This data can be summarized and represented as Web pages. Some examples are listed at http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/ap/stats.php.

The data is presented in several different 'views': teams ordered by credit, teams ordered by ID, etc. Each view is available in two ways:

• As a single file.
• Broken into a number of files, each containing a fixed number of records. This lets you get a single record or range of records efficiently.

For files that are ordered by ID, each file contains a fixed-size segment of the ID range, not a fixed number of records. If the database ID allocation has gaps, files will have fewer than this number of records.

The entries in a given file are in either 'summary' or 'detail' form. For example, the summary of a team gives its ID, name, and credit, while the detailed from also contains a list of its members.

The files are as follows:

tables.xml

For each table (team, user, and host) this gives

• the total number of records
• the number of records per file for summary files
• the number of records per file for detail files

",
htmlspecialchars("
    1046220857
    127
    1000
    100
    14
    1000
    100
    681
    1000
    100
    
        
            setiathome
            100
            1000
            10000
        
        ...
    

"),
"

team_expavg_credit.xml, team_expavg_credit_N.xml
Team summaries, ordered by decreasing recent-average credit.

team_id.xml, team_id_N.xml
Team details, ordered by increasing ID.

user_total_credit.xml, user_total_credit_N.xml
User summaries, ordered by decreasing total credit.

user_expavg_credit.xml, user_expavg_credit_N.xml
User summaries, ordered by decreasing recent-average credit.

user_id.xml, user_id_N.xml
User details, ordered by increasing ID.

host_total_credit.xml, host_total_credit_N.xml
Host summaries, ordered by decreasing total credit.

host_expavg_credit.xml, host_expavg_credit_N.xml
Host summaries, ordered by decreasing recent-average credit.

host_id.xml, host_id_N.xml
Host details, ordered by increasing ID.

The format of the various XML elements is as follows:

Team summary

",
htmlspecialchars("

 5
 Broadband Reports Team Starfire
 153402.872429
 503030.483254
 14

"),
"

Team detail

",
htmlspecialchars("

 5
 Broadband Reports Team Starfire
 153402.872429
 503030.483254
 14
 0
%3Ca%20href%3D%27http%3A%2F%2Fbroadbandreports%2Ecom%2Fforum%2Fseti%2
7%3E%3Cimg%20src%3D%27http%3A%2F%2Fi%2Edslr%2Enet%2Fpics%2Ffaqs%2Fimage2067%2Ejp
g%27%3E
 None
 
  12
  John Keck
  42698.813543
  117348.653646
  5
 
 
  14
  Liontaur
  46389.595430
  122936.372641
  5
 

"),"

User summary

",
htmlspecialchars("

 12
 John Keck
 42698.813543
 117348.653646
 283472938743489759837498347
 [ 5 ]
 [  ]

"), "

Note: <cpid> ('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).

User detail

",
htmlspecialchars("

 3
 Eric Heien
 4897.904591
 9820.631754
 United States
 1046220857
 [ 14 ]
 [  ]
 
    27
    0.000000
    0.000000
    
    
    Darwin
    6.2
 
 
    266
    0.000000
    0.000000
    GenuineIntel
    Intel(R)
    Linux
    2.4.18-18.7.x
 

"),"

Host summary

",
htmlspecialchars("

  266
  0.000000
  0.000000
  GenuineIntel
  Intel(R)
  Linux
  2.4.18-18.7.x

"),"

Host detail

",
htmlspecialchars("

  102
  3
  0.000000
  0.000000
  GenuineIntel
  Pentium
  Windows XP
  5.1
  1040170006
  28800
  2
  45724737.082762
  43233895.373973
  4032258.064516
  670478336.000000
  1000000.000000
  1638260736.000000
  9088008192.000000
  3788505088.000000
  24109.794088
  57037.049858

"),"