Datastore UI Events | User Guide

This topic lists Data Explorer and API fields (and their descriptions) associated with datastore UI events in a given TAO environment. The entities described in this topic are considered to be the most meaningful when performing a query of a this data - not all entities returned with a query are listed.

`results`

API only: Number of results generated from the query.

Identification

Data Explorer	API	Description
Id	`id`	The ID of the event.
Delivery Id	`deliveryId`	Delivery identifier as provided by the delivery tool.
Delivery Execution Id	`deliveryExecutionId`	Unique identifier for the delivery execution (the session for a given test taker/delivery combination).
Battery Id	`batteryId`	Battery identifier as provided by the delivery tool.
Message Id	`messageId`	The unique identifier for a message or transaction between the client and the API.
Item Id	itemId	The item ID (found in item Authoring).
Response Id	`responseId`	The response ID (found in item Authoring).

Timestamps

Data Explorer	API	Description
Timestamp	`timestamp`	The time of the event (Unix timestamp in milliseconds).
Last_update_date	`lastUpdateDate`	The date the event record was successfully created or updated in the system (provided as a Unix timestamp). This is a technical timestamp generated by the system and does not represent when the user actually performed an action. It is primarily for internal use and may not have direct business relevance.

Details

Data Explorer	API	Description
Dom Event Type	`domEventType`	The event type.
	`metadata`	Any metadata associated with the event. `metadata.timestamp`: The same value as `timestamp`. `metadata.type`: The action of the event. For example, `panel-open` would be the value for an event documenting the accessibility menu being opened. `metadata.component`: The subject of the action. For example, `plugin-a11yMenuPanel` would be the component of `panel-open`.

Data Explorer

API

Description

Dom Event Type

domEventType

The event type.

metadata

Any metadata associated with the event.

metadata.timestamp: The same value as timestamp.
metadata.type: The action of the event. For example, panel-open would be the value for an event documenting the accessibility menu being opened.
metadata.component: The subject of the action. For example, plugin-a11yMenuPanel would be the component of panel-open.