answers to our own questions) I found what I was looking for. As for APIs, this is for reporting. SQL is much preferred.
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I finally found it.
SELECT * FROM HS_Data.OIDMap
WHERE Types = 'Repository'
But the table is empty in the HSREG namespace, which is where I need the data. So I can't do a JOIN and I have to manually cross reference. :(
At least it's only 15 or so...
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Outstanding!
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Sounds perfect!
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Absolutely not. Again I must reference stack overflow. "unanswered" means it does not have an accepted answer, which by the way is the terminology we should use instead of "true answer".
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Thanks!
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I actually prefer the Digest format:
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Also, turning off Digest Mode as suggested, doesn't really improve the format of the notifications much.
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Agreed. It has come a long way. Keep up the good work.
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The delivery method is as important as the cargo. You wouldn't haul precious Faberge eggs across the country in the back of an old pickup truck.
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Yep, it's because of the hierarchical design of the tags dropdown, which is a bad idea in general.
This gives us two tags:
The preferred usage for this would be to tag a post with both tags to provide the necessary context.
Interoperability Web Services
or
Web Development Web Services
But it should be a single Web Services tag.
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Still glad you went with Drupal and not custom? :)
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Thanks.
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Well it still shows 75% for that course. I tried resubmitting a few of the answers but since they were already checked I doubt it mattered. When I have time to take another course I'll let you know if I have similar issues.