Rate Limiting

In order to protect our servers from inadvertent service overuse or intentional attack, and to fairly distribute services to all our customers, we have implemented a rate limiting algorithm. When fully deployed, this new algorithm will cause services to either succeed with new warnings or fail with new errors when services are consumed at too high a rate. Programs that consume Projector services should be enhanced to handle rate limiting errors so that they can continue functioning properly. For more information please visit: Projector Rate Limiting Behavior.

Request

The service request contains:

Name	Data Type	Required?	Default Value	Discussion
LimitToOpenForTimeFlag	boolean	no	false	Set to true to limit the export to projects open for time.
LimitToOpenForCostFlag	boolean	no	false	Set to true to limit the export to projects open for cost.
EngagementType	string(15)	no		If supplied then the export is limited to projects with this engagement type.
MaxRowsToReturn	int	no	1000	The maximum number of cards to be exported. Values greater than 1000 may fail due to system-enforced transaction time limits.
ProjectCodesAfter	string(24)	no		Export is limited to items whose project code comes after this. To avoid skipping or duplicating exported items set this to the last ProjectCode from the previous result set.
BeginDatesAfter	date	no		Export is limited to items whose begin date comes after this. To avoid skipping or duplicating exported items set this to the last BeginDate from the previous result set.
RoleNamesAfter	string	no
OnlyCountRows	boolean	no	false	If true, then only the RowCount is returned.

Response

For each project in the result set the following data is returned:

Name	Data Type	Discussion
ProjectCode	string
RoleName	string
BeginDate	date	First date on which this rate applies
EndDate	date	Last date on which this rate applies
HourlyRate	double
CurrencyCode	string
ContractHourlyRate	double	Preferred synonym for hourly rate
BillingAdjustedHourlyRate	double
MinutesPerDay	short	Hours per day remains as MinutesPerDay / 60. This comes from project setting for minutes per day.
HoursPerDay	double	MinutesPerDay / 60

Changelog

4.4

Parameter	Notes
ContractHourlyRate	Added as a response parameter
BillingAdjustedHourlyRate	Added as a response parameter
MinutesPerDay	Added as a response parameter

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