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Column | Definition | Example | ||
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User id | The unique identifier of the user who has access to the event. | 1234 | ||
Community id | The unique identifier for the community where the event was created. | 1234 | ||
Community name | The name of the community where the event was created. | Health and Safety | ||
Date created | The date the event was created. | 2024-01-01 16:05:21 | ||
Event id | The unique identifier of the event. | 1234 | ||
Event name | The title of the event. | Health and Safety in the Workplace | ||
Event cost | The cost of the event. If the event creator has not specified a cost, this column will be empty.
| £20 | ||
Occurrence id | The unique identifier of the event occurrence. | 1234 | ||
Start date | The start date of the event occurrence. | 2024-02-01 09:05:21 | ||
End date | The end date of the event occurrence. | 2024-02-01 09:05:21 | ||
Training duration | The training duration of the event occurrence in HH:MM:SS. | 05:00:00
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Occurence location | The location of the event occurrence. This might be a real location, such as a meeting room, venue, or street address where the event is taking place, or it could be the link to an online meeting, such Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet. | Examples:
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Host type | When creating an event occurrence, the event creator can choose one of the following host types:
| Internal | ||
Host name | The name of the person who is hosting the event occurrence. | Jane Doe | ||
User’s event status | The user's event status. The following status are available:
| Attended | ||
User’s last status update date | The last date the user’s event status was updated. | 2024-02-01 09:05:21 |