Hi,
The Java API certainly has classes to deal with this.
The .Net API should have similar methods and classes.
Otherwise it is just a matter of splitting the string first on chr(3) and you
will get each value-pair (User/Timestamp), and then split each entry again on
chr(4). The result is a little different depending on if it is a linear or
custom status-field.
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> Thanks Misi for your inputs. I will fetch the data and do the string
> manipulation on it but curious to know if other APIs also have
> ARStatusHistoryList like JAVA and .Net ?
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