Description
I am using Get Meeting Participants Reports to get participant data from Zoom meetings via their meetinguuid.
I was looking for further documentation on user id which I have assumed would fit the formatting of int64 or bigint (or even a varchar of length eight).
What I know from the given documentation under the participants array is it is a locally unique identity attribute and (I assume) could return null or different results if the user was a ‘guest’ (not a Zoom user under the associated account)
Error
For one meeting (MeetingUUID = ‘KLp6/dd/SFaDAHW5j4a4vQ==’) the result contains three participants with a datetime added to the end of the userid (see screenshot).
I was wondering if there was further information or a case to this as I have not encountered this with any other meetings
Which App Type (OAuth / Chatbot / JWT / Webhook)?
JWT
What you are seeing in the is by design in our system. Upon checking, we found that the meeting failed over. We add the date after the value of user_id to mark (indicate) the meeting failed over.
But my question was:
What do you mean when a meeting fails over? How does that occur?
Also it’s not documented. But also can the user id be separated from the time stamp? Like with a pipe character so we can still obtain the user id?
