Output Tables
This is a list of all the output tables available in the Hosting Capacity Service database, such as the Network Performance Metrics Enhanced, Link to Input, Logs and more. It contains detailed descriptions of each column and how to use them.
All times in all tables are expressed in UTC. To convert to local time, apply the relevant timezone offset for your location, such as +10:00 for Australian Eastern Standard Time (NEM Time).
General Output Tables
Network Performance Metrics Enhanced
Weekly Reports
Constraints
Duration Curves
Link to Input
Calibration Meter Results
Node Level Results Table
For information on node level results, a feature in active development only available to select customers, see Node Level Results.
Logs
Raw Results Tables
Energy Meters Raw
Energy Meter Voltages Raw
Overloads Raw
Voltage Exceptions Raw
Metrics Enhanced Profile Raw
Intrinsic Hosting Capacity
These tables are produced by Intrinsic Hosting Capacity Mode. They answer a different question to the general output tables above: not "what constraints exist given a DER scenario?" but "how much additional load or generation can the network support before hitting a limit?" Each table plays a specific role in that answer. Start with lv_group_hosting_capacity or hv_node_headroom for the headline results, use constraint_violations and binding_constraints to understand what stopped the search, and use customer_allocations to drill into per-customer detail.
LV Group Hosting Capacity
HV Node Headroom
Constraint Violations
Binding Constraints
Customer Allocations
Deprecated Tables
Network Performance Metrics
This table contains the basic (non-enhanced) network performance metrics. It has been superseded by the network_performance_metrics_enhanced table, which provides a more comprehensive set of results and metrics. Users are encouraged to transition to the enhanced table, as this table may be removed in a future version.
Parquet Hierarchy (Blob Storage)
For users storing results in blob storage, parquet files follow the same logical table structure described above and are organised under each Work Package ID. Files are grouped by table, then by scenario, feeder and year, with individual parquet files named by their timestamp (see the hierarchy below).
Feeder Load Analysis (Segment Level Loading) outputs
This table is the output of the feeder load analysis (segment level loading) process, which provides detailed loading and utilization metrics at the asset and segment level. Note that this is separate from the main power flow results and is only generated when the feeder load analysis process is run. For more information on the feeder load analysis process, please refer to the documentation section on Feeder Load Analysis.