Training attempt
The TrainingAttempt family — 2 operations.
A training attempt is one sitting of a course’s test by one person — always the person who started it. When it starts, the platform draws up to ten active questions and stores exactly that draw; when the person submits, the answers are graded on the server against the stored draw, so a later change to the bank never changes a finished sitting. A passing sitting mints the certificate in the same stroke. One sitting per course is open at a time and at most five start per day; an open sitting a manager retires is doomed, never graded.
Operations
| Operation | Kind | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| trainingAttempt | query | Look up one sitting — the person, the course, the drawn questions, the answers and the score once submitted. |
| trainingAttempts | query | Every sitting in your organization group, newest first — who sat what, and how it went. |