8 | | This gives the total number of records for each entity type (team, user, and host). It also includes the UNIX time when the files were last generated, and a list of the project's applications, with counts of various things. For example: |
| 10 | This gives the total number of teams, users, and hosts. |
| 11 | It also includes the UNIX time when the files were last generated, |
| 12 | a list of the project's applications, |
| 13 | and the list of [BadgeDoc badges] defined by the project. |
| 14 | For example: |
36 | | The format of the various XML elements in the output files is as follows. Notes: |
37 | | |
38 | | * `<cpid>` ('[CrossProjectId cross-project identifier]') is a unique identifier across multiple projects. Accounts with the same email address on different projects will have the same cross-project identifier (as long as at least one computer is attached to both accounts). |
39 | | * All 'expavg_credit' values were computed at some point in the past (given by 'expavg_time'). To compute their current values, they must be scaled according to the [CreditStats#rac-decay RAC decay formula]. |
40 | | * Text fields may contain XML entities. If you aren't using a real XML parser, you need to decode the entities yourself. |
| 55 | * `<cpid>` ('cross-project identifier') is a unique identifier across multiple projects. |
| 56 | Accounts with the same email address on different projects will have the same cross-project identifier |
| 57 | (as long as at least one computer is attached to both accounts). |
| 58 | * All 'expavg_credit' values were computed at some point in the past (given by 'expavg_time'). |
| 59 | To compute their current values, they must be scaled according to the |
| 60 | [CreditStats#rac-decay RAC decay formula]. |
| 61 | * Text fields may contain XML entities. |
| 62 | If you aren't using a real XML parser, you need to decode the entities yourself. |