What's the cvs file schema?

[kKeks]

As most of you I've downloaded the cvs file containing the note information.
The first line is obviously the version information, though that info being stuck there gives
some tools a hard time to parse the file correctly. Anyway, for the rest of the lines,
containing the actual note information, we have

<denomination>;<year>;<serial>;<comment>;<timestamp of submission>;<city>;<country>;<zipcode>;<shortcode>;<?A>;<?B>;<?C>;<latitude>;<longitude>

can anyone help me with A, B and C? A looks like a primary key, e.g. the id of the note in the database.
B seems to be always 1 and C always 0. Do they somehow correlate to hits?

[Jes]

I think that some of them (A,B or C, cannot remeber which one of them), indicates the number of times that the note has been entered into the database.

ie:
If the note has been entered once "1"
if the note has been entered twice "2" (this is a Hit)
if the note has been entered 3 times "3" (this is triple Hit)

and so on...

[R/J]

I have two notes with a 1 in column L and found out that 0=normal and 1=moderated hit.

So:
A: note-id
B: number of times entered (i.e. note is a hit if B>1)
C: type of hit (0=normal or no hit 1=moderated)

[kKeks]

Thanks for the replies. A general accessible EBT CSV schema would be nice as well But your replies have been sufficient.

[jrnsndrs]

From a similar topic on the Dutch forum:

Denominantion/Year/Serialnr/Comment/Date+time/City/Country/Postal Code/Shortcode/EBT's note-id nr/Number of times entered/Moderation status/Geographical coordinates