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Output Tables

This is a list of all the output tables available in the Hosting Capacity Service database, along with detailed descriptions of each column and how to use them. Note that depending on the specific implementation, your tables may not be located in a 'output' database, but may be be found alongside input tables in a 'input/results' database. Talk to your system administrator if you are unsure.

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All times in all tables are expressed in UTC.

Network Performance Metrics Enhanced

How to use the network_performance_metrics_enhanced Table
Row by row table breakdown: network_performance_metrics_enhanced

Weekly Reports

How to use the weekly_reports Table
Row by row table breakdown: weekly_reports

Constraints

How to use the constraints Table
Row by row table breakdown: constraints

Duration Curves

How to use the duration_curves Table
Row by row table breakdown: duration_curves
How to use the link_to_input Table
Row by row table breakdown: link_to_input

Calibration Meter Results

How to use the calibration_meter_results Table
Row by row table breakdown: 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

How to use the logs Table
Row by row table breakdown: logs

Raw Results Tables

Energy Meters Raw

How to use the energy_meters_raw Table
Row by row table breakdown: energy_meters_raw

Energy Meter Voltages Raw

How to use the energy_meter_voltages_raw Table
Row by row table breakdown: energy_meter_voltages_raw

Overloads Raw

How to use the overloads_raw Table
Row by row table breakdown: overloads_raw

Voltage Exceptions Raw

How to use the voltage_exceptions_raw Table
Row by row table breakdown: voltage_exceptions_raw

Metrics Enhanced Profile Raw

How to use the metrics_enhanced_profile_raw Table
Row by row table breakdown: metrics_enhanced_profile_raw

Semi-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 It has been superseded by the network_performance_metrics_enhanced table, which provides a more comprehensive set of results and metrics.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.

Row by row table breakdown: network_performance_metrics

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).

Parquet File Hierarchy