Metadata Updates

Given our frequent complaints about incorrect metadata, would anyone like to have a guess at how many meta-updates I've received since I installed Logos in November 2009?
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How can you tell?
I'll guess 2.
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Rosie Perera said:
How can you tell?
I'll tell you later ;-)
Rosie Perera said:I'll guess 2.
Not even close. [:)]
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284? 86 - final answer.
MacBook Pro (2019), ThinkPad E540
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There's a metadata table which contains a notice of every update. Since November 2009 there are 1,628 entries spread over 84 different batches! For example, the entire Hermeneia series had a metadata update just
three days ago. Unfortunately there's no way of telling what the update is. When Logos requests a metadata update, the server sends all the metadata for that resource through, not just the correction. A metadata update looks like this:<s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<s:Body>
<GetMetadataResponse xmlns="http://services.logos.com/resource/v2/">
<GetMetadataResult xmlns:i="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<ResourceMetadata>
<AbbreviatedTitles>
<Title>
<Language>en</Language>
<Value>ACCS Intro</Value>
</Title>
</AbbreviatedTitles>
<AlternateIds>
<Id>
<Scheme/>
<Value>ACCSGEN</Value>
</Id>
</AlternateIds>
<Authors>
<Name>InterVarsity Press</Name>
</Authors>
<Category i:nil="true"/>
<CitationFields>
<Field>
<Name>bt</Name>
<Value>Introduction and Biographical Information</Value>
</Field>
<Field>
<Name>pl</Name>
<Value>Downers Grove, Ill.</Value>
</Field>
<Field>
<Name>pr</Name>
<Value>InterVarsity Press</Value>
</Field>
<Field>
<Name>sr</Name>
<Value>Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture.</Value>
</Field>
<Field>
<Name>yr</Name>
<Value>2005</Value>
</Field>
</CitationFields>
<Copyright>Copyright 2005 InterVarsity Press</Copyright>
<CoverImages>
<ImageLink>
<Height i:nil="true"/>
<Url>http://covers.assets.logos.com/lls_accsgen/cover.jpg</Url>
<Width i:nil="true"/>
</ImageLink>
</CoverImages>
<Descriptions>
<Description>
<Language>en</Language>
<Content>
<Section Language="en" xmlns="">
<Paragraph>
<Run Text="This book comprises the “General Introduction,” the “Biographical Sketches” and the “Timeline of Writers of the Patristic Period,” which are found in all of the print volumes of the ACCS. In the interest of economy, these have been removed from the electronic volumes and grouped together to form a new volume. Each volume’s table of contents links to the “Timeline” and “Biographical Sketches” in this volume."/>
</Paragraph>
</Section>
</Content>
</Description>
</Descriptions>
<ElectronicPublicationDate>2005</ElectronicPublicationDate>
<ExtendedCopyright i:nil="true"/>
<Languages>
<Language>en</Language>
</Languages>
<MetadataLanguage>en</MetadataLanguage>
<MilestoneIndexes>
<MilestoneIndex>
<DataType>page</DataType>
<Language/>
<Priority>1000</Priority>
<Supersets/>
</MilestoneIndex>
</MilestoneIndexes>
<Owners>
<Name>IVP</Name>
</Owners>
<PublicationDate>2005</PublicationDate>
<PublicationStatus>PUBLISHED</PublicationStatus>
<Publishers>
<Name>InterVarsity Press</Name>
</Publishers>
<ResourceFiles>
<ResourceFileMetadata>
<DatePublished>2009-10-27T07:34:14.583</DatePublished>
<FileName>ACCSGEN.lbxlls</FileName>
<FileSize>472264</FileSize>
<MinimumSoftwareVersion i:nil="true"/>
<Platform i:nil="true"/>
<ResourceId>LLS:ACCSGEN</ResourceId>
<Version>2005-07-29T20:03:28Z</Version>
</ResourceFileMetadata>
</ResourceFiles>
<ResourceId>LLS:ACCSGEN</ResourceId>
<ResourceType>text.monograph</ResourceType>
<Series>Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture</Series>
<Subjects>
<Subject>
<Scheme>lcsh</Scheme>
<Value>Bible--Commentaries.</Value>
</Subject>
</Subjects>
<SupportedPlatforms>
<Name>ldls3</Name>
<Name>logos4</Name>
</SupportedPlatforms>
<Titles>
<Title>
<Language>en</Language>
<Value>Introduction and Biographical Information</Value>
</Title>
</Titles>
<Traits>
<Trait>supports-bible</Trait>
</Traits>
<Version>2010-07-26T23:37:36Z</Version>
</ResourceMetadata>
</GetMetadataResult>
</GetMetadataResponse>
</s:Body>
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Todd Phillips said:
284? 86 - final
answer.Mark Barnes said:spread over 84 different batches!
Wow Todd, you were actually pretty darn close. You didn't do that strikeout edit after Mark posted, did you? [;)]
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Ron Keyston Jr said:Todd Phillips said:
284? 86 - final
answer.Mark Barnes said:spread over 84 different batches!
Wow Todd, you were actually pretty darn close. You didn't do that strikeout edit after Mark posted, did you?
No
I actually looked in the same place he did. I didn't know exactly what
Mark's start date was so I used Nov 15. The first number (284) was the
total number of unique metadata timestamps on resources since that date. Second number (86) narrowed the count to unique date stamps (since the timestamp includes hours,minutes & seconds: "2010-08-31T22:51:05Z", there would be several entries for the same "update", so I merged all the ones occuring on the same day).MacBook Pro (2019), ThinkPad E540
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Todd Phillips said:
No
I actually looked in the same place he did. I didn't know exactly what
Mark's start date was so I used Nov 15. The first number (284) was the
total number of unique metadata timestamps on resources since that date. Second number (86) narrowed the count to unique date stamps (since the timestamp includes hours,minutes & seconds: "2010-08-31T22:51:05Z", there would be several entries for the same "update", so I merged all the ones occuring on the same day).Impressive detective work [:)] (to both you and Mark)
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