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The Geocaching Australia [[StatPack]] is designed to allow you to create your own statistics.   
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The [[Geocaching Australia]] [[StatPack]] was designed to allow you to create your own [[statistics]], but has since been decommissioned. Only empty versions of the files remain.   
  
There are currently three files in the [[StatPack]]: cachers.csv, caches.csv and logs.csv.
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There were three files in the [[StatPack]]: cachers.csv, caches.csv and logs.csv.
At the time of writing, the cachers.csv file was about 15kb, caches file was about 800kb and the logs file was 6mb, so please keep this in mind and try not to download it more than once a day.  The [[StatPack]] is located [http://geocaching.com.au/stats/statpack here].
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At the time of writing, the cachers.csv file was about 15kb, caches file was about 800kb and the logs file was 6mb, so you needed to keep this in mind and try not to download it more than once a day.  The remnants of [[StatPack]] is located [http://geocaching.com.au/stats/statpack here].
  
All of the records in the file are double-quote encapsulated with the exception of the header record. Some special characters such as double quotes and single quotes are escaped with the UNIX \ character.
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All of the records in the file were double-quote encapsulated with the exception of the header record. Some special characters such as double quotes and single quotes were escaped with the UNIX \ character.
  
There is a header record contained in the file which describes the field names. This header record is not double-quote encapsulated.
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There was a header record contained in the file which described the field names. This header record was not double-quote encapsulated.
  
Some cache and cacher names such as ¢ha®lie Ðelta have special characters. In a MySQL or postgres database these should not cause problems. In a Microsoft Access database you may find that these records do not get imported. Keep in mind that cache and cacher names can contain double-quotes, single-quotes, ampersands and commas as well as others which may cause formatting or import issues as well.
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Some cache and cacher names such as ¢ha®lie Ðelta had special characters. In a MySQL or postgres database these would not have cause problems. In a Microsoft Access database you may have found that these records did not get imported. Keep in mind that cache and cacher names could have contained double-quotes, single-quotes, ampersands and commas as well as others which may have caused formatting or import issues as well.
  
* The cachers.csv file contains records for each member at geocaching.com.au that have registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.
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* The cachers.csv file contained records for each member at geocaching.com.au that had registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.
* The caches.csv file contains records for each cache that exists in the geocaching.com.au database.
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* The caches.csv file contained records for each cache that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.
* The logs.csv file contains records for each log that exists in the geocaching.com.au database.
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* The logs.csv file contained records for each log that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.
  
 
Read more below for the file layout.
 
Read more below for the file layout.
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Applications that have been developed from the StatPack are:
 
Applications that have been developed from the StatPack are:
  
* [http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php Caught at Work's Geocaching Graphs]
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* [http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php Caught at Work's Geocaching Graphs]. This application is no longer available.
 
An Explanation and the Useage of the graphs can be found [http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/explain.php here]
 
An Explanation and the Useage of the graphs can be found [http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/explain.php here]
  
 
==Cachers==
 
==Cachers==
The cachers.csv file contains records for each member at geocaching.com.au that have registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.
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The cachers.csv file contained records for each member at geocaching.com.au that had registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.
  
The format is as follows
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The format was as follows
 
* Cacher name
 
* Cacher name
 
* State
 
* State
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==Caches==
 
==Caches==
The caches.csv file contains records for each cache that exists in the geocaching.com.au database.
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The caches.csv file contained records for each cache that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.
  
The format is as follows
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The format was as follows
 
* Hidden date in YYYY-MM-DD format
 
* Hidden date in YYYY-MM-DD format
 
* Waypoint
 
* Waypoint
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==Logs==
 
==Logs==
The logs.csv file contains records for each log that exists in the geocaching.com.au database.
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The logs.csv file contained records for each log that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.
  
 
* Log date in YYYY-MM-DD format
 
* Log date in YYYY-MM-DD format
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** V: Archived
 
** V: Archived
 
** W: Will Attend
 
** W: Will Attend
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== See Also ==
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* [[Statistics]]

Latest revision as of 12:30, 15 July 2016

Geocaching Australia
This page contains information specific to Geocaching Australia.

The Geocaching Australia StatPack was designed to allow you to create your own statistics, but has since been decommissioned. Only empty versions of the files remain.

There were three files in the StatPack: cachers.csv, caches.csv and logs.csv. At the time of writing, the cachers.csv file was about 15kb, caches file was about 800kb and the logs file was 6mb, so you needed to keep this in mind and try not to download it more than once a day. The remnants of StatPack is located here.

All of the records in the file were double-quote encapsulated with the exception of the header record. Some special characters such as double quotes and single quotes were escaped with the UNIX \ character.

There was a header record contained in the file which described the field names. This header record was not double-quote encapsulated.

Some cache and cacher names such as ¢ha®lie Ðelta had special characters. In a MySQL or postgres database these would not have cause problems. In a Microsoft Access database you may have found that these records did not get imported. Keep in mind that cache and cacher names could have contained double-quotes, single-quotes, ampersands and commas as well as others which may have caused formatting or import issues as well.

  • The cachers.csv file contained records for each member at geocaching.com.au that had registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.
  • The caches.csv file contained records for each cache that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.
  • The logs.csv file contained records for each log that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.

Read more below for the file layout.

Applications

Applications that have been developed from the StatPack are:

An Explanation and the Useage of the graphs can be found here

Cachers

The cachers.csv file contained records for each member at geocaching.com.au that had registered a country and state in their profile. At the time of writing, this was not 100% of all members.

The format was as follows

  • Cacher name
  • State
    • ACT: Australian Capital Territory
    • NSW: New South Wales
    • NT: Northern Territory
    • QLD: Queensland
    • SA: South Australia
    • TAS: Tasmania
    • VIC: Victoria
    • WA: Western Australia
    • NI: North Island (New Zealand)
    • SI: South Island (New Zealand)
  • Number of geocaching.com.au caches Hidden
  • Number of geocaching.com.au caches Found

Caches

The caches.csv file contained records for each cache that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.

The format was as follows

  • Hidden date in YYYY-MM-DD format
  • Waypoint
  • Cache name
  • Cache owner
  • Terrain
  • Difficulty
  • Cache Type
    • B: Moveable
    • C: CITO
    • E: Event
    • L: Locationless
    • M: Multi-cache
    • O: Other
    • R: Earthcache
    • T: Traditional
    • U: Unknown
    • V: Virtual
    • W: Webcam
    • X: Letterbox
  • Cache Container
    • V: Virtual
    • M: Micro
    • S: Small
    • R: Regular
    • L: Large
    • O: Other
    • U: Unknown
  • Status
    • A: Available
    • U: Unavailable
    • V: Archived
  • Recommended (number of people recommending the cache)
  • Planning
  • Watching

Logs

The logs.csv file contained records for each log that existed in the geocaching.com.au database.

  • Log date in YYYY-MM-DD format
  • Waypoint logged
  • Cacher who made the log
  • Log type, consisting of:
    • A: Attended
    • B: Published
    • D: Didn't Find it
    • E: Needs Archiving
    • F: Found it
    • I: Disabled
    • L: Enabled
    • N: Noted
    • P: Photographed
    • U: Unarchived
    • V: Archived
    • W: Will Attend


See Also