analytics/msgsdk/rsapimsgs_en.xml

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<component name="RSA">
<section name="FMT" type="UI">
<string name="INTERVAL_DAY_TO_SEC" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_DAY_TO_FSEC" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration, possibly with fractions of a second. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>.<param type="integer" index="5"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_FULL" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration, including milliseconds. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>.<param type="string" index="5"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_FULL" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration, including milliseconds. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>.<param type="string" index="5"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_SINGLE" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of any time duration (years, months, days, hours, minutes, or seconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_SINGLE" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of any time duration (years, months, days, hours, minutes, or seconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_YEAR_TO_MONTH" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of years and months. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>-<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_YEAR_TO_MONTH" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of years and months. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>-<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_DAY_TO_HOUR" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and hours. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_DAY_TO_HOUR" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of days and hours. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_DAY_TO_MINUTE" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration (precision: minutes). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_DAY_TO_MINUTE" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration (precision: minutes). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_DAY_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration (including milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>.<param type="string" index="5"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_DAY_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration (including milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>
<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>:<param type="integer" index="4"/>.<param type="string" index="5"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_HOUR_TO_MINUTE" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a time duration. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_HOUR_TO_MINUTE" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a time duration. Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_HOUR_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a time duration (including milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>.<param type="string" index="4"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_HOUR_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a time duration (including milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>:<param type="integer" index="3"/>.<param type="string" index="4"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_MINUTE_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format time durations that contain a a time duration (minutes to milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>.<param type="string" index="3"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_MINUTE_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format negative time durations that contain a number of days and a time duration (minutes to milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>:<param type="integer" index="2"/>.<param type="string" index="3"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_SECOND_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format time durations (seconds to milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
<param type="integer" index="1"/>.<param type="string" index="2"/>
</string>
<string name="INTERVAL_NEGATIVE_SECOND_TO_MSECOND" usage="Used to format negative time durations (seconds to milliseconds). Localization, please feel free to re-format as you see fit. Words must remain capitalized. The format used here follows the SQL99 literal formats, though this may not be acceptable in a reporting tool. The default time formatter was not used as this assumes the value represents time - in this case, it represents a duration, not an actual time value.">
				-<param type="integer" index="1"/>.<param type="string" index="2"/>
</string>
</section>
<section name="ERR">
<string name="UNKNOWN_TYPE_CODE" errorCode="0004">Unknown command code: '<param type="string" index="1"/>'.</string>
<string name="UNKNOWN_METHOD" errorCode="0005">Unknown RS API method: '<param type="string" index="1"/>'.</string>
<string name="UNKNOWN_COMMAND_ID" errorCode="0006">Unknown command ID: <param type="integer" index="1"/>.</string>
<string name="QUERY_CANCELLED" errorCode="0007">Query cancelled.</string>
<string name="COULD_NOT_CANCEL_QUERY" errorCode="0008">Unable to cancel query.</string>
<string name="UNABLE_TO_OPEN_COMMAND_FILE" errorCode="0009">Unable to open command file '<param type="string" index="1"/>' for replay.</string>
</section>
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