Storyline-based activity being marked "Unsuccessful" by Saba LMS

Hi Everyone, I was the "someone" who contacted Judy and I wanted to follow up with a few new things I learned. First, though, Thanks Judy! This has helped a lot.

Now, New things:

1. I found another post (https://articulate.com/support/article/scorm-12-course-is-never-completed-in-saba-lms-sl2) and though it says its for storyline two, it's part of what Judy suggests doing. The reason I point this out, though, is that the second bullet item suggests how you can make this change ONCE for all your courses. For some this might not be advantageous, but if you're like me and publish to the same LMS 95% or the time, it much better than having to mod these files after each publish. It also helps with some colleagues who are less inclined to edit code ;)
2. this post https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/lms-reporting-476433ad-8825-4bd3-8c76-bf4c589d273e#reply-65075 has a section from Brian Allen that was very helpful to me. It was for a different LMS than what I use currently, but it helps makes some extra sense of when/why you might choose one reporting option over another. Heres the bit I mean, though the whole post might be worth a skim:
   1. Completed/Incomplete: We use this for any unscored content where we are tracking completion based on slide views. If the minimum number of slides are viewed, then the user is marked as completed. If not they are left in progress.
   2. Passed/Incomplete: We use this for scored content where we want the user to be left in progress if they do not achieve the minimum passing score. If the user achieves the minimum passing score they are marked as completed/passed with score, if not they remain in progress and no score is passed to SumTotal, allowing them to try again.
   3. Passed/Failed: We use this on a limited basis, primarily for things like compliance or certification activities where we want to record a failed status. If the user achieves the minimum passing score they are marked as completed/passed with score, if not they are marked as completed/failed with score. This is especially useful if you want to limit number of attempts through a learning activity for the purpose of assigning remedial training, etc., in the event of someone failing.