Jonathan_Marzin

I did file a case at the time but support hasn't reported anything definitive yet. Wanted to see if anyone else was noticing similar behavior.

Things have cleared up since.I was seeing the occasional 604 Request timed out error from the API. Our retry logic waits a few seconds before trying again so as to to overwhelm the system or unnecessarily use up API calls. A couple of times I also received errors saying the connection was forcibly c...

Not a bad idea, assuming Marketo does indeed write the data in time order. If I go that route, I think I would still factor in a buffer just to make sure.I really think they should provide a parameter that is linked to the timestamp that the activity records are written to their database (like an in...

It's an old thread, but did anything come of this? How does Marketo account for SQL/HTML injection?

Thanks for the reply, Josh. I've been monitoring the Campaign Queue but manually tracking it is tiresome. Hopefully Marketo will surface some type of API queue/performance monitoring in the future, but then again, that might give their customers too much insight into how well they're handling load.

This is what I do for API calls, but the W3C formats don't work for CSV imports. If I send a datetime like "2015-11-11T16:07:38+00:00" within a csv, it gets set to "2015-11-11 00:00:00".

Will it always be UTC-5 even in daylight savings?UTC-5 is EST during standard time, but CT during daylight savings. I just wonder if they expect EST instead, which would be UTC-5 or UTC-4 depending on whether daylight savings in the USA.