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Start date/time Sync of Outage Activity Created in MDM SP1 with SP3 (Doc ID 2194433.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 23, 2022

Applies to:

Oracle Utilities Meter Data Management - Version 2.1.0.3 to 2.1.0.3 [Release 2.1]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Outage activities created in Meter Data Management (MDM) 2.1 SP 1 through the user interface are displaying the wrong start/end date time in SP3.

Outage activities created in MDM 2.1 SP 3 from device events have their start and end date/times set without adjusting for DST (as activity date/times are stored adjusted for DST).

Please note: since these outage activities are used as an input into the periodic estimation process to identify which intervals should be set with an outage condition code and the interval VEE estimation rules use the outage condition to temper estimations this data error may have impacted estimations made. As such some analysis may be required to identify if there are were any impacts to estimations made during outage periods. In general there should only be an impact to the last hour of the outage and those estimated intervals that fall within that hour. This issue will only have existed during the DST period subsequent to applying MDM 2.1 SP3.

For these Outage Activities that were created subsequent to MDM 2.1 SP3 via device event processing during a DST period will have start and end date/times that are 1 hour behind what they would have been prior to MDM 2.1 SP3. As part of this solution the code for a batch control has been provided that will cycle through all Outage Activity with Duration activities and detect those whose date/time has been set incorrectly and correct them. This will only impact those activities that meet the following criteria:

Steps To Recreate

  1. Create Device, Device Configuration, Measuring Component, Service Point and Install event.
  2. Initiate the outage activity for device in DST and verify start date/time in activity page

Cause

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