scripting and *uuid.dat files to maintain persistent mRID values#64
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This feature will persist mRIDs in the network model for circuit components that didn't actually change. In Powergrid-Models, there are new *uuids.dat files that contain the established mRIDs, with scripts that use them and XML files that have the persisted mRIDs.
If you regenerate the CIM XML from unmodified source OpenDSS and GridLAB-D files, as described on the readme page, there should be no changes to the XML. Whenever there are changes to the source OpenDSS and GridLAB-D files, existing mRIDs will be used where possible, i.e., when the object classes and names match. If not, new mRID values will be created randomly and then saved in the *uuids.dat files.
Version 1.2.7 of opendsscmd is required from here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/electricdss/files/OpenDSSCmd/
Attached note describes how it works in opendsscmd.
App developers should see persistent mRID values for conducting equipment, connectivity nodes, terminals etc. However, this does not affect the house and measurement mRIDs, which are created by separate scripts outside of the network modeling process. In order to persist the house and measurement mRIDs, those external scripts need to be modified.
Common_Information_Model.pdf
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