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<SydroTimeSeries> 
<Attribute> (short) 
<Customer> (string) 
<DateValuePairSeparator> (string) shows how Date/Value Pairs in TimeSeriesString can be split 
<ErrorValue> (double) Indicator what is an error value, will be replaced by NaN. 
<HasError> (boolean) shows if an error occured during processing the request 
<Id> (Integer) ID of time series. If ID=0 when POST is performed a new time series will be created and the new ID will be returned 
<Length> (integer) Number or records in the TimeSeriesString
<Lat> (double) Latitude coordinate  
<Lon> (double) Longitude coordinate 
<Name> (string) Short name of the time series 
<Path> (string) Path to the time series on the server 
<ResultMsg> (string) Plain text describing errors if any or return a success message 
<SaveMetadata> (boolean) Indicates whether or not metadata should be updated when posting time series values <Separator> (string) indicates how date/values can be split
<StationId> (integer) ID of the station 
<TimeSeriesHeader> (string) Indicates how one time series entry must be interpreted, e.g. "Date,Value,Flag" if one entry has date/value/flag attributes. 
<TimeSeriesString> (string) This is the time series as text, where date/values are separated by the attribute <Separator> and entries are separated by <DateValuePairSeparator>
 Example: <TimeSeriesString>2001-01-01 00:00:00,3.106106,0#2001-01-02 00:00:00,4.209204,0#2001-01-03 00:00:00,0.1453788,#2002-01-02 00:00:00,0,0</TimeSeriesString>
<TsClass> (short) Represents the time series class with -1= unknown, 0=Default, 1=Flagged, 2=Forecast 
<Unit> (string) gives the unit string, e.g. mm or m3/s 
<User>Name of the user requesting or posting the time series or the owner of the time series.  
</SydroTimeSeries>