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DELTAMW (Historical table)

DELTAMW sets out the Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS) requirement to be provided locally within each region and each half-hour period in a market day. Two fields specify Frequency Controlled Ancillary Services requirements to be provided locally for the new regulation ancillary services.

Package

HISTORICAL_TABLES

Table schema

Column Official MMS Datatype GR-MMS Datatype Comment
SETTLEMENTDATE datetime(3) 🔑 datetime2(0) 🔑 Market date starting at 04:30
VERSIONNO numeric(3, 0) 🔑 smallint 🔑 Version No of record for this date
REGIONID varchar(10) 🔑 varchar(10) 🔑 Differentiates this region from all other regions
PERIODID numeric(2, 0) 🔑 tinyint 🔑 Market trading interval from 1 to 48 starting at 04:30
DELTAMW numeric(6, 0) smallint Not Used
LOWER5MIN numeric(6, 0) smallint Lower 5 min local share requirement
LOWER60SEC numeric(6, 0) smallint Lower 60 sec local share requirement
LOWER6SEC numeric(6, 0) smallint Lower 6 sec local share requirement
RAISE5MIN numeric(6, 0) smallint Raise 5 minute local share requirement
RAISE60SEC numeric(6, 0) smallint Raise 60 sec local share requirement
RAISE6SEC numeric(6, 0) smallint Raise 6 sec local share requirement
LASTCHANGED datetime(3) datetime2(0) Last date and time record changed
RAISEREG numeric(6, 0) smallint Raise Regulation local share requirement
LOWERREG numeric(6, 0) smallint Lower Regulation local share requirement

Official MMS data model indexes

Index name Index type Index columns (in order)
DELTAMW_LCX nonclustered LASTCHANGED
DELTAMW_PK clustered, unique, primary key SETTLEMENTDATE, VERSIONNO, REGIONID, PERIODID

GR-MMS data model indexes

Index name Index type Index columns (in order)
IX_DELTAMW_LASTCHANGED nonclustered LASTCHANGED
PK_DELTAMW clustered, unique, primary key SETTLEMENTDATE, VERSIONNO, REGIONID, PERIODID

Historical-MMS data model indexes

Index name Index type Index columns (in order)
DELTAMW_LCX nonclustered LASTCHANGED
DELTAMW_PK clustered, unique, primary key SETTLEMENTDATE, VERSIONNO, REGIONID, PERIODID