1. 1 Market Data Transparency SCR 740 Business Training SCR 727 Phase II: Web Services ERCOT presents:

2. 2Market Data Transparency Course contents Overview: Accessing Data Requests Lessons 1-15: Using Data Requests –The lessons will include an overview of each data request along with a business case. Error Codes

3. 3Market Data Transparency Course goals Execute ad-hoc data research Understand Point In Time Selectivity (PITS) Schedule an audit of your 727 database Interpret error codes

4. 4Market Data Transparency Digital certificates All Market Participants will be required to have a Digital Certificate to access the data requests. You will be prompted to select your Digital Certificate when you enter TML. You can use the same Digital Certificate for all TML services (for example MarketTrak). To request a Digital Certificate you must contact your USA.

5. 5Market Data Transparency Accessing Web Services Access the Texas Market Link (TML) website and access the “Archive” tab. https://tml.ercot.com/tibco/archive

6. 6Market Data Transparency Data Request - Schedule The SCR 740 Web Services are located at the Data Request – Schedule link from the left hand menu. 1.Under Schedule an Extract, left-click Data Request - Schedule.

7. 7Market Data Transparency Data request index You may click on the “?” icon to view a detailed description of each data request.

8. 8Market Data Transparency Help screen At the top of each data request is a blue help menu icon. Each help screen has a top portion which is specific to the active data request and a bottom portion with additional reference material.

9. 9 Market Data Transparency Lesson 1 Verify ESIIDs I own

10. 10Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need to verify ownership of 5 ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006. What ESIIDs do I own for all of time, as of a particular point in time?

11. 11Market Data Transparency Select Point in Time Input the Point in Time information. Required fields are always marked with “*”. 1.Select July 16, 2006 from the Point in Time date boxes or from the calendar icon.

12. 12Market Data Transparency Select output Choose the type of data output under Output Results. Choose the output file format from Output Format. Use the Reset button to reset the screen settings at any time.

13. 13Market Data Transparency Upload file Upload a CSV file of the ESIIDs in question. The Upload File Contents button will validate the format of your upload file. 1.Use the Browse button to locate your upload file. 2.Select the type of data being uploaded from the Uploaded dropdown. 3.Click Upload File Contents.

14. 14Market Data Transparency ActiveX Note: The web services all use ActiveX to upload files.

15. 15Market Data Transparency Text box If you do not have ActiveX enabled, or choose not to use ActiveX, a text box will be provided so that you can paste the contents of the upload file into the web service.

16. 16Market Data Transparency Verify upload contents You can now verify the contents of your upload file. The type of data chosen for Uploaded will appear at the top of the file contents.

17. 17Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed. Take note of the Audit ID. This is needed to identify your request in the status screen.

18. 18Market Data Transparency Transaction information You can view the completed SOAP request and response messages under Transaction Information.

19. 19Market Data Transparency Data Request - Status To view the status of your data request, go to the Data Request – Status screen. 1.Under Schedule an Extract, left-click Data Request - Status.

20. 20Market Data Transparency Status screen The scheduled request will be located under the data request name on the status screen.

21. 21Market Data Transparency View request information By clicking the Audit ID, you can view details of the data request submitted.

22. 22Market Data Transparency Status definitions INITIALIZED - The request has been received and is in queue for processing. RUNNING - The request is not processing. The payload file is currently being created. FAILED - The request fulfillment has failed. The payload file was not generated. AWAITING POSTING - Requested payload file has successfully been created. It is waiting to be made available for web download. POSTING FAILED - An error occurred while making the payload file available for web download. CANCELED - The request has been cancelled. It will not be processed.

23. 23Market Data Transparency ZIP icon When the data request has finished, a ZIP file icon will appear.

24. 24Market Data Transparency ZIP file contents Once the ZIP file has downloaded, you can access the output files.

25. 25Market Data Transparency Report Explorer Once your entity’s first Data Request has posted, a new folder will be created in the Report Explorer. This folder will be titled “Market Data Transparency”. Please note that ERCOT recommends picking up files via the Data Request – Status link.

26. 26Market Data Transparency Input and parameter files Every data request output ZIP file will contain the original input file and a file of the parameters issued for the request. Input File Parameter File

27. 27Market Data Transparency Additional output files In the example, we selected “Both ESIID and ESIIDServiceHist Records” as our Output Results. We received two additional files, one from the ESIID table and one from the ESIIDSERVICEHIST table. ESIID File ESIIDSERVICEHIST File

28. 28Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.If you are not the owner of an ESIID in question, you will not receive any information for that ESIID. 2.The original upload file will be returned in the output ZIP file. 3.The turnaround for this data request will be less than 3 business days. This is a worse-case scenario. The best- case scenario is approximately is 10 minutes.

29. 29Market Data Transparency Quiz What does the “Upload File Contents” button do? (Pick one answer.) A.Check the file content for accuracy. B.Check the file format for accuracy. C.Both A and B.

30. 30Market Data Transparency Quiz: Answer B. Checks the file format for accuracy. The Web Service does not have the ability to dynamically check against the database whether you have uploaded accurate data. This would dramatically slow down the Web Service.

31. 31 Market Data Transparency Lesson 2 Provide ESIIDs I own for a trade date

32. 32Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006 that are ”NIDR” meter types and belong to the Springfield station. What ESIIDs do I own for a particular trade date?

33. 33Market Data Transparency Select Point in Time Input the Point in Time and Trade Date information. 1.Select July 16, 2006 from the Point in Time date boxes or from the calendar icon. 2.Select July 12, 2006 from the Trade Date boxes or from the calendar icon.

34. 34Market Data Transparency Select output Choose the type of data output under Output Results. Choose the output file format from Output Format.

35. 35Market Data Transparency Additional Criteria Input the additional search criteria as available. 1.Type “SPRING” into the STATIONCODE text box. 2.Type “NIDR” into the Meter Type text box.

36. 36Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

37. 37Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – ESIID File ESIID File

38. 38Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.An upload file of ESIIDs is not required for this service because both Trade Date and Point in Time are required arguments. 2.Profile Type, Weather Zone, Meter Type, Weather Sensitivity, and/or Time of Use are profile code components that may be used in lieu of the complete PROFILECODE.

39. 39Market Data Transparency Quiz List some of the differences between this Web Service and “Verify ESIIDs I own”. 1.Trade Date is required. 2.An Upload file of ESIIDs is not required. 3.“Provide ESIIDs I own for a trade date” has more filtering options.

40. 40 Market Data Transparency Lesson 3 Provide CMZONE assignments for a trade date

41. 41Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006, which are in the Houston 2006 (“H06”) congestion management zone. What ESIIDs do I own for a particular trade date for a certain CMZONE assignment?

42. 42Market Data Transparency Input information Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Choose CSV for Output Format. Type H06 for CMZONE. Click Submit Request.

43. 43Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

44. 44Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – CMZONE File CMZONE File

45. 45Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.There is only type of output provided in this service so no Output Type selection is required. The format is: ESIID, UIDESIID, CMZONE, STATIONCODE, STATIONNAME, TRADEDATE

46. 46 Market Data Transparency Lesson 4 Provide Non-IDR transaction data for ESIIDs I own

47. 47Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need to verify Non-IDR transaction data loaded using 867_03 transaction ids for 5 ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006. For provided Non-IDR transaction information, what data is loaded as of a particular point in time?

48. 48Market Data Transparency Input information Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time. Choose List for Output Results. Choose CSV for Output Format. Upload the “ESIIDfile.csv” file. Click Submit Request. The “ESIIDfile.csv” upload file is in the format: ESIID, TransactionID, StartTime, StopTime, MeterType.

49. 49Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – List of ESIIDs (same format as the input file) List of ESIIDs

50. 50Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.All Upload file fields are required and must be in UPPERCASE. 2.The date format for the upload file is YYYY-MM-DD 3.The Upload file format for transactions is: ESIID, TRANSACTIONID, STARTTIME, STOPTIME, METERTYPE

51. 51Market Data Transparency Quiz Does this Data Request provide interval data as an option?

52. 52Market Data Transparency Quiz: Answer No. This is a Non-Interval data transaction verification only.

53. 53 Market Data Transparency Lesson 5 Provide IDR transaction data for ESIIDs I own

54. 54Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need to verify IDR transaction data using 867_03 transaction ids for 5 ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006. For provided IDR transaction information, what data is loaded as of a particular point in time?

55. 55Market Data Transparency Input information Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time. Choose LSCCH Records for Output Results. Choose CSV for Output Format. Select ESIID, TransactionId, StartDateTime, StopDateTime for Uploaded. Upload the “ESIIDs.csv” file. Click Submit Request.

56. 56Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – LSCCH File LSCCH File

57. 57Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.All Upload file fields are required and must be in UPPERCASE. 2.There are two Upload file formats for this service. The first is a list of UIDCHANNELCUT values and the second is a list of ESIID transaction records in this format: ESIID, TRANSACTIONID, STARTTIME, STOPTIME 3.The date format for STARTTIME & STOPTIME is in the standard XML form of YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.

58. 58Market Data Transparency Lessons 6 - 11 preview 6: Provide Non-IDR usage data for a trade date 7: Provide ESIIDs where Non-IDR usage data is not loaded for a trade date 8: Provide IDR usage data for a trade date 9: Provide ESIIDs where IDR usage data is not loaded for a trade date 10: Provide Non-IDR usage data for ESIIDs I own 11: Provide IDR usage data for ESIIDs I own

59. 59 Market Data Transparency Lesson 6 Provide Non-IDR usage data for a trade date

60. 60Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006, which have Non-IDR usage data loaded. What ESIIDs have Non-IDR usage data loaded for a particular trade date?

61. 61Market Data Transparency Select output Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Choose KH (kWh) for Meter Type. Choose ESIID Usage Records for Output Results. Choose CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

62. 62Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

63. 63Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – ESIIDUSAGE File ESIIDUSAGE File

64. 64 Market Data Transparency Lesson 7 Provide ESIIDs where Non- IDR usage data is not loaded for a trade date

65. 65Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006, which do not have Non- IDR usage data loaded. What ESIIDs do not have Non-IDR usage data loaded for a particular trade date?

66. 66Market Data Transparency Select output Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Choose KH (kWh) for Meter Type. Choose CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

67. 67Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

68. 68Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results includes: – Input File – Parameter File – “Usage Not Loaded” File “Usage Not Loaded” File

69. 69Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.Data request inputs are similar to the lesson 6 data request. This request provides a list of ESIIDs that do not have usage data loaded in ERCOT systems, therefore identifying missing usage.

70. 70 Market Data Transparency Lesson 8 Provide IDR usage data for a trade date

71. 71Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006, which have IDR usage data loaded. What ESIIDs have IDR usage data loaded for a particular trade date?

72. 72Market Data Transparency Select output Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Choose Load (CH4) for Channel. Choose List for Output Results. Choose CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

73. 73Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

74. 74Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – List of ESIIDs List of ESIIDs

75. 75 Market Data Transparency Lesson 9 Provide ESIIDs where IDR usage data is not loaded for a trade date

76. 76Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006 for trade date July 12, 2006, which do not have IDR usage data loaded. What ESIIDs do not have IDR usage data loaded for a particular trade date?

77. 77Market Data Transparency Select output Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Choose Load (CH4) for Channel. Choose CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

78. 78Market Data Transparency Audit ID After clicking Submit Request, the Audit ID will be displayed.

79. 79Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results includes: – Input File – Parameter File – “Did Not Load” File “Did Not Load” File

80. 80 Market Data Transparency Lesson 10 Provide Non-IDR usage data for a point in time

81. 81Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of October 16, 2006, for trade dates July 1 – July 12, which have Non-IDR usage data loaded. What Non-IDR usage data is loaded for a list of ESIIDs as of a particular point in time for a given range of trade dates?

82. 82Market Data Transparency Select output Select October 16, 2006 for Point in Time, July 1, 2006 for From Trade Date and July 12, 2006 for To Trade Date. Choose KH (kWh) for Meter Type. Choose CSV for Output Format. Choose ESIIDs for Uploaded. Upload the “ESIIDs.csv” file. Click Submit Request.

83. 83Market Data Transparency Verify upload contents You can now verify the contents of your upload file. The type of data chosen for Uploaded will appear at the top of the file contents. Click Submit Request.

84. 84Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – ESIIDUSAGE File ESIIDUSAGE File

85. 85 Market Data Transparency Lesson 11 Provide IDR usage data for a point in time

86. 86Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need a list of all owned ESIIDs as of July 16, 2006, for trade dates July 1 – July 12, which have IDR usage data loaded. What IDR usage data is loaded for a list of ESIIDs as of a particular point in time for a given range of trade dates?

87. 87Market Data Transparency Select output Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time, July 1, 2006 for From Trade Date and July 12, 2006 for To Trade Date. Choose Load (CH4) for Channel. Choose LSCCH Records for Output Results. Choose CSV for Output Format. Choose ESIIDs for Uploaded. Upload the “ESIIDs.csv” file. Click Submit Request.

88. 88Market Data Transparency Verify upload contents You can now verify the contents of your upload file. The type of data chosen for Uploaded will appear at the top of the file contents. Click Submit Request.

89. 89Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – LSCCH File LSCCH File

90. 90 Market Data Transparency Lesson 12 Verify records used in Data Aggregation

91. 91Market Data Transparency Business question Verify Non-IDR or IDR data used in data aggregation for a trade date. Example: I need to verify Non-IDR data used in data aggregation for a trade date July 12, 2006 for a point in time of July 20, 2006, with a LOSSCODE of “A”, a PROFILECODE of “RESHIWR_SOUTH_NIDR_NWS_NOTOU”, and at the Springfield station.

92. 92Market Data Transparency Select Point in Time Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time and July 12, 2006 for Trade Date. Input A for LOSSCODE. Input RESHIWR_SOUTH_NIDR_NWS _NOTOU for Output Results. Input SPRING for STATIONCODE. Choose TDSP DUNS and input DUNS Number. Select CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

93. 93Market Data Transparency Output files Output Results include: – Input File – Parameter File – ESIIDUSAGE File – ESIIDSERVICEHIST File –DEFAULT File – contains a list of ESIIDs that did not have data loaded for the trade date or historical usage. ESIIDUSAGE File ESIIDSERVICEHIST File

94. 94Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.This is only available to the LSE. QSEs do not have access to this data request. 2.This data request provides all ESIID data (ESH and usage) used during the data aggregation settlements process. 3.This request can only be requested twice a day per DUNS Number.

95. 95 Market Data Transparency Lesson 13 Provide all ESIID extract records

96. 96Market Data Transparency Business question Example: I need to baseline my 727 database from the beginning of time. This data request provides the following: Record counts for each table in the SCR 727 ESIID Service History & Usage extract. Logical key data records used by Market Participants to perform a gap analysis comparison between ERCOT’s baseline record set and a market participant SCR 727 ESIID Service History & Usage data set. Full data records needed to baseline a market participant SCR 727 ESIID Service History & Usage database.

97. 97Market Data Transparency Select Point in Time Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time. Select Full Records for Output For MP Tables. Select CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request. Full Records outputs can only be requested once per year per DUNS Number.

98. 98Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.The Full Records choice for Output For MP Tables can only be requested once per year per DUNS number and the Logical Keys choice twice per year. The Record Count choice has no restrictions. 2.The output files for Full Records and Logical Keys choices will be delivered via mail on DVD within 10 days of the request. These files will not post to TML. 3.The Logical Keys choices for Output For MP Tables can be used as an Upload File in the next web service to get full records.

99. 99 Market Data Transparency Lesson 14 Provide ESIID extract records for Logical Keys

100. 100Market Data Transparency Business question Provide full data records for uploaded logical keys for a particular table.

101. 101Market Data Transparency Input information Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time. Select CSV for Output Format. Select ESIID for Table. Upload the “LogicalKeys.csv” file. Click Submit Request.

102. 102Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.The Upload File format is exactly the same format as the Logical Keys choice for Output For MP Tables in the prior web service. 2.This is the only web service where the Upload File can have more than 1,000 rows.

103. 103 Market Data Transparency Lesson 15 Provide public extract data

104. 104Market Data Transparency Business question Provide all public tables (dimensional tables) as of a particular point in time. This includes: CMZONE, MRE, PGC, PROFILECLASS, REP, STATION, STATIONSERVICEHIST, TDSP

105. 105Market Data Transparency Input information Select July 16, 2006 for Point in Time. Select CSV for Output Format. Click Submit Request.

106. 106Market Data Transparency Additional comments 1.This data request has no restrictions. You may request public data tables as often as necessary.

107. 107 Market Data Transparency Error Handling

108. 108Market Data Transparency Error codes There are 4 error codes that users can receive when submitting data requests. 1.ERROR 1007 – Indicates one or many of the fields you have supplied data for are inaccurate. 2.ERROR 1121 – The user must click the “Reset” button and fill in the data request screen again as there was an error in the submission. 3.ERROR 1122 – The data request has timed out. Please try the service again or contact ERCOT for assistance. 4.ERROR 9999 – This is a general error code for technical problems. Please contact the ERCOT Help Desk and log a trouble ticket for further assistance.

109. 109Market Data Transparency Error examples Some errors will return specific details, such as when an INVALID/INACCURATE/INCORREC T (not sure which is most appropriate) trade date is submitted. Additional error information is available under the Transaction Information section for “Response”.

110. 110 Market Data Transparency FINAL TEST

111. 111Market Data Transparency Test, question 1 What is the Date & Time format for all Data Requests? YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS For example: July 16, 2006 5:32pm would translate into “2006-07-16T17:32:00”. This is an industry standard XML date and time format.

112. 112Market Data Transparency Test, question 2 Can you use any of the Data Requests to baseline your 727 database? Yes, “Provide all ESIID extract records”. You can do this once per year per DUNS number.

113. 113Market Data Transparency Test, question 3 What is the maximum number of rows allowed in an upload file? 1,000…except for “Provide ESIID extract records for Logical Keys”.

114. 114Market Data Transparency Test, question 4 Is Point in Time required for every Data Request? Why? Point in Time is required for every web service. Data changes every day and Point in Time gives you the ability to say: “I want to see the data as it existed on a certain day…before any subsequent changes.”

115. 115Market Data Transparency Test, question 5 What is the absolute maximum turn around time for Data Requests? Three days for web services which post to TML. Ten days for web services which require DVD delivery.

116. 116Market Data Transparency Test, question 6 Can I tell what I uploaded from the output zip file data? Yes, the original upload file is always returned as part of the output zip file.

117. 117 Market Data Transparency Questions?