Swim Wiki - User contributions [en]

Meet Manager:Entries CSV File Format

2025-04-30T19:55:53Z

Kf:

Beside the common formats like Lenex, SDIF, German DSV you may import entries from common text files with Meet Manager.

The format of this text file has to fullfill the following specification:
<div style="border: 2px solid #f4cccc; padding: 10px; background-color: #f9f9f9;">
* On the ''first'' line you have the meet identification with the fields '''meet name''', '''meet city''', '''meet nation''', '''course''' and '''meet date'''. All fields have to be separated with a semicolon (''';''').
* On the ''second'' line you have the column names, all uppercase, separated with a semicolon (''';''') The columns can be in any order.
* From the third and all following lines you have the entries, one entry per line.
</div>

A valid entry file needs at least these columns:
* '''BIRTHDATE''': The athlete’s birthdate. Just leave the field empty for relay results. See also column YOB.
* '''CLUBCODE''': The official club code or number. Please only use official values allocated by the club’s national federation here. DO NOT attempt to invent any codes if you do not know the official ones!
* '''CLUBNAME''': The club name.
* '''CLUBNATION''': The club nation. If this column is missing or empty, the club nation is supposed to be found in the field NATION.
* '''DISTANCE''': The distance of the event (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, ...). For relay results, this is always the distance for a single athlete.
* '''ENTRYTIME''': The entry time in the format MM:SS.ZZ or SS.ZZ.
* '''FIRSTNAME''': The athlete’s first name.
* '''GENDER''': The athlete’s gender or, in the case of relay results, the gender of the relay. Allowed values are F (female) or M (male).
* '''LASTNAME''': The athlete’s last name (family name).
* '''LICENSE''': The swimmer’s national registration ID. Please use official IDs issued by national federations only. Otherwise leave this field empty.
* '''NATION''': The athlete’s nationality. If this value differs from his/her club nation, fill in the column CLUBNATION as well.
* '''RELAYCOUNT''': This column is necessary if you have relay entries. E.g. for a relay entry 4x100 you put 4 in RELAYCOUNT and 100 in DISTANCE. For individual entries, just type "1" in here.
* '''STROKE''': The stroke of the event. Allowed values are FREE, BACK, BREAST, FLY or MEDLEY.
* '''YOB''': The athlete’s year of birth. You may use this column rather than BIRTHDATE if you do not have full birthdates available. The year of birth should be entered with 4 digits (e.g. 1987).

Other optional columns in the entry file are:
* '''EXCEPTION''': This column is the exception code for disabled athletes.
* '''HANDICAP''': The disabled class for the athlete. Depending on the stroke it is used for '''S''', '''SB''' or '''SM'''.
* '''RELAYNUMBER''': This column is optional for relay entries. If you have more than one entry per club / event you can pas the number of the relay team here.

For relay swimmers you may add XXXXX<n> columns, where <n> is the number of the relay swimmer. Columns like these can be created for the fields BIRTHDATE1, FIRSTNAME1, GENDER1, LASTNAME1 or YOB1.

Here is an example with three entries (two individual, one relay entry):

<code>
Test meet for CSV Entries;Berne;SUI;SCM;15.05.2009
NUMBER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;LASTNAME;FIRSTNAME;GENDER;BIRTHDATE;CLUBCODE;CLUBNAME;NATION;ENTRYTIME;LASTNAME1;FIRSTNAME1;GENDER1;BIRTHDATE1;LASTNAME2;FIRSTNAME2;GENDER2;BIRTHDATE2;LASTNAME3;FIRSTNAME3;GENDER3;BIRTHDATE3;LASTNAME4;FIRSTNAME4;GENDER4;BIRTHDATE4
1;1;400;FREE;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:59.99
31;1;200;MEDLEY;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;2:01.01
38;4;100;MEDLEY;;;F;;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:01.02;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;Marino;Franco;M;01.01.1999;Angeli;Ricardo;M;01.01.1988;Roth;Manuel;M;01.01.1992
</code>

[[Category:Entries]]
[[Category:Data Exchange]]

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2025-03-05T10:55:52Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

Meet Manager:Installation

2025-02-24T05:36:49Z

Kf:

==System requirements==
Basically, Meet Manager runs on any Win32 compatible operating system like Windows 10 or 11. It may run on older systems, back to Windows 8, but we cannot give a guarantee for that. Meet Manager uses the Microsoft Jet Database Engine, for which the access components should be installed by default with all these operating systems.

Please always ensure that you have administrator privileges when you install the software and that users have full read / write rights to the directories where you save the database files. In addition, a common problem is that Antivirus applications block internet access of Meet Manager (Meet.exe) which is necessary for the first time activation and for some functionality that uses the swimrankings.net database.

==Installation steps==
#Download the latest Meet Manager Installer (see below). You will need your Splash usernumber and password to login to this site. 
#Launch the installer from your download folder by double-clicking the '''install_Meet.exe''' file. Click '''Next''' and read the Software License Agreement carefully. You can only install this software if you accept the license first. Click '''Next''' again and indicate the folder for the Meet Manager installation. The installation will need about 20MBs of disk space. Choose a startmenu folder and finish the installer. If you downloaded the '''Demo Version''' of Meet Manager there will be an expiration date and the printing functions are restricted. To get a full version of the software, visit the '''Order''' section of our [http://www.swimrankings.net/index.php?page=order website].
#When launching Splash Meet Manager for the first time, you will need your usernumber and password again. Additionally, you have to be connected to the internet in order to activate the application on your computer.
#For further information please check the [[Meet Manager:Documents|Documents]] page.

==Downloads==
'''Preview Builds''': These are builds of the application, that contain the newest changes, which are not 100% tested. '''Do not use preview builds''', if you are not an advanced computer user. Always have backups, if you use a preview build.

Please always use your '''Splash Usernumber''' and the '''Splash Password''' here in order to access the installation download:

{{Meet Manager DownloadsNew}}

==Username and Passwords==
There is a registered contact person for every club/license. Please contact this person, if you need the access codes for your club. To change the contact person for your club, please contact your national federation. This applies to clubs from Canada (Quebec), Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland.

If you forgot your password, you can use the following form to retrieve your registration information:

<websiteFrame>
website=https://www.swimrankings.net/services/SplashSendLogin
height=80
width=100%
align=left
border=0
scroll=no
</websiteFrame>

The Splash user login cannot be used to log in to the WikiMedia website (link in top right corner of the site). It's only needed when you click an installation package for download.

Team Manager:Installation

2025-02-24T05:35:57Z

Kf:

==System requirements==
Basically Team Manager runs on any Win32 compatible operating system like Windows 10 or 11. It may run on older systems, back to Windows 8, but we cannot give a guarantee for that. Team Manager uses the Microsoft Jet Database Engine, for which the access components should be installed by default with all these operating systems.

Please always ensure that you have administrator privileges when you install the software and that users have full read / write rights to the directory where you save the database file. In addition, a common problem is that Antivirus applications block internet access of Team Manager (Team.exe) which is necessary for the first time activation and for some functionality that uses the swimrankings.net database.

==Installation steps==
#Download the latest Team Manager Installer (see below). You will need your Splash usernumber and password to login to this site. 
#Launch the installer from your download folder by double-clicking the '''install_Team.exe''' file. Click '''Next''' and read the Software License Agreement carefully. You can only install this software if you accept the license first. Click '''Next''' again and indicate the folder for the Team Manager installation. The installation will need about 20MBs of disk space. Choose a startmenu folder and finish the installer. If you downloaded the '''Demo Version''' of Team Manager there will be an expiration date and the printing functions are restricted. To get a full version of the software, visit the '''Order''' section of our [http://www.swimrankings.net/index.php?page=order website].
#When launching Splash Team Manager for the first time, you will need your usernumber and password again. Additionally, you have to be connected to the internet in order to activate the application on your computer.
#For further information, please check the [[Team Manager:Documents|Documents]] page.

==Update from before 2015==
If you received your login information before end of 2015 or if you want to update an installation from 2014 or before, please read the instructions on '''this [[Team Manager:Update from before 2015|website]]'''.

==Downloads==
'''Preview Builds''': These are builds of the application, that contain the newest changes, which are not 100% tested. '''Do not use preview builds''', if you are not an advanced computer user. Always have backups, if you use a preview build. If you would like to be informed about preview builds, please send us an [mailto:sales@swimrankings.net email].

Please always use your '''Splash Usernumber''' and the '''Splash Password''' here in order to access the installation download:

{{Team Manager DownloadsNew}}

==Username and Passwords==
There is a registered contact person for every club/license. Please contact this person, if you need the access codes for your club. To change the contact person for your club, please contact your national federation. This applies for clubs from Canada (Quebec), Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland.

If you forgot your password, you can use the following form to retrieve your registration information:

<websiteFrame>
website=https://www.swimrankings.net/services/SplashSendLogin
height=80
width=100%
align=left
border=0
scroll=no
</websiteFrame>

The Splash user login cannot be used to login to the WikiMedia website (link in top right corner of the site). It's only needed when you click an install package for download.

Meet Manager:Installation

2025-02-24T05:34:41Z

Kf:

==System requirements==
Basically, Meet Manager runs on any Win32 compatible operating system like Windows 10 or 11. It may run on older systems, back to Windows 8, but we cannot give a guarantee for that. Meet Manager uses the Microsoft Jet Database Engine, for which the access components should be installed by default with all these operating systems.

Please always ensure that you have administrator privileges when you install the software and that users have full read / write rights to the directories where you save the database files. In addition, a common problem is that Antivirus applications block internet access of Meet Manager (Meet.exe) which is necessary for the first time activation and for some functionality that uses the swimrankings.net database.

==Installation steps==
#Download the latest Meet Manager Installer (see below). You will need your Splash usernumber and password to login to this site. 
#Launch the installer from your download folder by double-clicking the '''install_Meet.exe''' file. Click '''Next''' and read the Software License Agreement carefully. You can only install this software if you accept the license first. Click '''Next''' again and indicate the folder for the Meet Manager installation. The installation will need about 20MBs of disk space. Choose a startmenu folder and finish the installer. If you downloaded the '''Demo Version''' of Meet Manager there will be an expiration date and the printing functions are restricted. To get a full version of the software, visit the '''Order''' section of our [http://www.swimrankings.net/index.php?page=order website].
#When launching Splash Meet Manager for the first time, you will need your usernumber and password again. Additionally, you have to be connected to the internet in order to activate the application on your computer.
#For further information please check the [[Meet Manager:Documents|Documents]] page.

==Downloads==
'''Preview Builds''': These are builds of the application, that contain the newest changes, which are not 100% tested. '''Do not use preview builds''', if you are not an advanced computer user. Always have backups, if you use a preview build.

Please always use your '''Splash Usernumber''' and the '''Splash Password''' here in order to access the installation download:

{{Meet Manager DownloadsNew}}

==Username and Passwords==
There is a registered contact person for every club/license. Please contact this person, if you need the access codes for your club. To change the contact person for your club, please contact your national federation. This applies for clubs from Canada (Quebec), Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland.

If you forogot your password, you can use the following form to retreive your registration information:

<websiteFrame>
website=https://www.swimrankings.net/services/SplashSendLogin
height=80
width=100%
align=left
border=0
scroll=no
</websiteFrame>

The Splash user login cannot be used to login to the WikiMedia website (link in top right corner of the site). It's only needed when you click an install package for download.

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2025-02-11T16:15:37Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-03T12:56:40Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-startlist.lxf Example file with startlist]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Federations using Lenex====
The following federations use Lenex as their primary data exchange format for results, records, rankings and entries.
* European Aquatics
* AUT: Austrian Swimming Federation
* BEL: Royal Belgium Swimming Federation
* BIH: Swimming Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina
* BLR: Belarus Swimming Federation
* CAN: Fédération de Natation de Québec
* DEN: Danish Swimming Federation
* ESP: Royal Spanish Swimming Federation
* EST: Estonian Swimming Federation
* FIN: Finnish Swimming Federation
* ISL: Icelandic Swimming Association
* LAT: Latvian Swimming Federation
* LTU: Lithuanian Swimming Federation
* MLT: Aquatic Sports Association of Malta
* NED: Royal Dutch Swimming Federation
* POL: Polish Swimming Federation
* POR: Portuguese Swimming Federation
* SLO: Slovenian Swimming Association
* SRB: Serbian Swimming Federation
* SUI: Swiss Aquatics
* SVK: Slovak Swimming Federation
* SWE: Swedish Swimming Federation
* TUR: Turkish Swimming Federation

====Software applications with Lenex support====
* [https://www.cps-schwimm.de/ CPS-Schwimm] (Hermann Josef Aretz)
* [https://easywk.de/ EasyWk Software für den Schwimmsport] (Björn Stickan)
* [https://www.splash-software.ch/ Splash Meet and Team Manager] (Christian Kaufmann)
* [https://www.swimify.com/ Swimify] (Erik Berglund)
Your product supports Lenex as well? Then send us an email and we add it to this list.

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-03T09:49:22Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-startlist.lxf Example file with startlist]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Federations using Lenex====
The following federations use Lenex as their primary data exchange format for results, records, rankings and entries.
* European Aquatics
* BEL: Royal Belgium Swimming Federation
* BIH: Swimming Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina
* BLR: Belarus Swimming Federation
* CAN: Fédération de Natation de Québec
* DEN: Danish Swimming Federation
* ESP: Royal Spanish Swimming Federation
* EST: Estonian Swimming Federation
* FIN: Finnish Swimming Federation
* ISL: Icelandic Swimming Association
* LAT: Latvian Swimming Federation
* LTU: Lithuanian Swimming Federation
* MLT: Aquatic Sports Association of Malta
* NED: Royal Dutch Swimming Federation
* POL: Polish Swimming Federation
* POR: Portuguese Swimming Federation
* SLO: Slovenian Swimming Association
* SRB: Serbian Swimming Federation
* SUI: Swiss Aquatics
* SVK: Slovak Swimming Federation
* SWE: Swedish Swimming Federation
* TUR: Turkish Swimming Federation

====Software applications with Lenex support====
* [https://www.cps-schwimm.de/ CPS-Schwimm] (Hermann Josef Aretz)
* [https://easywk.de/ EasyWk Software für den Schwimmsport] (Björn Stickan)
* [https://www.splash-software.ch/ Splash Meet and Team Manager] (Christian Kaufmann)
* [https://www.swimify.com/ Swimify] (Erik Berglund)
Your product supports Lenex as well? Then send us an email and we add it to this list.

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-03T08:24:52Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-startlist.lxf Example file with startlist]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Federations using Lenex====
The following federations use Lenex as their primary data exchange format for results, records, rankings and entries.
* European Aquatics
* BEL: Royal Belgium Swimming Federation
* BIH: Swimming Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina
* BLR: Belarus Swimming Federation
* CAN: Fédération de Natation de Québec
* DEN: Danish Swimming Federation
* ESP: Royal Spanish Swimming Federation
* EST: Estonian Swimming Federation
* FIN: Finnish Swimming Federation
* ISL: Icelandic Swimming Association
* LAT: Latvian Swimming Federation
* LTU: Lithuanian Swimming Federation
* MLT: Aquatic Sports Association of Malta
* NED: Royal Dutch Swimming Federation
* POL: Polish Swimming Federation
* POR: Portuguese Swimming Federation
* SLO: Slovenian Swimming Association
* SRB: Serbian Swimming Federation
* SUI: Swiss Aquatics
* SVK: Slovak Swimming Federation
* SWE: Swedish Swimming Federation
* TUR: Turkish Swimming Federation

====Software applications with Lenex support====
* [https://easywk.de/ EasyWk Software für den Schwimmsport] (Björn Stickan)
* [https://www.splash-software.ch/ Splash Meet and Team Manager] (Christian Kaufmann)
* [https://www.swimify.com/ Swimify] (Erik Berglund)
Your product supports Lenex as well? Then send us an email and we add it to this list.

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-02T17:57:41Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-startlist.lxf Example file with startlist]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Federations using Lenex====
The following federations use Lenex as their primary data exchange format for results, records, rankings and entries.
* European Aquatics
* BEL: Royal Belgium Swimming Federation
* BIH: Swimming Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina
* BLR: Belarus Swimming Federation
* CAN: Fédération de Natation de Québec
* ESP: Royal Spanish Swimming Federation
* EST: Estonian Swimming Federation
* ISL: Icelandic Swimming Association
* LAT: Latvian Swimming Federation
* LTU: Lithuanian Swimming Federation
* MLT: Aquatic Sports Association of Malta
* NED: Royal Dutch Swimming Federation
* POL: Polish Swimming Federation
* POR: Portuguese Swimming Federation
* SRB: Serbian Swimming Federation
* SUI: Swiss Aquatics
* SVK: Slovak Swimming Federation
* TUR: Turkish Swimming Federation

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2024-12-02T17:52:43Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-01T15:25:33Z

Kf: /* General */

====General====
Lenex is an XML-based data exchange format for swimming. Version 1.0 has been in use since 1999 in various European countries. With the introduction of European Rankings in 2004, the format underwent a comprehensive revision: missing features, such as records, were added, and ambiguously named tags were renamed to proper English. This resulted in version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

In late 2008, leveraging additional experience, Lenex 3.0 was released as a major update. It introduced changes like a new representation of result lists but remained almost entirely backward compatible with version 2.0. Complete documentation in English is available as a PDF, along with sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for European Aquatics rankings. For any issues or suggestions regarding its application, feel free to contact us via email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Recent changes====
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
* 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
* 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
* 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-01T15:20:58Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML based data exchange format for swimming. The version 1.0 is used since 1999 in different countries of Europe. With the start of the European Rankings in 2004, a general revision of the format was done: Missing features, like records, were added and unclear named tags were renamed to proper English. The result was version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

End of 2008 with some more experience using the Lenex format a new major release, Lenex 3.0 was published. There are some real changes, for example how result lists are represented, however the format is very similar to verson 2.0 and files are almost 100% backward compatible. The complete documentation in English is available as a PDF document. In addition, we offer some sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for the European Aquatics rankings. If you have any problems or suggestions for this application, please email us.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds, a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Recent changes====
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
* 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
* 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
* 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is a member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024, Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-01T15:13:21Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML based data exchange format for swimming. The version 1.0 is used since 1999 in different countries of Europe. With the start of the European Rankings in 2004, a general revision of the format was done: Missing features, like records were added and unclear named tags were renamed to proper English. The result was version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

End of 2008 with some more experience using the Lenex format a new major release, Lenex 3.0 was published. There are some real changes, for example how result lists are represented, however the format is very similar to verson 2.0 and files are almost 100% backward compatible.The complete documentation in English is available as PDF document. In addition we offer some sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for the European rankings of LEN. If you have any problems or suggestions for this application, please send us an email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [https://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Recent changes====
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
* 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
* 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
* 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024 Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-12-01T15:07:09Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML based data exchange format for swimming. The version 1.0 is used since 1999 in different countries of Europe. With the start of the European Rankings in 2004, a general revision of the format was done: Missing features, like records were added and unclear named tags were renamed to proper English. The result was version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

End of 2008 with some more experience using the Lenex format a new major release, Lenex 3.0 was published. There are some real changes, for example how result lists are represented, however the format is very similar to verson 2.0 and files are almost 100% backward compatible.The complete documentation in English is available as PDF document. In addition we offer some sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [https://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for the European rankings of LEN. If you have any problems or suggestions for this application, please send us an email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [http://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Recent changes====
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
* 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
* 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
* 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024 Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

swimrankings:Lenex

2024-11-29T07:08:07Z

Kf:

====General====
Lenex is an XML based data exchange format for swimming. The version 1.0 is used since 1999 in different countries of Europe. With the start of the European Rankings in 2004, a general revision of the format was done: Missing features, like records were added and unclear named tags were renamed to proper English. The result was version 2.0 of the Lenex format.

End of 2008 with some more experience using the Lenex format a new major release, Lenex 3.0 was published. There are some real changes, for example how result lists are represented, however the format is very similar to verson 2.0 and files are almost 100% backward compatible.The complete documentation in English is available as PDF document. In addition we offer some sample files.

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Lenex_3.0_Technical_Documentation.pdf|Lenex 3.0 - Documentation]] (Complete description of all elements and attributes).
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-entries.lxf Example file with entries]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-results.lxf Example file with results]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/example-records.lxf Example file with records]

Lenex 3.0 is the recommended data format for the European rankings of LEN. If you have any problems or suggestions for this application, please send us an email.

====Verify Lenex files====
You may upload a Lenex file on this [http://www.swimrankings.net/resultFileTestLenex.php website]. After a few seconds a result of a basic validation will be shown.

====Recent changes====
For a complete list of changes, check the history at the end of the PDF documentation.
* 31 Dec 2008 - Introduction Lenex version 3.0
* 09 Feb 2005 - Introduction Lenex version 2.0
* 18 Sep 1999 - Introduction Lenex version 1.0

====Trust Authority====
Christian Kaufmann is recognized as the official trust authority for the Lenex format. As the designated authority, he oversees the development, maintenance, and governance of the Lenex standard to ensure its consistency and reliability. Christian Kaufmann is member of the European Aquatics Data Hub Task Force.

For inquiries or further information about the Lenex format, please contact [mailto:lenex@swimrankings.net lenex@swimrankings.net].

====Copyright Notice====
© 1999-2024 Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

The Lenex data exchange format is open and available for use by all software developers, free of charge and without restriction. Developers are encouraged to utilize the format for any purpose, including but not limited to software development, data integration, and innovation within the swimming community.
By using the Lenex format, developers agree to respect its structure and purpose.

Swim Wiki:Copyrights

2024-11-29T07:07:45Z

Kf:

© 1999-2024 Christian Kaufmann / Splash Software GmbH. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

Swim Wiki:Copyrights

2024-11-29T07:07:16Z

© 1999-2024 Christian Kaufmann. All rights reserved.

The content of this website, including but not limited to text, images, and data, is protected by copyright law. Redistribution, reproduction, or unauthorized use of any materials on this website without prior written permission from the copyright holder is strictly prohibited.

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2024-11-28T11:42:51Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2024-10-08T09:29:29Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2024-10-08T07:25:15Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2024-05-20T10:57:09Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

Meet Manager:Documents

2024-04-15T05:41:08Z

Kf:

The following documents cover some common questions to different topics:

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Meet_Manager_How-to-start.pdf|How to Start]]

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Meet_Manager_FAQ.pdf|FAQ]]

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Database_Server.pdf|Using a database server]]

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Meet_Manager_Records_Time_Standards.pdf|Records and Time Standards]]

[[File:pdf-icon.png|16px|alt=|link=]] [[Media:Meet_Manager_Interface_swimrankings.pdf|Interface to swimrankings.net]]

File:Database Server.pdf

2024-04-15T05:39:56Z

Kf:

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2023-03-03T10:02:16Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

Main Page

2022-07-12T15:55:21Z

Kf:

__NOTITLE__
{{BoxBreit| Welcome to Swim Wiki|

You are visiting the information and documentation platform on swim-related products developed and supported by Christian Kaufmann. The information you find here is grouped in the following main topics.
}}

{{Box| Splash Meet Manager|
Check the [[Meet Manager:Release Notes | Release Notes]] for the latest updates and changes of the software. If you have questions regarding usage of Meet Manager, please search the [[Meet_Manager:Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQ)|FAQ]] first. Then you may contact '''[[Support | support]]''' as well.
}}

{{Box| Splash Team Manager|
Check the [[Team Manager:Release Notes | Release Notes]] for the latest updates and changes of the software.
}}

{{Box| swimrankings.net|
Read the manual for [[swimrankings:Entries|Online Entries]] for LEN events here. 
You want to report an error? Or you would like to contribute? Then please read [[swimrankings:Contribute|here]] about how you can contribute. Maybe you can answer one of our [[swimrankings:Open_Questions|open questions]] for old results.
}}

{{BoxWhite| Popular articles|
<DPL>
namespace=Meet_Manager|Team_Manager|swimrankings
mode=ordered
ordermethod=counter
order=descending
count=5
</DPL>
}}

{{BoxWhite| Last modified|
<DPL>
order=descending
count=5
ordermethod=lastedit
namespace=Meet_Manager|Team_Manager|swimrankings
</DPL>
}}

{{BoxWhite| Contact|
Do you have any questions on purchasing our products? 
Do not hesitate to contact us. 
[mailto:sales@swimrankings.net sales@swimrankings.net]
}}

Support

2022-07-12T15:54:31Z

Kf:

==Splash Meet and Team Manager==
If your license is part of an agreement with a national/regional federation, please contact support of your federation. Known contacts are:

* Austria Tirol
* Austria Vienna
* Belgium FFBN
* Belgium VZF
* Canada Quebec - [mailto:splash@fnq.qc.ca splash@fnq.qc.ca]
* Estonia
* Iceland
* Luxembourg
* Netherlands KNZB - [mailto:splash@knzb.nl splash@knzb.nl]
* Netherlands NCS
* Portugal
* Russia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Swiss Swimming - [mailto:swimming@swiss-aquatics.ch swimming@swiss-aquatics.ch]
* Turkey

For requests regarding new licenses and updates you can contact us at [mailto:sales@swimrankings.net sales@swimrankings.net].

==Swimrankings Website==
Most common questions regarding the Swimrankings website are answered in the [[swimrankings:Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQ) | FAQ]]. You may read on about how to [[swimrankings:Contribute | contribute]] as well. Or you may contact us at [mailto:results@swimrankings.net results@swimrankings.net].

Meet Manager:SplashMe

2022-07-05T08:50:30Z

Kf: /* Activate live results */

Instruction in French (Quebec) as [[Media:SplashMe-Quebec.pdf|Pdf Document]].

SplashMe is a mobile application to view live meet results. Meet Manager is used to publish data for SplashMe.

SplashMe for the iPhone is available in the [https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/splashme/id584805809?l=de&ls=1&mt=8 AppStore]. SplashMe for Android is available in the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashme Play Store].

In order to publish a meet for SplashMe, you have to follow these steps:
* Register meet in swimrankings.net calendar
* Synchronize athletes / clubs with swimrankings.net
* Activate live results

For all these functions, you need a working internet connection and Meet Manager needs access to the internet (using HTTP protocol). It is also important to know, that only meets with appropriate data will be visible, e.g. after the end date of a meet, the meet remains visible only, if you uploaded complete meet results.

===Special notes for federations===
* [[Media:SplashMe_NL.pdf|Dutch Swimming Federation (KNZB)]]

===Register in swimrankings.net Calendar===
[[File:MM_MenuCalendarEdit.png|thumb|150px|left|Calendar Menu]]
Before you can register your meet in the calendar, you have to enter at least all basic values like meet name, city, nation and you have to add at least one session per day of your meet.

Choose ''Transfer > Edit / Update Calendar…'' from the main menu to connect your meet to the swimrankings.net calendar.

The first time you connect your meet to the calendar, the global meet id field should be empty and you have to enter a meet password with at least four characters. Then you press "Login" to send a request to the swimrankings.net server. The new meet is created and a unique meet id is assigned to your meet.

With the global meet id (e.g. "E6-896") and your password you have all information you need to connect to the SplashMe online data server. The global meet id can be found in the lower left corner of the calendar edit dialog.
 
[[File:MM_CalendarEditGeneral.png|center|Calendar Edit Dialog]]
If you want your meet to be listed in the swimrankings.net calendar, then click ''"Update"'' at least once in this dialog. But this is not necessary to have your meet available in the SplashMe application.

The global meet id and the password is saved into your local meet database file and will be available automatically on all login dialogs where you need it.

===Synchronize athletes / clubs with swimrankings.net===
[[File:MM_MenuClubsEdit.png|thumb|150px|left|Clubs - Edit Menu]]
For this step choose the module ''"Clubs"''. Then choose ''Edit > Get All Club Info'' to start the synchronization for all clubs. You may select a club first and then start the synchronization for a single club only. This is usefull when you added athletes and want to do the synchronisation for the new athletes only.

The synchronization is important to retreive the unique swimrankings id (SWRID) for each athlete. This id is needed for the favorite function in SplashMe. Only athletes with an SWRID can be choosen as favorite. You can set the filter to "Show suspicious clubs / athletes only" to list only the athletes, where a synchronization was not possible. There are some common reasons, why an athlete cannot be found on swimrankings.net: Wrong nationality - wrong year of birth or gender - misspelled name.
 

===Activate live results===
[[File:MM_MenuLiveResults.png|thumb|150px|left|Live Results Setup]]
The final step is to check your live result settings and then you can activate the live results to update all SplashMe online data to the same state of your meet database.

Updating SplashMe online data is combined with the common (old) live results, where you can upload Pdf documents to any Ftp server. Both uploads work completely independent in the background and can be activated separately or both together as well. Just ensure that you have set the appropriate checkbox on the ''"SplashMe"'' / ''"General"'' tab before you activate the upload.
 
[[File:MM_LiveResults.png|center|Live Results Setup Dialog]]
For SplashMe online data you only have to ensure, that you entered a valid global meet id and password.
* You may use the ''"Clear"'' function to remove all online data for the current meet.
* You may upload your own logo with the ''"Image"'' function. The logo has to be a Png image with exact size of 500 x 300 pixels.
* When you change athlete or club names it is possible, that not all data will be updated on the server. To ensure a check for all names, you have to deactivate the update function and activate it again.
* Press the "Shift" key when you activate live results to make a full upload of all data. This can be usefull if you think, the online data was damaged for some reason.

===What meets are shown for SplashMe ?===
Meets do not apear in SplashMe before you did upload live results the first time. You have to run this even if there are no entries yet in your database.

There are some restrictions when a meet is shown in the SplashMe app:
* All meets apear only 20 days before the meet starts.
* Meets with entries: Only until the day when the meet starts.
* Incomplete meets: Only until the day when the meet ends.
* Complete meets: Until 14 days after the meet.

===FAQ===
* '''''Some athletes have no star to mark them as favorite. Why?''''' It's important to synchronize your meet with swimrankings.net so that all knows athletes get the swimrankings id (SWRID) assigned. Only athletes with SWRID can be used as favorites.
* '''''How can I add a logo for my club?''''' You can send us an image file (best size is 500 x 300 pixel) and the exact name, code and nation of your club. Then we put it on our server and it will be displayed in SplashMe.

Support

2022-03-07T14:55:54Z

Kf:

==Splash Meet and Team Manager==
If your license is part of an agreement with a national/regional federation, please contact support of your federation. Known contacts are:

* Austria Tirol
* Austria Vienna
* Belgium FFBN
* Belgium VZF
* Canada Quebec - [mailto:splash@fnq.qc.ca splash@fnq.qc.ca]
* Estonia
* Iceland
* Luxembourg
* Netherlands KNZB - [mailto:splash@knzb.nl splash@knzb.nl]
* Netherlands NCS
* Portugal
* Russia
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Swiss Swimming - [mailto:swimming@swiss-aquatics.ch swimming@swiss-aquatics.ch]
* Turkey

All other users please use our '''[http://forums.swimrankings.net support forums]'''. You have to register and create your own account in order to post in the forum. These accounts are completely independant from regular Splash and/or Swimrankings accounts.

For requests regarding new licenses and updates you can contact us at [mailto:sales@swimrankings.net sales@swimrankings.net].

==Swimrankings Website==
Most common questions regarding the Swimrankings website are answered in the [[swimrankings:Frequently_Asked_Questions_(FAQ) | FAQ]]. You may read on about how to [[swimrankings:Contribute | contribute]] as well. Or you may contact us at [mailto:results@swimrankings.net results@swimrankings.net].

Meet Manager:SplashMe

2021-11-25T20:14:29Z

Kf:

Instruction in French (Quebec) as [[Media:SplashMe-Quebec.pdf|Pdf Document]].

SplashMe is a mobile application to view live meet results. Meet Manager is used to publish data for SplashMe.

SplashMe for the iPhone is available in the [https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/splashme/id584805809?l=de&ls=1&mt=8 AppStore]. SplashMe for Android is available in the [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splashme Play Store].

In order to publish a meet for SplashMe, you have to follow these steps:
* Register meet in swimrankings.net calendar
* Synchronize athletes / clubs with swimrankings.net
* Activate live results

For all these functions, you need a working internet connection and Meet Manager needs access to the internet (using HTTP protocol). It is also important to know, that only meets with appropriate data will be visible, e.g. after the end date of a meet, the meet remains visible only, if you uploaded complete meet results.

===Special notes for federations===
* [[Media:SplashMe_NL.pdf|Dutch Swimming Federation (KNZB)]]

===Register in swimrankings.net Calendar===
[[File:MM_MenuCalendarEdit.png|thumb|150px|left|Calendar Menu]]
Before you can register your meet in the calendar, you have to enter at least all basic values like meet name, city, nation and you have to add at least one session per day of your meet.

Choose ''Transfer > Edit / Update Calendar…'' from the main menu to connect your meet to the swimrankings.net calendar.

The first time you connect your meet to the calendar, the global meet id field should be empty and you have to enter a meet password with at least four characters. Then you press "Login" to send a request to the swimrankings.net server. The new meet is created and a unique meet id is assigned to your meet.

With the global meet id (e.g. "E6-896") and your password you have all information you need to connect to the SplashMe online data server. The global meet id can be found in the lower left corner of the calendar edit dialog.
 
[[File:MM_CalendarEditGeneral.png|center|Calendar Edit Dialog]]
If you want your meet to be listed in the swimrankings.net calendar, then click ''"Update"'' at least once in this dialog. But this is not necessary to have your meet available in the SplashMe application.

The global meet id and the password is saved into your local meet database file and will be available automatically on all login dialogs where you need it.

===Synchronize athletes / clubs with swimrankings.net===
[[File:MM_MenuClubsEdit.png|thumb|150px|left|Clubs - Edit Menu]]
For this step choose the module ''"Clubs"''. Then choose ''Edit > Get All Club Info'' to start the synchronization for all clubs. You may select a club first and then start the synchronization for a single club only. This is usefull when you added athletes and want to do the synchronisation for the new athletes only.

The synchronization is important to retreive the unique swimrankings id (SWRID) for each athlete. This id is needed for the favorite function in SplashMe. Only athletes with an SWRID can be choosen as favorite. You can set the filter to "Show suspicious clubs / athletes only" to list only the athletes, where a synchronization was not possible. There are some common reasons, why an athlete cannot be found on swimrankings.net: Wrong nationality - wrong year of birth or gender - misspelled name.
 

===Activate live results===
[[File:MM_MenuLiveResults.png|thumb|150px|left|Live Results Setup]]
The final step is to check your live result settings and then you can activate the live results to update all SplashMe online data to the same state of your meet database.

Updating SplashMe online data is combined with the common (old) live results, where you can upload Pdf documents to any Ftp server. Both uploads work completely independent in the background and can be activated separately or both together as well. Just ensure that you have set the appropriate checkbox on the ''"SplashMe"'' / ''"General"'' tab before you activate the upload.
 
[[File:MM_LiveResults.png|center|Live Results Setup Dialog]]
For SplashMe online data you only have to ensure, that you entered a valid global meet id and password.
* You may use the ''"Clear"'' function to remove all online data for the current meet.
* You may upload your own logo with the ''"Image"'' function. The logo has to be a Png image with exact size of 500 x 300 pixels.
* Press the "Shift" key when you activate live results to make a full upload of all data. This can be usefull if you think, the online data was damaged for some reason.

===What meets are shown for SplashMe ?===
Meets do not apear in SplashMe before you did upload live results the first time. You have to run this even if there are no entries yet in your database.

There are some restrictions when a meet is shown in the SplashMe app:
* All meets apear only 20 days before the meet starts.
* Meets with entries: Only until the day when the meet starts.
* Incomplete meets: Only until the day when the meet ends.
* Complete meets: Until 14 days after the meet.

===FAQ===
* '''''Some athletes have no star to mark them as favorite. Why?''''' It's important to synchronize your meet with swimrankings.net so that all knows athletes get the swimrankings id (SWRID) assigned. Only athletes with SWRID can be used as favorites.
* '''''How can I add a logo for my club?''''' You can send us an image file (best size is 500 x 300 pixel) and the exact name, code and nation of your club. Then we put it on our server and it will be displayed in SplashMe.

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2021-11-02T21:35:37Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2021-10-27T10:12:18Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

Meet Manager:Database Connections

2020-02-17T15:15:59Z

Kf:

(Enterprise Edition only)

Instead of opening an '''.mdb''' file you can open a '''.ini''' file with a description of a connection to any common database. But there are some differences compared to MS Access files:
* Meet databases have to be created manually
* Backup / restore only works with concurrent backups

The main advantage is, that you can run Meet Manager in a network on a real database server. The following documentation expects, that you are familiar with the installation of a database server, user setup and basic managment tasks like creating an empty database.

The first time you connect to a database with Meet Manager, the application will automatically create the necessary tables and indices. You should always use an empty database in order to avoid conflicts with table names. Once a database is initialized with Meet Manager, you can backup and restore it with your database in order to use it for a different meet.

===The .ini file===
The .ini file needs the following sections:

=====[Database]=====
In this section you can define the following keys:
* DatabaseType: Values are '''FIREBIRD''', '''MSSQL''', '''MYSQL''', '''ORACLE''' and '''POSTGRESQL'''.
* Server: The name or IP address of your database server
* Database: The name of your database
* Username: The username used to connect to the database
* Password: The password for the database user

===Supported databases===
====Firebird====
http://www.firebirdsql.org is a good page to start with Firebird. We recommend to use the latest version of Firebird (3.0). Databases should always be created with UTF8 as default characterset. In addition to the regular keys you have to define the following values in the .ini file:
* Charset=UTF8
* ClientLibrary=fbclient.dll
When you define the "Database" key, the database name is either the full local path on the database server or the name of an alias, defined in the aliases.conf file of Firebird. We recommend always to use the aliases.conf file. The server name part can either be an IP address or any valid name for a host, that can be resolved by the DNS on the client computers. For local installations use "localhost".

====MS Sql Server====

====My SQL====

====Oracle====

====PostgreSQL====

Meet Manager:Custom Points

2019-10-24T07:02:20Z

Kf:

You may define custom point tables. This feature is available in Team Manager as well. For this proceed the following steps:
* Create a subdirectory "points" in the application directory (directory with '''Meet.exe''' / '''Team.exe''' file).
* Create a file with the extension .txt in the new directory.
* Add the definition in the file. In the header you have some global options. After the keyword <BASETIMES> you list a table with the base points for all styles.

Values in the global section:
* Formula: CUBED | CUBED_DSV | CUBED_FINA | BRITISH | CANADIAN | RUDOLPH | LINEAR | PARACANADA | GOMPERTZ | LIFESAVING | BSWIM | POLYNOM
* FormatDecimals: 0, 1 or 2
* Id: Number between 1 and 999
* Name: The name for your scoring
* Options: <empty> | HANDICAP | MASTER (what for the points can be used)
* ShortNameVersion and Version are used for export to Lenex files

Remarks for columns:
* The column MAXTIME is only used for Rudolph points (MINTIME = 20pts, MAXTIME = 1pt).
* If the columns COURSE, HANDICAP and/or GENDER are missing, points will be used for all.
* For points per agegroup add the columns AGEMIN and AGEMAX. When there is no upper/lower bound, put -1 in the corresponding column.

This is an example for a custom points file: 
<code>
Formula=CUBED 
Id=123 
Name=My special points 
Options=HANDICAP 
ShortNameVersion=IPC 2009 
Version=2009 
 
<BASETIMES> 
COURSE;GENDER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;HANDICAP;MINTIME;MAXTIME 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S1;01.04.57; 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S2;01.00.11; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S3;00.42.60; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S4;00.37.54; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S5;00.32.62; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S6;00.29.78; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S7;00.27.67; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S8;00.26.45; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S9;00.25.34; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S10;00.23.61; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S11;00.25.82; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S12;00.23.43; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S13;00.23.41; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S14;00.25.29; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S15;00.23.86; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;AB;00.22.34; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S1;02.20.76; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S2;02.10.48; LCM;M;1;50;BACK;S1;01.13.41; LCM;M;1;50;FLY;S5;00.35.95; SCM;M;1;100;BACK;S9;00.57.93; SCM;M;1;50;BREAST;SB4;00.44.18; </code>[[Category:Results]]

Meet Manager:Custom Points

2019-05-17T06:42:21Z

Kf:

You may define custom point tables. This feature is available in Team Manager as well. For this proceed the following steps:
* Create a subdirectory "points" in the application directory (directory with '''Meet.exe''' / '''Team.exe''' file).
* Create a file with the extension .txt in the new directory.
* Add the definition in the file. In the header you have some global options. After the keyword <BASETIMES> you list a table with the base points for all styles.

Values in the global section:
* Formula: CUBED | CUBED_DSV | CUBED_FINA | BRITISH | CANADIAN | RUDOLPH | LINEAR | PARACANADA
* FormatDecimals: 0, 1 or 2
* Id: Number between 1 and 999
* Name: The name for your scoring
* Options: <empty> | HANDICAP | MASTER (what for the points can be used)
* ShortNameVersion and Version are used for export to Lenex files

Remarks for columns:
* The column MAXTIME is only used for Rudolph points (MINTIME = 20pts, MAXTIME = 1pt).
* If the columns COURSE, HANDICAP and/or GENDER are missing, points will be used for all.
* For points per agegroup add the columns AGEMIN and AGEMAX. When there is no upper/lower bound, put -1 in the corresponding column.

This is an example for a custom points file: 
<code>
Formula=CUBED 
Id=123 
Name=My special points 
Options=HANDICAP 
ShortNameVersion=IPC 2009 
Version=2009 
 
<BASETIMES> 
COURSE;GENDER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;HANDICAP;MINTIME;MAXTIME 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S1;01.04.57; 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S2;01.00.11; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S3;00.42.60; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S4;00.37.54; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S5;00.32.62; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S6;00.29.78; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S7;00.27.67; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S8;00.26.45; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S9;00.25.34; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S10;00.23.61; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S11;00.25.82; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S12;00.23.43; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S13;00.23.41; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S14;00.25.29; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S15;00.23.86; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;AB;00.22.34; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S1;02.20.76; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S2;02.10.48; LCM;M;1;50;BACK;S1;01.13.41; LCM;M;1;50;FLY;S5;00.35.95; SCM;M;1;100;BACK;S9;00.57.93; SCM;M;1;50;BREAST;SB4;00.44.18; </code>[[Category:Results]]

Meet Manager:Database Connections

2019-03-14T12:41:13Z

Kf:

(Enterprise Edition only)

Instead of opening an '''.mdb''' file you can open a '''.ini''' file with a description of a connection to any common database. But there are some differences compared to MS Access files:
* Meet databases have to be created manually
* Backup / restore only works with concurrent backups

The main advantage is, that you can run Meet Manager in a network on a real database server. The following documentation expects, that you are familiar with the installation of a database server, user setup and basic managment tasks like creating an empty database.

The first time you connect to a database with Meet Manager, the application will automatically create the necessary tables and indices. You should always use an empty database in order to avoid conflicts with table names. Once a database is initialized with Meet Manager, you can backup and restore it with your database in order to use it for a different meet.

===The .ini file===
The .ini file needs the following sections:

=====[Database]=====
In this section you can define the following keys:
* BSDatabaseType: Values are '''FIREBIRD''', '''MSSQL''', '''MYSQL''', '''ORACLE''' and '''POSTGRESQL'''.
* Database: Generally the value has the format "Servername:Databasename". The format in detail depends on the selected database type
* User_Name: The username used to connect to the database
* Password: The password for the database user

===Supported databases===
====Firebird====
http://www.firebirdsql.org is a good page to start with Firebird. We recommend to use the latest version of Firebird (3.0). Databases should always be created with UTF8 as default characterset. In addition to the regular keys you have to define the following values in the .ini file:
* Charset=UTF8
* ClientLibrary=fbclient.dll
When you define the "Database" key, the database name is either the full local path on the database server or the name of an alias, defined in the aliases.conf file of Firebird. We recommend always to use the aliases.conf file. The server name part can either be an IP address or any valid name for a host, that can be resolved by the DNS on the client computers. For local installations use "localhost".

====MS Sql Server====

====My SQL====

====Oracle====

====PostgreSQL====

Meet Manager:Entries CSV File Format

2019-03-07T06:49:36Z

Kf:

Beside the common formats like Lenex, SDIF, German DSV you may import entries from common text files with Meet Manager.

The format of this text file has to fullfill the following specification:
* On the ''first'' line you have the meet identification with the fields '''meet name''', '''meet city''', '''meet nation''', '''course''' and '''meet date'''. All fields have to be separated with a semicolon (''';''').
* On the ''second'' line you have the column names, all uppercase, separated with a semicolon (''';''') The columns can be in any order.
* From the third and all following lines you have the entries, one entry per line.

A valid entry file needs at least these columns:
* '''BIRTHDATE''': The athlete’s birthdate. Just leave the field empty for relay results. See also column YOB.
* '''CLUBCODE''': The official club code or number. Please only use official values allocated by the club’s national federation here. DO NOT attempt to invent any codes if you do not know the official ones!
* '''CLUBNAME''': The club name.
* '''CLUBNATION''': The club nation. If this column is missing or empty, the club nation is supposed to be found in the field NATION.
* '''DISTANCE''': The distance of the event (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, ...). For relay results, this is always the distance for a single athlete.
* '''ENTRYTIME''': The entry time in the format MM:SS.ZZ or SS.ZZ.
* '''FIRSTNAME''': The athlete’s first name.
* '''GENDER''': The athlete’s gender or, in the case of relay results, the gender of the relay. Allowed values are F (female) or M (male).
* '''LASTNAME''': The athlete’s last name (family name).
* '''LICENSE''': The swimmer’s national registration ID. Please use official IDs issued by national federations only. Otherwise leave this field empty.
* '''NATION''': The athlete’s nationality. If this value differs from his/her club nation, fill in the column CLUBNATION as well.
* '''RELAYCOUNT''': This column is necessary if you have relay entries. E.g. for a relay entry 4x100 you put 4 in RELAYCOUNT and 100 in DISTANCE. For individual entries, just type "1" in here.
* '''STROKE''': The stroke of the event. Allowed values are FREE, BACK, BREAST, FLY or MEDLEY.
* '''YOB''': The athlete’s year of birth. You may use this column rather than BIRTHDATE if you do not have full birthdates available. The year of birth should be entered with 4 digits (e.g. 1987).

Other optional columns in the entry file are:
* '''EXCEPTION''': This column is the exception code for disabled athletes.
* '''HANDICAP''': The disabled class for the athlete. Depending on the stroke it is used for '''S''', '''SB''' or '''SM'''.
* '''RELAYNUMBER''': This column is optional for relay entries. If you have more than one entry per club / event you can pas the number of the relay team here.

For relay swimmers you may add XXXXX<n> columns, where <n> is the number of the relay swimmer. Columns like these can be created for the fields BIRTHDATE1, FIRSTNAME1, GENDER1, LASTNAME1 or YOB1.

Here is an example with three entries (two individual, one relay entry):

<code>
Test meet for CSV Entries;Berne;SUI;SCM;15.05.2009
NUMBER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;LASTNAME;FIRSTNAME;GENDER;BIRTHDATE;CLUBCODE;CLUBNAME;NATION;ENTRYTIME;LASTNAME1;FIRSTNAME1;GENDER1;BIRTHDATE1;LASTNAME2;FIRSTNAME2;GENDER2;BIRTHDATE2;LASTNAME3;FIRSTNAME3;GENDER3;BIRTHDATE3;LASTNAME4;FIRSTNAME4;GENDER4;BIRTHDATE4
1;1;400;FREE;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:59.99
31;1;200;MEDLEY;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;2:01.01
38;4;100;MEDLEY;;;F;;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:01.02;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;Marino;Franco;M;01.01.1999;Angeli;Ricardo;M;01.01.1988;Roth;Manuel;M;01.01.1992
</code>

[[Category:Entries]]
[[Category:Data Exchange]]

Meet Manager:Installation

2018-09-11T08:52:25Z

Kf: /* Downloads */

==System requirements==
Basically Meet Manager runs on any Win32 operating system like Windows 7, 8 and 10. It may run on older systems like Windows XP but we cannot give a guarantee for that. Meet Manager uses the Microsoft Jet Database Engine for which the access components should be installed by default with all these operating systems.

Please always ensure that you have administrator privileges when you install the software and that users have full read / write rights to the directories where you save the database files. In addition a common problem is that Antivirus applications block internet access of Meet Manager (Meet.exe) which is necessary for the first time activation and for some functionality that uses the swimrankings.net database.

==Installation steps==
#Download the latest Meet Manager Installer (see below). You will need your Splash usernumber and password to login to this site. 
#Launch the installer from your download folder by double-clicking the '''install_Meet.exe''' file. Click '''Next''' and read the Software License Agreement carefully. You can only install this software if you accept the license first. Click '''Next''' again and indicate the folder for the Meet Manager installation. The installation will need about 20MBs of disk space. Choose a startmenu folder and finish the installer. If you downloaded the '''Demo Version''' of Meet Manager there will be an expiration date and the printing functions are restricted. To get a full version of the software, visit the '''Order''' section of our [http://www.swimrankings.net/index.php?page=order website].
#When launching Splash Meet Manager for the first time, you will need your usernumber and password again. Additionally, you have to be connected to the internet in order to activate the application on your computer.
#For further information please check the [[Meet Manager:Documents|Documents]] page.

==Update from before 2015==
If you received your login information before end of 2015 or if you want to update an installation from 2014 or before, please read the instructions on '''this [[Meet Manager:Update from before 2015|website]]'''.

==Downloads==
'''Preview Builds''': These are builds of the application, that contain the newest changes, which are not 100% tested. '''Do not use preview builds''', if you are not an advanced computer user. Always have backups, if you use a preview build.

Please always use your '''Splash Usernumber''' and the '''Splash Password''' here in order to access the installation download:

{{Meet Manager DownloadsNew}}

==Username and Passwords==
There is a registered contact person for every club/license. Please contact this person, if you need the access codes for your club. To change the contact person for your club, please contact your national federation. This applies for clubs from Canada (Quebec), Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland.

If you forogot your password, you can use the following form to retreive your registration information:

<websiteFrame>
website=https://www.swimrankings.net/services/SplashSendLogin
height=80
width=100%
align=left
border=0
scroll=no
</websiteFrame>

The Splash user login cannot be used to login to the WikiMedia website (link in top right corner of the site). It's only needed when you click an install package for download.

swimrankings:FINA Points

2018-01-17T19:38:32Z

Kf:

The FINA Points Table allows comparisons of results among different events. The FINA Points Table assigns point values to swimming performances, more points for world class performances typically 1000 or more and fewer points for slower performances.

The base times are defined every year, based on the latest World Record that was approved by FINA. For short course (SCM) the base times are defined with the cut of date of August 31st. For long course (LCM) the base times are defined at the end of the year (December 31st).

We are the provider for the following official application and documents for the FINA Points Table:

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_PointsCalculator.zip FINA Points Calculator] (An application to calculate points to times, times to points and print tables for user defined ranges with points and the corresponding times)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table.pdf FINA Points Formula] (A description, how the FINA Points are calculated and when the base times are updated)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table_Base_Times.xls FINA Points Base Times] (A table with all base times for the different events)

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2018_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2018, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2018_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2018, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2018_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2018, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Relays]

swimrankings:FINA Points

2017-09-07T07:03:38Z

Kf:

The FINA Points Table allows comparisons of results among different events. The FINA Points Table assigns point values to swimming performances, more points for world class performances typically 1000 or more and fewer points for slower performances.

The base times are defined every year, based on the latest World Record that was approved by FINA. For short course (SCM) the base times are defined with the cut of date of August 31st. For long course (LCM) the base times are defined at the end of the year (December 31st).

We are the provider for the following official application and documents for the FINA Points Table:

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_PointsCalculator.zip FINA Points Calculator] (An application to calculate points to times, times to points and print tables for user defined ranges with points and the corresponding times)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table.pdf FINA Points Formula] (A description, how the FINA Points are calculated and when the base times are updated)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table_Base_Times.xls FINA Points Base Times] (A table with all base times for the different events)

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2017, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Relays]

swimrankings:FINA Points

2017-02-07T21:21:09Z

Kf:

The FINA Points Table allows comparisons of results among different events. The FINA Points Table assigns point values to swimming performances, more points for world class performances typically 1000 or more and fewer points for slower performances.

The base times are defined every year, based on the latest World Record that was approved by FINA. For short course (SCM) the base times are defined with the cut of date of August 31st. For long course (LCM) the base times are defined at the end of the year (December 31st).

We are the provider for the following official application and documents for the FINA Points Table:

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_PointsCalculator.zip FINA Points Calculator] (An application to calculate points to times, times to points and print tables for user defined ranges with points and the corresponding times)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table.pdf FINA Points Formula] (A description, how the FINA Points are calculated and when the base times are updated)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table_Base_Times.xls FINA Points Base Times] (A table with all base times for the different events)

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2017_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2017, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Relays]

Meet Manager:Export and Import Formats

2016-12-19T21:41:39Z

Kf: Created page with "===== What formats are supported ===== Meet Manager can import and export records in Lenex format and as Excel file. When you select '''.xls''' or '''.xlsx''' as file extensio..."

===== What formats are supported =====
Meet Manager can import and export records in Lenex format and as Excel file. When you select '''.xls''' or '''.xlsx''' as file extension for export, the exported file will be an excel sheet, in all other cases the exported file will have the Lenex format.

===== What is the format for an Excel file =====
Use an existing record list in Meet Manager or create a new record list with some sample records and export as Excel file. This will show you the columns that are necessary in this format. The first row always contains the column names. From row 2, each row contains one record. The order of columns and/or rows doesn't matter. Codes used (e.g. for strokes) are the same as defined in the Lenex format.

Meet Manager:Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2016-12-19T21:36:25Z

Kf: /* Records */

Please always search all FAQ sections before you send us a support question. Also check the old [[Media:Meet_Manager_FAQ.pdf|FAQ PDF document]] for topics that were not yet added to the wiki site. If you think you found an error, please check the [[Meet_Manager:Release_Notes|release notes]] first for the latest corrections.

=General=
:[[Meet_Manager:Installation|Installation]] - Check this site to find instructions for download and installation.
:[[Meet_Manager:New Meet|Create a New Meet]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Data Access, Storage and Backup|Data Access, Storage and Backup]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Keyboard Shortcuts|Keyboard Shortcuts]] - Available keyboard shortcuts (all moduls).
:[[Meet_Manager:Swiss Swimming|SUI - Swiss Swimming]] - Specific notes for meets in Switzerland.

=Event Structure=
:[[Meet_Manager:Age Group Filters|Age Group Filters]] - Read about the different possibilities to group results on the result list.

=Records=
:[[Meet_Manager:Record List Definitions|Record List Definition]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Export and Import Formats|Export and Import Formats]]

=Entries / Seeding=
:[[Meet_Manager:Online_Entries|Online Entries]] - Setup your meet for online entries.
:[[Meet_Manager:Entries CSV File Format|Entries CSV File Format]] - Generic file format for entries import.
:[[Meet_Manager:Mixed Relay Agegroups|Mixed Relay Agegroups]] - Handling of different ages for boys and girls.
:[[Meet_Manager:Entries - Other questions|Other questions]] - More tips and answers about entries.

=Results / Reports=
:[[Meet_Manager:Custom Points|Custom Points]] - Define your own point tables.
:[[Meet_Manager:Report Layout|Report Layout]] - More information about customizing your reports.

=Timing Systems=
You can search the [[Meet_Manager:Timing_Systems|general information]] which applies to all timing systems or you can check the specific sites for the following systems:
:[[Meet_Manager:Timing_System_ALGE_SwimTime|ALGE - SwimTime]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Timing_System_Colorado_Dolphin_Wireless|Colorado - Dolphin Wireless]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Timing_System_Omega_Quantum_Aquatics|Omega - Quantum Aquatics]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Timing_System_Stramatel_AquaSwimV|Stramatel - AquaSwim V]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Timing_System_Generic_Txt_Heat_Files|Generic Txt Heat Files]]

=Live Results=
:[[Meet_Manager:Live_Results_Customized_Styles|Using customized styles]]
:[[Meet_Manager:Live_Results_Secondary_FTP_Server|Secondary FTP Server]]

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2016-11-10T08:14:23Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

swimrankings:FINA Points

2016-08-25T15:12:28Z

Kf:

The FINA Points Table allows comparisons of results among different events. The FINA Points Table assigns point values to swimming performances, more points for world class performances typically 1000 or more and fewer points for slower performances.

The base times are defined every year, based on the latest World Record that was approved by FINA. For short course (SCM) the base times are defined with the cut of date of August 31st. For long course (LCM) the base times are defined at the end of the year (December 31st).

We are the provider for the following official application and documents for the FINA Points Table:

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_PointsCalculator.zip FINA Points Calculator] (An application to calculate points to times, times to points and print tables for user defined ranges with points and the corresponding times)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table.pdf FINA Points Formula] (A description, how the FINA Points are calculated and when the base times are updated)
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_Points_Table_Base_Times.xls FINA Points Base Times] (A table with all base times for the different events)

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2016_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2016, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2015_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2015, Long Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_SCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Short Course, Relays]

* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Men.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Men]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Women.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Women]
* [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/FINA_2014_LCM_Relay.pdf Points Table 2014, Long Course, Relays]

Meet Manager:Entries CSV File Format

2016-08-12T07:13:42Z

Kf:

Beside the common formats like Lenex, SDIF, German DSV you may import entries from common text files with Meet Manager.

The format of this text file has to fullfill the following specification:
* On the ''first'' line you have the meet identification with the fields '''meet name''', '''meet city''', '''meet nation''', '''course''' and '''meet date'''. All fields have to be separated with a semicolon (''';''').
* On the ''second'' line you have the column names, all uppercase, separated with a semicolon (''';''') The columns can be in any order.
* From the third and all following lines you have the entries, one entry per line.

A valid entry file needs at least these columns:
* '''BIRTHDATE''': The athlete’s birthdate. Just leave the field empty for relay results. See also column YOB.
* '''CLUBCODE''': The official club code or number. Please only use official values allocated by the club’s national federation here. DO NOT attempt to invent any codes if you do not know the official ones!
* '''CLUBNAME''': The club name.
* '''CLUBNATION''': The club nation. If this column is missing or empty, the club nation is supposed to be found in the field NATION.
* '''DISTANCE''': The distance of the event (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, ...). For relay results, this is always the distance for a single athlete.
* '''ENTRYTIME''': The entry time in the format MM:SS.ZZ or SS.ZZ.
* '''FIRSTNAME''': The athlete’s first name.
* '''GENDER''': The athlete’s gender or, in the case of relay results, the gender of the relay. Allowed values are F (female) or M (male).
* '''LASTNAME''': The athlete’s last name (family name).
* '''LICENSE''': The swimmer’s national registration ID. Please use official IDs issued by national federations only. Otherwise leave this field empty.
* '''NATION''': The athlete’s nationality. If this value differs from his/her club nation, fill in the column CLUBNATION as well.
* '''RELAYCOUNT''': This column is necessary if you have relay entries. E.g. for a relay entry 4x100 you put 4 in RELAYCOUNT and 100 in DISTANCE. For individual entries, just type "1" in here.
* '''STROKE''': The stroke of the event. Allowed values are FREE, BACK, BREAST, FLY or MEDLEY.
* '''YOB''': The athlete’s year of birth. You may use this column rather than BIRTHDATE if you do not have full birthdates available. The year of birth should be entered with 4 digits (e.g. 1987).

Other optional columns in the entry file are:
* '''RELAYNUMBER''': This column is optional for relay entries. If you have more than one entry per club / event you can pas the number of the relay team here.

For relay swimmers you may add XXXXX<n> columns, where <n> is the number of the relay swimmer. Columns like these can be created for the fields BIRTHDATE1, FIRSTNAME1, GENDER1, LASTNAME1 or YOB1.

Here is an example with three entries (two individual, one relay entry):

<code>
Test meet for CSV Entries;Berne;SUI;SCM;15.05.2009
NUMBER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;LASTNAME;FIRSTNAME;GENDER;BIRTHDATE;CLUBCODE;CLUBNAME;NATION;ENTRYTIME;LASTNAME1;FIRSTNAME1;GENDER1;BIRTHDATE1;LASTNAME2;FIRSTNAME2;GENDER2;BIRTHDATE2;LASTNAME3;FIRSTNAME3;GENDER3;BIRTHDATE3;LASTNAME4;FIRSTNAME4;GENDER4;BIRTHDATE4
1;1;400;FREE;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:59.99
31;1;200;MEDLEY;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;2:01.01
38;4;100;MEDLEY;;;F;;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:01.02;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;Marino;Franco;M;01.01.1999;Angeli;Ricardo;M;01.01.1988;Roth;Manuel;M;01.01.1992
</code>

[[Category:Entries]]
[[Category:Data Exchange]]

Meet Manager:Entries CSV File Format

2016-08-12T07:11:12Z

Kf:

Beside the common formats like Lenex, SDIF, German DSV you may import entries from common text files with Meet Manager.

The format of this text file has to fullfill the following specification:
* On the ''first'' line you have the meet identification with the fields '''meet name''', '''meet city''', '''meet nation''', '''course''' and '''meet date'''. All fields have to be separated with a semicolon (''';''').
* On the ''second'' line you have the column names, all uppercase, separated with a semicolon (''';''') The columns can be in any order.
* From the third and all following lines you have the entries, one entry per line.

A valid entry file needs at least these columns:
* '''BIRTHDATE''': The athlete’s birthdate. Just leave the field empty for relay results. See also column YOB.
* '''CLUBCODE''': The official club code or number. Please only use official values allocated by the club’s national federation here. DO NOT attempt to invent any codes if you do not know the official ones!
* '''CLUBNAME''': The club name.
* '''CLUBNATION''': The club nation. If this column is missing or empty, the club nation is supposed to be found in the field NATION.
* '''DISTANCE''': The distance of the event (50, 100, 200, 400, 800, ...). For relay results, this is always the distance for a single athlete.
* '''ENTRYTIME''': The entry time in the format MM:SS.ZZ or SS.ZZ.
* '''FIRSTNAME''': The athlete’s first name.
* '''GENDER''': The athlete’s gender or, in the case of relay results, the gender of the relay. Allowed values are F (female) or M (male).
* '''LASTNAME''': The athlete’s last name (family name).
* '''LICENSE''': The swimmer’s national registration ID. Please use official IDs issued by national federations only. Otherwise leave this field empty.
* '''NATION''': The athlete’s nationality. If this value differs from his/her club nation, fill in the column CLUBNATION as well.
* '''RELAYCOUNT''': This column is necessary if you have relay entries. E.g. for a relay entry 4x100 you put 4 in RELAYCOUNT and 100 in DISTANCE. For individual entries, just type "1" in here.
* '''RELAYNUMBER''': This column is optional for relay entries. If you have more than one entry per club / event you can pas the number of the relay team here.
* '''STROKE''': The stroke of the event. Allowed values are FREE, BACK, BREAST, FLY or MEDLEY.
* '''YOB''': The athlete’s year of birth. You may use this column rather than BIRTHDATE if you do not have full birthdates available. The year of birth should be entered with 4 digits (e.g. 1987).

For relay swimmers you may add XXXXX<n> columns, where <n> is the number of the relay swimmer. Columns like these can be created for the fields BIRTHDATE1, FIRSTNAME1, GENDER1, LASTNAME1 or YOB1.

Here is an example with three entries (two individual, one relay entry):

<code>
Test meet for CSV Entries;Berne;SUI;SCM;15.05.2009
NUMBER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;LASTNAME;FIRSTNAME;GENDER;BIRTHDATE;CLUBCODE;CLUBNAME;NATION;ENTRYTIME;LASTNAME1;FIRSTNAME1;GENDER1;BIRTHDATE1;LASTNAME2;FIRSTNAME2;GENDER2;BIRTHDATE2;LASTNAME3;FIRSTNAME3;GENDER3;BIRTHDATE3;LASTNAME4;FIRSTNAME4;GENDER4;BIRTHDATE4
1;1;400;FREE;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:59.99
31;1;200;MEDLEY;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;2:01.01
38;4;100;MEDLEY;;;F;;SWR;Swimrankings Team;SUI;4:01.02;Kaufmann;Christian;M;01.02.2001;Marino;Franco;M;01.01.1999;Angeli;Ricardo;M;01.01.1988;Roth;Manuel;M;01.01.1992
</code>

[[Category:Entries]]
[[Category:Data Exchange]]

Meet Manager:Custom Points

2016-03-13T20:09:04Z

Kf:

You may define custom point tables. This feature is available in Team Manager as well. For this proceed the following steps:
* Create a subdirectory "points" in the application directory (directory with '''Meet.exe''' / '''Team.exe''' file).
* Create a file with the extension .txt in the new directory.
* Add the definition in the file. In the header you have some global options. After the keyword <BASETIMES> you list a table with the base points for all styles.

Values in the global section:
* Formula: CUBED | CUBED_DSV | CUBED_FINA | BRITISH | CANADIAN | RUDOLPH | LINEAR
* FormatDecimals: 0, 1 or 2
* Id: Number between 1 and 999
* Name: The name for your scoring
* Options: <empty> | HANDICAP | MASTER (what for the points can be used)
* ShortNameVersion and Version are used for export to Lenex files

Remarks for columns:
* The column MAXTIME is only used for Rudolph points (MINTIME = 20pts, MAXTIME = 1pt).
* If the columns COURSE, HANDICAP and/or GENDER are missing, points will be used for all.
* For points per agegroup add the columns AGEMIN and AGEMAX. When there is no upper/lower bound, put -1 in the corresponding column.

This is an example for a custom points file: 
<code>
Formula=CUBED 
Id=123 
Name=My special points 
Options=HANDICAP 
ShortNameVersion=IPC 2009 
Version=2009 
 
<BASETIMES> 
COURSE;GENDER;RELAYCOUNT;DISTANCE;STROKE;HANDICAP;MINTIME;MAXTIME 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S1;01.04.57; 
LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S2;01.00.11; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S3;00.42.60; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S4;00.37.54; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S5;00.32.62; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S6;00.29.78; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S7;00.27.67; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S8;00.26.45; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S9;00.25.34; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S10;00.23.61; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S11;00.25.82; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S12;00.23.43; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S13;00.23.41; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S14;00.25.29; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;S15;00.23.86; LCM;M;1;50;FREE;AB;00.22.34; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S1;02.20.76; LCM;M;1;100;FREE;S2;02.10.48; LCM;M;1;50;BACK;S1;01.13.41; LCM;M;1;50;FLY;S5;00.35.95; SCM;M;1;100;BACK;S9;00.57.93; SCM;M;1;50;BREAST;SB4;00.44.18; </code>[[Category:Results]]

File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

2016-03-10T11:04:03Z

Kf: Kf uploaded a new version of File:Lenex 3.0 Technical Documentation.pdf

swimrankings:Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

2016-02-07T13:02:37Z

Kf: /* Athlete XY changed club. Why is he still listed for the old club? */

Before you contact us by email, please check the following list.

=====Why are the results of meet XY missing in the rankings ?=====
The national federations are responsable to send us the results of meets in their country. For more detailed information, please check the [http://www.swimrankings.net/files/Results_Guidelines.pdf results guidelines] document.

=====I found an error in the rankings. What should I do ?=====
First ensure with an official result list, that there is really an error in the ranking. Then send the error by email to results@swimrankings.net.

=====I sent an error but I don't see any changes in the pages ?=====
Normally we update the rankings once or twice a week, depending on the incoming results. So it may take up to a week, until your correction is done in the database and available on the website.

=====Why do some meet result lists look strange and incomplete ?=====
The different formats in which results are sent to us, are not all as complete as desirable. In these cases it is not possible to display correct places and/or age groups of the result lists.

=====Why are there only regional, club and age group rankings for certain federations ?=====
Basically detailed rankings are only available for federations, who entered an agreement with us. For all other countries only an open national ranking with the results from the European rankings is available.

=====How are ages calculated in age group rankings ?=====
Age calculations for rankings are always based on year of birth. For season rankings the age is calculated based on the end of the season, for alltime rankings, the age is calculated based on the meets date.

=====What is a season on swimrankings.net ?=====
On European level, the season is 1 Jan - 31 Dec for long course and 1 Aug - 31 Jul for short course results. Example: Short course 2013 is 1 Aug 2012 - 31 Jul 2013. 
For national rankings, seasons are defined the same way, except if there are detailed rankings for a nation. In this case, the seasons are set according to the definition of the national federation.

=====Why is there no individual result for the first leg of a mixed relay?=====
According to FINA and LEN rules, the first leg cannot be a valid individual result when it's a mixed relay.

=====Athlete XY changed club. Why is he still listed for the old club?=====
In swimrankings.net, each result has a link to a club. Like this you always have the full history of a swimmers club ([http://www.swimrankings.net/index.php?page=athleteDetail&athleteId=4015147&athletePage=MEET example]). In addition, each athlete has a "current club". This club is updated when federations send us a new list with their registered swimmers.

For federations, where we don't receive such lists, the club is updated automatically after getting results for at least two meets where the athlete started for a new club. We don't have the resources, to update the current club for individual athletes manually.

=====Why is the split time of a result missing in the rankings?=====
When importing results, an additional result is created only for split times with distances of 400m, 800m or 1500m. If you want another split time listed as official result (e.g. 50m, 100m or 200m), you have to send us a notification and we add it manually. Please ensure, that such notifications can only be sent by an official of the national federation.

=====I lost my login password to edit my biography=====
Please go to https://www.swimrankings.net/manager in order to receive your login information.

=====I would like to edit multiple athlete profiles=====
Currently only one athlete profile can be attached to an account. We may add this feature sometimes in the future. Meanwhile you may encourage your athletes to create an account and edit their profile themselfs.

If you would like to send us multiple pictures of your athletes of your team, you can send these by email if you prepare them as this:
* Resize the picture to '''320x320''' pixel.
* Use JPEG format, quality '''95%'''.
* Name each file with '''NNNNNNN.jpg''' where NNNNNNN is the swimrankings number of the athlete. Each athlete has a number between 4'000'000 and 7'000'000. You can see this number in the browser url when you show the athletes page (....&athleteId='''NNNNNNN'''&....).