SubmissionResult
Submissionresult is the recorded outcome of a submission in a system, encapsulating the processing result of a submitted item such as a form, code, or document. It is typically modeled as an entity or data object linked to the original submission and the submitting user, and it may drive follow-up actions like notification, publication, or remediation. A submission result may be produced by validators, compilers, reviewers, or automated grading systems, and can reflect the state of the submission after processing.
Contexts for submission results include online programming judges, learning management systems, content moderation queues, and data
- id, submission_id, status, score or grade, feedback or messages
- errors or logs, timestamp of result, duration or resource usage
- processed_by, submitted_by, environment, and links to artifacts or detailed reports
- version or audit trail, and retries if applicable
- pending, processing, succeeded/accepted/approved, failed/rejected
- partially succeeded, canceled, timed_out
- A result is created when a submission is received, then processed, finalized, and stored.
- It informs users and systems about outcome, guides subsequent actions (e.g., resubmission, publication, or escalation), and
- Formats include JSON, XML, or CSV for API access or export.
- Access is typically controlled, with audit logging and tamper-evident storage to ensure integrity and privacy.
See also: submission, result, feedback, workflow, audit trail.